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《 Gyuvin :Dust Mite Allergy》

Written on: Saturday, 17.09.2024

Words: 3589

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The set was buzzing with excitement. The members of ZEROBASEONE, or ZB1 as they were affectionately known, were preparing to film their latest music video. The set design was intricate, and the choreography was sharp-everything was perfectly planned down to the smallest detail. However, there was one detail that no one had anticipated. The director was new to the group, a talented and enthusiastic filmmaker eager to make his mark. But in his enthusiasm, he had missed one crucial piece of information. As the crew set up for a scene that involved releasing dust to create a dramatic effect. Gyuvin, one of the group's most sensitive members, began to feel a familiar tickle in his nose.

Hanbin, who had been keeping a close eye on his members as usual, noticed Gyuvin rubbing his nose, his eyes watering slightly. Concerned, he approached him. "Gyuvin, are you okay?" Hanbin asked, his voice soft but laced with worry.

Gyuvin looked up, his expression a mix of discomfort and anxiety. "I'm fine hyung. I just...really hope there won't be much dust in this scene." He replied, but the tightness in his voice betrayed him. Hanbin's brow furrowed. "Why? Is something wrong?" Gyuvin hesitated for a moment, then sighed, knowing he couldn't hide his discomfort from Hanbin. "I'm allergic to dust. It's not usually a problem, but when there's a lot of it, it gets bad. I didn't think it would be an issue today, but..." Hanbin's eyes widened in realization. "You should have said something sooner. Don't worry, i'll handle this." He said gently, already turning to look for the director.

Without wasting another moment, Hanbin strode over to where the director was standing, discussing the upcoming scene with the crew. "Excuse me. I need to talk to you about something important." Hanbin said, his tone polite but firm. The director looked up, slightly surprised by the interruption. "Yes? What is it?"

"It's about Gyuvin. He's allergic to dust and I'm concerned about the scene we're about to film. I understand the effect you're going for but we need to make sure it's safe for him." Hanbin said, careful to keep his voice calm. The director's face fell, guilt washing over him as he realized the oversight. "I had no idea. I'm so sorry. We can adjust the scene." He admitted, looking over at Gyuvin, who was now sitting with a tissue pressed to his nose. Hanbin nodded and said "Thank you. I just want to make sure he's okay."

The director quickly called for the crew to hold off on the dust effect, but the decision came just a moment too late. As the preparations were in full swing, some of the dust had already been released into the air. Gyuvin, still trying to push through, suddenly felt the overwhelming urge to sneeze.

His eyes watered more, and before he knew it, he was sneezing uncontrollably. "GYUVIN!!" Hanbin was the first to rush over, followed closely by the other members. Gyuvin had crouched down, his body hunched as he tried to stifle the sneezes. His nose was bright red, and his breathing was labored. "Gyuvin, are you okay?!" Hanbin asked, his voice laced with panic. Gyuvin nodded weakly, but it was clear that he was struggling. "I'm... fine." He managed to say between sneezes, though his voice was strained and hoarse.

"Let's get him to a chair." Ricky suggested, already moving to support Gyuvin as he tried to stand. They guided Gyuvin to a nearby chair, where he collapsed into the seat, his head resting against the back as he continued to sneeze. The members hovered around him, their concern palpable. "Does it hurt anywhere else?" Taerae asked, his hand gently resting on Gyuvin's shoulder. "My head...I think all the sneezing gave me a headache." Gyuvin admitted, wincing slightly as he spoke. "We need to get you some water and maybe something to help with that headache." Matthew suggested, already looking around for one of the staff members who could help.