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Breathless on Stage- Sunghoon

**Title: Breathless on Stage**

The night of the grand concert had arrived, and excitement buzzed in the air as Enhypen prepared for their much-anticipated performance. The venue was packed with fans, the arena lights glittering like stars. The members were in high spirits, each one eager to deliver an unforgettable show. However, a small oversight by Sunghoon would soon turn the night from exhilarating to terrifying.

Backstage, the group was in the final stages of preparation. The members were rehearsing their routines, checking their outfits, and doing final vocal warm-ups. Sunghoon, always meticulous with his preparations, had made sure everything was in place—everything except for one crucial item: his inhaler.

Sunghoon had asthma, and while it had been well-managed for years, he had forgotten to pack his inhaler that day. He had been feeling fine throughout the day, but the intense energy and excitement of the performance, combined with the high-paced choreography, would soon test his condition.

The concert began with a burst of energy, the lights flashing and the crowd cheering. The members hit the stage with enthusiasm, each move executed with precision. Sunghoon, as part of the lead performance, was particularly dynamic. The choreography was demanding, involving high-intensity dance moves and fast-paced transitions. Despite his usual confidence, Sunghoon felt a tightness in his chest as they progressed through the set.

The first few songs went off without a hitch. Sunghoon powered through the routines, pushing past the tightness in his chest. However, as they transitioned into a particularly strenuous segment, he began to feel more constricted. He tried to ignore it, focusing on keeping up with the choreography and maintaining his energy.

In the middle of a high-energy dance break, Sunghoon’s breathing became noticeably labored. He struggled to catch his breath, and the familiar tightness in his chest escalated into a full-blown asthma attack. Panic began to set in as he realized he could not get enough air. His vision started to blur, and he felt a wave of dizziness.

His discomfort was not immediately apparent to the audience, as he was still performing energetically, but his fellow members began to notice something was off. Sunoo, who was dancing next to him, saw the distress on Sunghoon’s face. He quickly signaled to Jungwon and the others, who exchanged worried glances.

“Heeseung, something’s wrong with Sunghoon,” Sunoo shouted over the music, his voice filled with concern.

Heeseung, realizing the severity of the situation, motioned for a quick stop. The music abruptly cut off, and the stage lights dimmed slightly, casting a somber light over the scene. The crowd, initially puzzled by the sudden interruption, sensed that something was wrong.

The members rushed to Sunghoon’s side, their faces a mix of alarm and confusion. Sunghoon, struggling to breathe, was leaning over, his hands on his knees. Jungwon quickly reached for Sunghoon’s microphone.

“Everyone, please stay calm,” Jungwon spoke into the mic, his voice steady but urgent. “We’re dealing with a medical situation. Please clear the area and make space for the paramedics.”

The stage crew, already on high alert, moved quickly to clear the area and call for medical assistance. Heeseung and Sunoo stayed by Sunghoon’s side, trying to offer comfort.

“Sunghoon, just focus on your breathing,” Heeseung said, his voice soft but firm. “We’re going to get you through this.”

Sunghoon tried to follow Heeseung’s advice, but the attack was severe. He felt a sense of helplessness as his breathing continued to worsen. The paramedics arrived swiftly, carrying with them an emergency inhaler. They carefully assessed Sunghoon’s condition and administered a dose of medication to help him breathe more easily.

As the medication began to take effect, Sunghoon’s breathing slowly normalized. He took deep, shaky breaths, and the panic gradually subsided. The paramedics continued to monitor him, ensuring he was stable before assisting him off the stage.

The members, visibly shaken, watched as Sunghoon was escorted backstage for further evaluation. The crowd, having been informed of the situation, began to show their support with chants and messages of encouragement. Despite the concern and worry, the fans’ support was palpable, adding a sense of solidarity to the difficult moment.

Backstage, Sunghoon was checked over by medical staff, and the members stayed close, their concern evident. The doctor reassured them that Sunghoon’s condition was under control, but he needed to rest and avoid strenuous activity for a while.

“He’s going to be okay,” the doctor said, giving the members a reassuring nod. “He had a severe asthma attack, but with the inhaler and rest, he should recover fine. Just make sure he doesn’t overexert himself.”

Sunghoon, still visibly shaken but now more stable, looked at his bandmates with a mixture of relief and embarrassment. “I’m sorry for causing such a scene,” he said weakly.

“Don’t apologize,” Sunoo said, his voice steady but filled with concern. “Your health comes first. We’re just glad you’re okay.”

The members gathered around Sunghoon, offering their support and helping him get comfortable. They decided to cancel the remainder of the performance, prioritizing Sunghoon’s health and well-being over the show.

In the days that followed, Sunghoon focused on his recovery with the help of his members. They made sure he was well taken care of, keeping him company and helping him with his medication. The incident served as a stark reminder of the importance of managing health conditions and the need for vigilance, even in the midst of a busy schedule.

The concert was rescheduled, and when they returned to the stage, it was with a renewed sense of appreciation for each other and the support they offered. The experience brought the members even closer together, reinforcing the importance of looking out for one another and taking care of their health.

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**End.**

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