Kpop Sickfics & Hurtfics

A Heart-stopping Prank (Yangyang)

The WayV members were buzzing with excitement as they prepared for the latest episode of their WayV-arity series. This time, they had decided to play an extreme game of hide-and-seek in a large, dimly lit storage lot. The challenge was meant to be thrilling, but no one anticipated the unexpected chaos that was about to unfold.

As the game began, WinWin was chosen as the seeker. The other members-Ten, Yangyang, Kun, Xiaojun, and Hendery-scattered to find hiding spots among the towering stacks of boxes and crates. The atmosphere was electric with the thrill of the chase, and laughter echoed through the lot.

Fifteen minutes into the game, the excitement was interrupted by an unexpected scene. Ten, who had been hiding in a cramped space, emerged looking deathly pale and out of breath. The crew quickly gathered around him, their faces etched with concern.

"I'm okay, I just need a moment," Ten assured them, though his voice was strained. Despite his insistence that he was fine, it was clear that he was struggling. The members were wary but let him take a short break, assuring him that he could rejoin the game once he felt better.

Yangyang, noticing Ten's condition, approached him with concern. "Do you want to hide together, gege?" Yangyang asked, his tone gentle. "I don't want you to be alone, especially if you're not feeling well."

Ten gave him a grateful nod, and they started walking through the maze of storage units. The game resumed with WinWin continuing his search for the others. As Yangyang and Ten made their way through the lot, Yangyang heard footsteps getting closer-WinWin was nearing their hiding spot.

"Come on, let's find a place to hide!" Yangyang said urgently, grabbing Ten's hand. He led Ten through the dimly lit space, his heart racing with the adrenaline of the game and his concern for Ten's well-being.

They eventually found an alcove under a set of stairs and ducked inside. Yangyang crouched with Ten, trying to catch his breath and calm his racing heart. He watched as Ten's breathing remained labored, his pale face a stark contrast to the shadows around them.

"I'll check if the coast is clear," Yangyang whispered, carefully peeking out from their hiding spot. As he turned back, his heart dropped at the sight before him-Ten had slumped unconscious on the floor, his body motionless.

"Ten! Wake up!" Yangyang's voice was filled with panic. He rushed to Ten's side, shaking him gently but receiving no response. His eyes darted to the cameraman who had been filming, now crouched beside Ten and performing chest compressions.

"Stop filming!" Yangyang shouted, his voice breaking. "Call for help!"

The cameraman quickly picked up the phone, frantically dialing emergency services. Yangyang's hands trembled as he tried to process the gravity of the situation. Tears streamed down his face as he watched Ten's lifeless form. He could hear the other members running toward them, their shouts echoing in the enclosed space.

Kun arrived first, his face a mask of worry. "What happened?" he demanded, his eyes scanning the scene. Yangyang was overwhelmed, unable to answer through his sobs. Xiaojun appeared, pulling Yangyang into a tight embrace as the tears flowed uncontrollably.

"I-I- I killed him," Yangyang choked out between gasps, suddenly Ten revealed that he was fine. "I didn't know what to do. I was so scared."

Xiaojun held him close, offering what comfort he could while the other members joined, their expressions filled with regret and concern. WinWin, looking visibly shaken, approached the group.

"I'm so sorry, Yangyang," WinWin said, his voice filled with guilt. "We were just trying to prank you, we didn't mean for it to go this far."

Yangyang couldn't process the words through his panic. His heart was racing, and the weight of the situation was crushing him. Feeling overwhelmed and suffocated by the guilt and fear, he bolted from the scene, running blindly through the storage lot.

He raced through the maze of crates and boxes, his mind clouded with confusion and distress. The adrenaline from earlier had given way to a crushing despair, and he could barely see through his tears. The cold air hit his face as he stumbled, eventually finding a small, secluded warehouse.

Inside, Yangyang collapsed onto the cold concrete floor, his body shaking with sobs. His chest heaved as he tried to catch his breath, the overwhelming guilt and fear threatening to consume him. The dizziness that had been lurking at the edges of his vision finally took over, and he collapsed, hitting his head hard against the concrete.

An hour after Yangyang had fled, Ten, now fully recovered and feeling terrible about the prank, set out with the others to find him. The group had split up, searching the storage lot and calling out for Yangyang. Ten, his heart heavy with regret, finally spotted the warehouse where Yangyang had disappeared.

He entered the dimly lit space and immediately saw Yangyang lying on the floor and a puddle of blood by his head, his body still. Ten's heart sank, and he rushed over, kneeling beside Yangyang's unconscious form. He checked for signs of life, his hands trembling.

"Yangyang!" Ten's voice was filled with panic. "Wake up!"

When Yangyang didn't respond, Ten quickly called out to the others. "I found him! He's bleeding and he's not waking up!"

Hendery, who had been searching nearby, rushed over and immediately dialed for an ambulance, his face a picture of concern. The urgency in his voice conveyed the gravity of the situation as he relayed the details to the dispatcher.

Within minutes, the ambulance arrived, and paramedics quickly assessed Yangyang's condition. They carefully placed him on a stretcher and began to treat his injuries. Ten, feeling a wave of guilt and anxiety, stayed close, holding Yangyang's hand as they prepared to transport him to the hospital.

At the hospital, the atmosphere was tense. The members of WayV waited anxiously in the waiting room, their faces pale and strained. They had been forced to confront the seriousness of their prank and its potential consequences.

Finally, Yangyang was moved to a room, and Ten sat by his bedside, tears streaming down his face as he held Yangyang's hand. The other members, exhausted and emotionally drained, found places to sit on the uncomfortable chairs and floor around the room.

Yangyang slowly regained consciousness, his eyes fluttering open to find Ten beside him, sobbing quietly. The sight of Ten's tears broke something inside him, and he reached out a trembling hand to his friend.

"Ten... I'm sorry," Yangyang whispered, his voice weak. "I didn't mean to..."

"No, it's okay," Ten said through his tears. "I'm so sorry. We never should have gone this far."

The other members woke up, their faces filled with regret and sorrow as they approached Yangyang's bed. They each offered their apologies, expressing their remorse for the prank that had gone terribly wrong.

Kun, his voice filled with sincerity, spoke up. "Yangyang, we're truly sorry for what happened. We never intended for this to get so out of hand. We were just trying to have some fun, and we crossed a line."

Xiaojun, still holding Yangyang's hand, nodded in agreement. "We should have been more considerate of your feelings and well-being. We'll make sure this doesn't happen again."

Yangyang, still shaken but feeling the warmth of their support, nodded. "I appreciate that. I'm just glad Ten is okay, and I hope we can move past this."

The members gathered around, offering their support and apologies. The incident had been a sobering reminder of the fine line between fun and danger, and they all vowed to be more mindful of each other's safety and well-being in the future.

As Yangyang rested in the hospital bed, surrounded by his caring friends, he felt a sense of relief that the worst was over. The experience had been traumatic, but it had also strengthened their bond as a group. The WayV members were more determined than ever to look out for one another, knowing that their friendship was worth more than any prank or game.

And as they faced the future together, they did so with a renewed sense of responsibility and a deeper appreciation for the strength of their unity.