Kpop Sickfics & Hurtfics

Under the Spotlight (Jay)

The arena was electric with the cheers of thousands of fans as Enhypen prepared for their fanmeet. Jay stood at the edge of the stage, looking out at the sea of faces. The roar of the crowd was a familiar comfort, but today, an unexpected pain gnawed at him-his old knee injury, which had flared up unexpectedly. The twinge of discomfort had been manageable during practice, but now it was growing more intense.

As the members took their positions, Jay tried to push the pain aside. He was determined not to let it affect their performance. Heeseung, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon, and Niki all gathered around, their smiles wide and their energy high.

"Ready, Jay?" Heeseung asked, his eyes gleaming with excitement.

"Yeah, let's do this," Jay replied, forcing a smile.

They began their performance, and Jay's movements were sharp and precise. However, every time he jumped or moved too quickly, a sharp pain shot through his knee. He winced but tried to maintain his composure. He could see the concerned glances from his members, but he waved them off, determined to push through.

As they transitioned into the next song, Jay found himself struggling to keep up. He was limping slightly, and his face was etched with discomfort. The other members noticed immediately. Sunghoon and Sunoo exchanged worried looks while Jungwon, ever the perceptive leader, kept his eyes on Jay, ready to jump in if needed.

By the end of the performance, Jay was barely able to hide his grimace. The moment the music stopped, he let out a quiet sigh of relief. Heeseung, Jake, and Niki rushed to his side.

"Jay, are you okay?" Heeseung asked, his voice full of concern.

"I'm fine," Jay replied, though his voice wavered. He tried to walk off the stage, but his limp was more pronounced now.

Jake placed a hand on his shoulder. "You don't look fine. Come on, let's get you checked out."

Jay shook his head. "No, it's just... it's probably nothing. I'll be okay."

"Jay, please," Sunghoon interjected, stepping forward. "We're worried about you. Let's get you some help."

The other members were adamant. Despite Jay's protests, they helped him to the backstage area where a medical team was waiting. The examination confirmed what Jay had feared-his old knee injury had flared up badly. The doctor advised rest and recommended he avoid any strenuous activity for the next few days.

As they left the arena, Jay was overwhelmed by a mix of frustration and pain. The members surrounded him, each of them showing their support in their own way. Heeseung walked beside him, providing steadying support, while Jake carried Jay's bag. Sunghoon and Sunoo made sure Jay had everything he needed, while Jungwon and Niki kept up a steady stream of comforting words.

"You need to rest," Heeseung said softly. "We've got a flight tomorrow to Japan. You should be careful."

Jay nodded, but he could see the concern in their eyes. He knew they were worried, and it only made him more anxious. The thought of traveling and performing while in pain was overwhelming.

The next morning, the group prepared for their flight. Jay, still limping, was guided carefully through the airport by his members. They were all incredibly attentive, ensuring he was as comfortable as possible. Jake had insisted on pushing Jay in a wheelchair, despite Jay's initial protests.

"I'm fine, really," Jay argued.

"No way," Jake said firmly. "You need to conserve your energy. We'll get you to the gate and back without any issues."

Sunoo and Niki handled the luggage, while Sunghoon and Jungwon made sure the members were all together. Their collective effort made Jay feel both grateful and guilty. He could see how much they cared, and it was humbling.

As they waited at the gate, Jay's frustration grew. He was supposed to be their strong, dependable hyung, but now he was relying on others for even the simplest tasks. Heeseung noticed Jay's distress and placed a reassuring hand on his shoulder.

"Hey, it's okay," Heeseung said softly. "We've got this. You just focus on getting better."

Jay gave a small, appreciative smile. "Thanks, Heeseung hyung. I just hate feeling like I'm holding everyone back."

"You're not holding anyone back," Heeseung replied. "We're a team. We help each other out. That's what matters."

As the boarding announcement came, the members helped Jay into the plane and settled him into his seat. Heeseung sat beside him, making sure Jay was comfortable and had everything he needed. Jake and Sunoo took the seats directly across the aisle, ensuring they were close enough to assist if needed.

During the flight, Jay tried to relax, but the pain was constant, and it made it hard to get comfortable. Heeseung and the others kept him company, chatting with him and keeping his spirits up. They shared stories and jokes, trying to distract him from the discomfort. Even though Jay appreciated their efforts, he could see the exhaustion in their faces. They were trying hard to mask their concern and keep the mood light for his sake.

Upon landing in Japan, the members guided Jay through the airport with the same care and support they had shown the day before. They made sure he was in a wheelchair and wheeled him through customs and baggage claim. Their unwavering support made Jay feel both comforted and guilty.

At the hotel, Jay's room was set up with extra care. The other members had arranged for a special place for Jay to rest and had ensured that he had everything he might need within reach. They even took turns checking on him and keeping him company.

The next day, despite his continued discomfort, Jay was determined to make it to the scheduled events. He wanted to be there for the fans and for his members, who had been so supportive. The members, understanding his determination but still worried, made sure he had the necessary accommodations and support throughout the day.

During the fanmeet, Jay's movements were more subdued, and he tried to focus on connecting with the fans in a more stationary way. The fans responded with overwhelming support and understanding, cheering loudly for him and expressing their concern for his health. Jay's heart swelled with gratitude, and he could see the relief and pride in his bandmates' eyes.

After the fanmeet, Jay's knee was still bothering him, but he felt a renewed sense of strength and determination. He was surrounded by people who cared deeply for him, and their support had made a huge difference. The pain was still there, but it was a little easier to bear knowing he wasn't alone in facing it.

As the days passed, Jay continued to manage his injury with the support of his members. They adapted their schedules to ensure he had ample time to rest and recover. Their kindness and solidarity were a reminder of the strength of their bond and the importance of looking out for each other.

In the end, Jay's knee healed with time, and he was able to return to his usual activities. But the experience had left a lasting impression on him. He realized just how fortunate he was to have a group of people who cared so deeply for him, and he was more determined than ever to be there for them in return. The journey had been challenging, but it had also strengthened the bonds within Enhypen, making them not just a group, but a family.