Steal His Heart - Hyunlix

WooLix

"Lixie?" Jisung called out from the top of the ladder, a string of lights wrapped around him to where he was basically trapped in his spot.

Felix looked back and snickered, cooing slightly before making his way over to his stuck twin with a teasingly slow pace. "Yes... Sungie?" He smirked.

"Haha.." Jisung glared with sarcasm. "Can I get some help here before I break my neck and leave you to prepare for the showcase all by yourself?" He threatened playfully.

Felix rolled his eyes with sass and held his hand out, using the other to stabilize the ladder so it wouldn't topple over under the unstable movements of the person planted on it.

"Tell me again why we couldn't just leave the lights up..? It's looked so cute!" Jisung whined.

"Because, Sungie. We both know we don't have the budget to get a whole new set of them. We will need all the ones we can get for the dance floor."

"Okay.. but it's outside.. can we even hang these up?" The older argued back.

"I don't know.. why don't you ask Min? He managed to hang pictures from the sky. Maybe he should be the one doing this." Felix shrugged with a small smile as he watched a brighter one form on Jisung's face.

"You know he has to get ready for his finals. There is a lot riding on this showcase for everyone.." the older sighed nervously.

Felix waved him off dismissively. "From the turnout at the new year's dance, we will be fine, Sung. We will be able to fundraise for the center and I'm sure all of the events are gonna be great." He reassured.

"For the community, yeah. But the city officials are going to be there... did you forget we had a year to make it work.. if they don't like what they see they could shut us down.." Jisung started to pace back and forth, dragging the string of lights that Felix was diligently trying to untangle with him.

"And this center is for the community." The younger argued, halting his twin's pacing by pulling on the lights. "I'm sure that the bake-off and grill station will keep them occupied while their families are enjoying the games."

Jisung huffed deeply but tried to relax.

"Since when am I the level headed one, Sung?" Felix chuckled, removing the last of the light string from the older's shoulder.

"Since I have a whole wedding to plan... or maybe since you got therapy and am finding all of the answers that used to occupy your mind... or maybe.." He smirked. ".. it was the New Year's ki-"

"Felix?"

Jisung's expression ran cold while the sound of the voice caused the color to run from Felix's face.

"What are you doing here?" Jisung asked sternly, letting his eyes flicker to Felix for a split second, passing the younger as he walked over to the door where Wooyoung now stood.

Felix couldn't dare to move. He didn't want to face Wooyoung. He had spent all of the last session talking about how to tackle this.. and he knew it needed to happen if he wanted to move on with his life.. but everything became too real. He was scared and felt small.

"Jisung, you said you wouldn't stop me." Wooyoung argued back with a tone that snapped Felix out of his frozen state. It was softer, and pleading.. not the confident and smug one he was expecting to hear.

"I said I couldn't stop you if Fel-"

"Ji.. it's okay.." the youngest finally turned around to face the person he hadn't seen since he was half dead in a hospital bed. His heart fractured at the sight of the sober and soft mannered man he remembered.