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As the days dragged on, the gang's obsession with uncovering Lunar's identity only intensified. Their efforts to gather information were relentless, but every plan seemed to hit a dead end. Despite multiple attempts to access confidential records or interrogate faculty members, they were met with obstacles and misinformation. Star's annoyance reached a boiling point, and his frustration with Moon's unwavering focus on Lunar became palpable.
One afternoon, Moon was buried in yet another stack of papers, searching for any clue that might reveal more about Lunar. Star, unable to contain his mounting frustration, slammed his hand on the table. "We've been at this for weeks!" he snapped. "You keep talking about Lunar as if he's the key to everything!" Moon looked up, startled by Star's outburst. "I just have this feeling that there's something important about him. We need to figure it out," Moon said, his voice resolute but weary.
Star's jealousy surged as he listened to Moon's determined tone. It was as if Moon's obsession with Lunar was overshadowing their friendship. "You're just obsessed with him," Star said bitterly. "It's getting out of hand." The tension between them was palpable, and Star's frustration finally boiled over.
Unable to contain his emotions, Star decided to confront Lunar directly. His jealousy and irritation drove him to act impulsively. He approached Lunar and Jewel with a determined, almost menacing look. "Why won't you just tell us your full name?" he demanded, his voice edged with anger and frustration. Lunar, startled and confused by the hostility, looked at Star with a mix of fear and bewilderment. "What—why do you need to know my full name?" he asked, his voice trembling slightly.
Before Lunar could react further, Star reached out as if to grab him. His actions were abruptly halted when Wai appeared seemingly out of nowhere. Wai's entrance was dramatic; his fierce presence commanded immediate attention. His sharp, intense gaze swept over the scene, his imposing figure casting a long shadow. "Oi, Star! What do you think you're doing?" Wai's voice cut through the air with a chilling authority. Startled, Star turned to face Wai, his anger shifting to surprise and a hint of apprehension. "Just trying to get answers," he replied, his frustration still simmering beneath the surface.
Wai, who had been observing the gang's relentless pursuit of Lunar from a distance, had grown increasingly concerned. His reputation for being fierce and unapproachable made him a figure of both fear and respect. "You've no right to harass him," Wai said firmly, his tone brooking no argument. Star was momentarily thrown off by Wai's intervention. "Why do you care?" he asked defiantly.
Wai's gaze softened slightly as he turned to Lunar. His expression was a mix of concern and determination, a stark contrast to his usual intimidating demeanor. "Are you alright?" Wai asked gently, his voice surprisingly calm. Lunar, still shaken and bewildered, nodded. "I'm okay."
As Wai stood his ground, Star, still fuming and grappling with his emotions, demanded, "What's his full name?" His voice held an edge of desperation, as if the answer might provide some clarity to his confusion. Lunar, anxious and caught off guard, hesitated before responding. "Lunar Fairee Jawachtikul."
The impact of the name was immediate and intense. Star's eyes widened in disbelief. The name struck him like a thunderbolt, the realization hitting him hard. "Jawachtikul?" he echoed, the surname resonating with an eerie familiarity. Lunar watched, bewildered, as Star's face contorted with shock. "Why do you need my full name?" Lunar asked, his voice trembling slightly. "What's going on?"
Both Wai and Jewel were equally shocked. Wai's eyes widened in surprise as he processed the connection. Jewel, standing beside Lunar, looked just as astonished. He had been trying to comfort Lunar through all the difficulties, and the family name added another layer of complexity and surprise. Jewel's mouth fell open as he stared at Lunar, his thoughts racing. "Lunar Fairee Jawachtikul?" he echoed, the shock evident in his voice.
Wai, too, was visibly taken aback. The implications of Lunar's surname struck him with a new weight. "Wait, is that really...?" Wai began, but he trailed off, his mind clearly working through the unexpected revelation. Star was stunned into silence. The revelation was a jolt to his system, complicating his emotions and adding to the confusion. The surname was both unexpected and perplexing.
Lunar, bewildered and anxious, looked at Star with confusion. "What's going on? Why are you so fixated on my name?" His fear was palpable, compounded by the sudden and intense focus on his identity. Star, struggling to process the shock and the new information, stammered as he tried to regain his composure. His jealousy and frustration were still present, but they were now overshadowed by the weight of the revelation.
Wai, sensing the shift in the atmosphere and seeing the emotional turmoil Star was experiencing, decided it was time to intervene decisively. "Let's give them some space," he said firmly, guiding Star away. Star, still processing the revelation and grappling with his emotions, reluctantly followed Wai. The weight of the new information and the emotional conflict left him struggling to understand the full picture.
As Star and Wai departed, Lunar and Jewel exchanged worried glances. The encounter had left them with more questions than answers, further complicating their already stressful university life. Lunar's mental state was fragile, and the unexpected turn of events only added to the mounting pressure and anxiety he felt.
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My Dear Lunar
Non-FictionLunar (Boom) who just enter his university phase, faces lots of things in his life. He would never expect this things happen in his life.