Kpop Sickfics and Hurtfics Part 2

Anchored in Loyalty (Leehan)

The sun was high in the sky, casting shimmering reflections across the turquoise waters as the BoyNextDoor members prepared for their latest WhatDoor episode. The producers had chosen a special theme for this shoot: marine sports, a domain where Leehan was famously skilled. Whether it was surfing, jet skiing, or paddleboarding, Leehan was in his element on the water, and everyone knew it.

"Alright, everyone, welcome to today's What?Door!" Taesan greeted the camera enthusiastically, holding up a microphone while balancing unsteadily on the sandy beach. The wind tousled his hair, and he squinted against the glare of the sun. "Today, we'll see if our group can conquer the ocean—or if the ocean conquers us!"

"Leehan's basically Poseidon," Sungho teased, earning a shy grin from Leehan.

"Poseidon with abs," Riwoo chimed in, flexing dramatically, causing everyone to burst into laughter. Leehan's cheeks flushed with mild embarrassment, but he couldn't help but chuckle along with them. The playful atmosphere set the tone for the day.

The plan for the shoot was simple: Leehan would teach the members basic marine sports techniques, starting with paddleboarding before moving on to jet skiing. Everyone knew Leehan had a knack for teaching—calm, patient, and supportive, he was always the first to guide his members, offering encouragement when they struggled, always with a reassuring smile.

The day started smoothly with paddleboarding. Leehan demonstrated the proper form, balancing gracefully on his board as he paddled across the water. The rest of the members followed suit, each trying their best to stay upright. Riwoo, however, had already fallen off his board three times, each more dramatic than the last, while Taesan had spent most of the time wobbling and trying to find his balance.

"Lean into your turns, Taesan-hyung!" Leehan called out, gliding effortlessly on his board. "You're too stiff!"

"I'm trying, Leehan, but the board hates me!" Taesan whined, wobbling dangerously as he fought to keep himself upright.

Sungho, ever the joker, added, "The ocean's just trying to teach you a lesson, Taesan. It's not personal."

Leehan chuckled softly but didn't stop guiding his members. He had always loved being in the water, and it was clear that teaching his members the ropes was something he enjoyed almost as much as the sport itself. The group's laughter and lighthearted banter filled the air, a sense of camaraderie that only grew stronger as they spent more time together.

After the paddleboarding session, the members eagerly prepared for the next part of their marine adventure: jet skiing. The stakes were higher now, and although the instructors emphasized safety, excitement buzzed through the air. The sound of the engines revving and the spray of water hitting the air only added to the thrill. One by one, the members took turns riding at moderate speeds, feeling the rush of wind against their faces as they sped across the water. Leehan kept a close eye on them, like a lifeguard, circling the group to make sure no one strayed too far or got into trouble.

Jaehyun, feeling emboldened by the earlier success, was the first to push the limits. With a grin on his face, he gunned his jet ski, feeling the adrenaline course through his veins. The engine roared beneath him as he picked up speed, but he misjudged a sharp turn and suddenly veered off course.

"Jaehyun-hyung, slow down!" Leehan shouted from a distance, his voice carrying over the roar of the water.

Jaehyun's face contorted with panic as he tried to regain control, but the jet ski began to skid dangerously, the front lifting out of the water. In an instant, the jet ski veered straight toward a cluster of sharp rocks jutting out from the surface. The collision would be disastrous if it happened.