Kpop Sickfics and Hurtfics Part 2

The Long Road Back (Jungsu)

The streets were empty as the sun began its descent into the horizon, the golden light casting long shadows across the park. It was a rare afternoon off for Xdinary Heroes, a brief window of free time between schedules where they could unwind, do whatever they pleased, and for once, not have to worry about the cameras or the expectations of their fans. For Jungsu, the main vocalist and keyboardist, it was an opportunity for some fun, a bit of spontaneity that only he could inject into the group.

Jungsu had always been the type to spark adventure when the moment allowed. He was often the first to suggest going somewhere new or trying something unexpected. Today, his spontaneous idea was simple yet unusual: longboarding.

"Come on, don't be boring," Jungsu had said, grinning wide as he pulled out his board. "It's just a little fun—just a quick ride around the block. Who's with me?"

Gunil, the responsible and protective leader of the group, had been the first to voice concern. "You sure about this, Jungsu? We've never done it before."

But Jungsu had waved his hand dismissively. "It's nothing, just some smooth pavement and a little wind in my hair." He looked at Gunil with that mischievous smile he always wore when he was about to do something reckless. "You guys are no fun."

The rest of the group hesitated. Gaon, the thoughtful one, shot a quick glance at O.de, who was always so composed. Jooyeon had a nervous look in his eyes, but Jun Han, who typically avoided physical activity, reluctantly picked up a board, deciding it would be better to join in than to be left behind.

"I'm in," Gaon said with a small shrug, trying to appear casual, but there was a slight tremor in his voice.

Jooyeon eyed the board, adjusting his stance. "I'll give it a try... but don't expect me to go fast." His words made Gaon chuckle softly, though his concern was still written all over his face.

Jungsu, of course, was already rolling forward with his board beneath him, weaving gracefully between cracks in the pavement like a seasoned pro. His smooth movements were both carefree and precise. It looked easy for him, and it probably was. He was always the one who excelled at these things, making it appear so effortless.

Gunil sighed and shook his head. "This is going to be a disaster..."

O.de gave Gunil a knowing look. "Just let him have his fun. But maybe keep an eye on him."

With that, the group spread out on the quiet park pathways. Jungsu led the way, weaving expertly between obstacles. He'd already picked up a good amount of speed, and the breeze that tugged at his hair only added to his sense of freedom. The others followed more cautiously, unsure of how much they wanted to push their limits.

They skated for a few minutes, mostly in silence, until Jungsu, always the composed Hyung decided to cause some trouble for once, began picking up even more speed. He had a glint of mischief in his eyes, clearly enjoying the moment, while the others tried to find their balance.

"Catch me if you can!" Jungsu called out, his voice light with excitement.

He sped up, leaning into a turn that seemed a little sharper than the others were willing to follow. The group, still unsure of their abilities, tried to keep pace, but it was clear they weren't going to match Jungsu's reckless energy.

Gunil called out again. "Jungsu, slow down! You're going to—"

But it was too late. Jungsu was already heading toward a small ramp that had been set up earlier in the day for skateboarders. It wasn't a big ramp, but Jungsu's board was going too fast. The others watched, their stomachs sinking, as they saw him push toward it, a grin still plastered on his face.