Sunoo carefully adjusted the settings on his camera, his fingers deftly turning the lens until the perfect frame came into focus. Enhypen stood on stage, bathed in the glow of stage lights, their charismatic smiles captivating every fan in the crowd. Yet, it was only Sunoo who managed to capture something no one else could—the way the six members' gazes always seemed to find him.
Behind his mask, Sunoo smiled softly, unaware of the storm brewing in their hearts. To him, it was a lucky coincidence that he could get a lot of shots of them. But to Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Jungwon, and Niki, it was far more than chance.
Sunoo was theirs. He just didn’t know it yet.
Backstage, Enhypen’s dressing room was anything but calm. Heeseung leaned against the wall, scrolling through Sunoo’s fansite, "Eclipse." Every photo was immaculate, yet what captivated him most was the photographer himself.
“How does he always hide so well?” Jungwon muttered, sitting cross-legged on the couch.
“Better question: why does he hide?” Jake added, his brows furrowed. “Doesn’t he know we want to see him?”
Jay sighed, frustrated. “Every shot he takes… it’s like he’s stealing our hearts a little more each time. He has to know.”
Sunghoon, who was usually calm, clenched his fists. “It’s not fair. He’s seen every side of us, but we can’t even look at him properly.”
Niki, the youngest but no less affected, smirked. “We’ll find out eventually. And when we do… he won’t have anywhere to hide.”
The six exchanged knowing looks. They’d all reached the same conclusion—Sunoo wasn’t just any fan. He was special, and they wouldn’t rest until they uncovered every piece of him.
The next fan sign was packed, as expected, but Sunoo had secured a spot in the perfect position. With his camera slung around his neck, he felt his heart race as Enhypen entered the room. Each member scanned the crowd, their eyes lingering on him a little too long.
He didn’t think much of it. After all, they didn’t know who he was, right?
“Is it just me, or are they looking this way a lot?” a fan beside him whispered.
Sunoo shrugged, focusing his lens. His camera snapped several shots in rapid succession, catching Heeseung’s sharp jawline, Jay’s intense stare, and Jake’s soft smile—all aimed directly at him.
The moment the fan sign began, Sunoo decided to linger at the back of the line, wanting to avoid suspicion. But as he approached the table, the atmosphere shifted.
“Hi there,” Heeseung greeted, his voice smooth but his eyes sharper than Sunoo expected. “You’re new, aren’t you?”
Sunoo froze, his mask hiding the blush spreading across his cheeks. “Y-Yeah.”
Jay smirked, leaning forward. “You look familiar. Have we met before?”
“I don’t think so,” Sunoo mumbled, trying to keep his composure.
But Jake’s hand rested on the table, dangerously close to Sunoo’s. “You sure about that? I swear I’ve seen your eyes somewhere.”
Sunghoon tilted his head, his gaze unrelenting. “What’s your name?”
“Just call me Eclipse,” Sunoo replied nervously, clutching his camera tighter.
Jungwon raised an eyebrow. “Eclipse? Like the fansite?”
Sunoo cursed silently. He shouldn’t have slipped. “Uh, yeah. Big fan of yours.”
Niki chuckled, his voice low. “Big fan, huh? Seems like you’re more than that.”
