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Changbin skz - Argument part 2

A few of you wanted a part 2, so here you go. Sorry for the wait and hope you like it.
Also thank you to @BTSxRealARMY for given most of the ideas for this chapter.
700 words.

Felix sat in his room, the dim glow of his bedside lamp casting soft shadows on the wall. In his hands, crumpled slightly at the edges from being read so many times, was Changbin's letter. He traced the familiar handwriting with his fingertips, his heart aching with every word.

He had forgiven Changbin the moment he read it. But the pain of his absence, the hurt in his words, and the silence that followed—it was all too much.

Felix picked up his phone, staring at the number scrawled at the bottom of the letter. Calling was too much. He didn't know if he could handle the sound of Changbin's voice just yet. Instead, he sent a text.

Felix: Hey, can we meet?

Minutes passed, and Felix's heart pounded with anticipation. Then, finally, his phone buzzed.

Changbin: Yeah. Name the place.

They agreed on the park near their dorm, a familiar place filled with memories. Felix walked there with anxious steps, his fingers clutching the phone in his pocket as if it could steady his nerves. But the moment he saw Changbin waiting by the bench, all the fear melted away.

They spent the day together, just like before. Laughing, teasing, reminiscing. For a moment, it felt like nothing had changed. Like the past week of pain and anger had never happened. It was perfect.

But reality caught up too soon.

As the sun began to set, Felix knew he had to go back. He didn't want to, but he had no choice. With a heavy heart, he bid Changbin goodbye and walked back to the dorm, where he was met with rage.

The second he stepped inside, Chan was there, his face contorted with anger.

"Where were you?" Chan demanded, his voice sharp. "Tell me you weren't with him."

Felix sighed. He had no patience for this. "I was."

Chan's fury exploded. "Are you serious, Felix?! After everything he did to you?! How can you just...just forgive him?"

Felix's jaw clenched. "Because it was an accident, Chan. Because he's my friend. Because I miss him."

"He left us! He didn't even check on you!"

"Neither did I!" Felix snapped back. "I could've reached out too! I could've told him it wasn't his fault! We all could've! But instead, we made him feel like a villain!"

Chan looked stunned, but his anger didn't fade. "Felix...."

"No," Felix cut him off. "If anyone has the right to be mad, it's me. But I forgave him. So why can't you?"

Chan had no response. The silence that followed was deafening. And then, Felix shook his head, his voice softer this time. "I can't do this, hyung. Not right now."

And with that, he turned and left.

The next day, Felix's phone buzzed.

Chan: Let's talk. Bring Changbin.

Felix hesitated, but in the end, he sent a quick reply.

The tension was thick when they met at a quiet café, away from prying eyes. Chan sat stiffly, his arms crossed, while Changbin avoided his gaze. Felix sighed, feeling like the mediator in a war.

"You wanted to talk," Felix said, looking at Chan expectantly.

Chan exhaled heavily. "I was mad," he admitted. "I am mad. But... I shouldn't have taken it out on you, Lix. And maybe... maybe I was too hard on you too, Bin."

Changbin finally looked up, his eyes guarded. "You all acted like I did it on purpose," he said quietly. "Like I wanted to hurt him."

Chan flinched. "We were scared," he confessed. "Scared for Felix. And... scared we were losing you too."

Changbin's expression softened, just a little. "You did lose me," he said. "At least, it felt that way."

Felix reached across the table, placing his hand over Changbin's. "Not anymore," he said firmly.

It wasn't perfect. It would take time to rebuild what was broken. But as Chan nodded, offering a small, hesitant smile, and Changbin squeezed Felix's hand in silent thanks, Felix knew they were on the right path.

Slowly but surely, they would be okay again.

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