Smoothwriter
Never Let Go
Quiet Zoe from Côte d'Ivoire-obsessed with ballet, calisthenics, and tutting-finally gets into Seoul's Hanlim Arts High School, the same elite spot LNGSHOT's maknae Louis attends. She plans to stay invisible, just dancing in peace.
One late evening, she's alone in a practice room, locked in, moving slow and sensual to "Saucin'"-sweat-glistening body rolls, sharp tuts, elegant lines. Louis walks in by chance, freezes, then softly claps. "Désolé..." he says in that gentle French-Korean voice, but he doesn't leave. They talk, easy and late.
Friendship sparks: snacks, playlists, her teaching him tut steps, him wrapping her in his hoodie with soft "you okay?" checks. He's golden retriever fluffy-concerned, warm, protective. Tension builds-lingering hands, heated stares, his breath close as he mirrors her moves.
It explodes on a rainy weekend in the empty dorm. Slow dancing turns hungry. Kisses deepen; clothes fall away. "Tell me if it's too much," he whispers, eyes full of care. It's not. Slow, intense, perfect-bodies syncing, French-Korean murmurs, gasps, his hands gentle but sure as he tells her how beautiful she is, how he's wanted her since that first night.
They steal more heated moments-practice rooms, dorm nights-always him holding her like she's everything.
Then: two pink lines. Zoe's terrified. She shows him in their starting room, hands shaking. Louis pulls her close instantly. No panic. He cups her face, wipes her tears. "Hey... look at me," he says softly. "We're in this together. I love you-both of you. I'm not going anywhere." He kisses her forehead, then lips, slow and steady. "We'll figure it out. I've got you." Later, hand protective on her stomach, he whispers French lullabies, already devoted.