The Way Downhill Feels | Seo Changbin

"I figured you were someone. I just didn't care who."

Hayeon's life is a mix of concrete, bruises, and the kind of loneliness you don't talk about.

Changbin shows up at the same park, same bench, same hoodie. He's loud, famous, and somehow good at making silence feel safe.

They don't ask each other too many questions.

But somehow, they both keep showing up.

A slow, quiet story about grief that hides under movement, the comfort of being seen without performance, and how trust can build between two people who never meant to share anything.

No romance. No labels.
Just a bond that feels like breathing easier.

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'The Way Downhill Feels' started as a simple idea: two people who meet by accident, never really plan anything, but end up meaning a lot to each other anyway.

I didn't want it to be about huge moments or big confessions.
I wanted it to feel real, the kind of connection that grows out of bad jokes, late-night hangouts, stolen snacks, and all the things you don't have to say out loud to understand.

This story is about showing up. About staying.
And about how sometimes, that's enough.

Hope you have fun (and don't mind a few wipeouts along the way). ♡ 🛹