What You See In Me

Dylan has always been confident on the outside-sharp-tongued, unbothered, and steady in who he is. But behind closed doors, he carries quiet insecurities about his own body, hiding them beneath baggy clothes and practiced indifference.

Jun is the only one who notices.

When he finds Dylan alone in the practice room, lost in his reflection and self-doubt, Jun doesn't try to fix him with empty reassurance. Instead, he stays-patient, observant, and honest-reminding Dylan that he is more than the flaws he sees.

Between late-night practices, quiet dinners, and moments that blur the line between friendship and something deeper, Dylan begins to see himself a little differently.

Not perfect.

But not unworthy either.

And maybe, just maybe, that's enough to start.