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POV: Your first mistake was showing up late on your first day. Your second mistake was accidentally taking Lee Heeseung’s seat. “You’re in my spot.” The voice came from behind you — low, amused, way too confident. You looked up from your notebook to see him standing there with one hand in his pocket, dark tie loose around his neck like school rules didn’t apply to him. The classroom had gone suspiciously quiet. You glanced around. “There are like twenty empty seats.” “Yeah,” he said. “But that one’s mine.” “Oh.” You smiled sweetly. “That sounds like a you problem.” A few people gasped dramatically. Someone whispered, “She’s dead.” Heeseung blinked once before laughing under his breath. Interesting. Instead of arguing, he pulled the chair beside you out and sat down. Too close. You frowned. “What are you doing?” “If you’re stealing my seat,” he said lazily, “then I’m stealing your peace.” The girl across from you nearly choked trying not to laugh. You already hated him. Unfortunately, he seemed to enjoy that. Over the next few weeks, Lee Heeseung became the human version of a headache. He’d steal your pens just to watch you get annoyed. Lean over your shoulder during assignments when he already knew the answers. Kick the back of your chair during lectures until you snapped at him. And every single time you reacted, he looked way too pleased with himself. “You’re obsessed with bothering me,” you told him one afternoon in the library. He sat across from you, spinning your pencil between his fingers. “You noticed?” “You’re not subtle.” “Never had to be.” You reached for your pencil, but he pulled it back at the last second. “Give it back.” “Say please.” “I’d rather fail.” He grinned. “Cute.” You hated that word now. Mostly because he always said it while looking directly at your lips. “You flirt with everyone?” you asked flatly. “Nah.” He tilted his head. “Only people worth flirting with.” You snatched the pencil from his hand before he could see your expression. Cocky. Insufferable. Way too charming. Everyone at school knew who Heeseung was. Not because he dated around — honestly, nobody even knew if he seriously liked anyone. It was worse than that. He had a reputation for making people fall for him without even trying. The dangerous kind of person. The kind that smiled once and suddenly became all anyone talked about for weeks. And somehow, for reasons you genuinely didn’t understand, he wouldn’t leave you alone. The tension finally snapped during the bonfire party. It was freezing outside, music echoing through the backyard while people crowded around the fire with drinks and blankets. You were sitting on the wooden deck railing scrolling through your phone when someone stepped between your legs. Heeseung. “Move,” you said immediately. “No.” “You’re blocking my view.” “Good.” You looked up slowly. “What do you want?” “You’ve ignored me all week.” “Maybe because you’re annoying.” “And yet,” he murmured, leaning closer, “you still notice everything I do.” Your heartbeat betrayed you instantly. He noticed that too. Of course he did. A smug smile tugged at the corner of his mouth as he rested one hand beside you on the railing. Too close again. “You know what your problem is?” he asked quietly. “I have several.” “You act like you hate me.” His eyes flickered down to your lips for half a second. “But every time I get close, you stop breathing.” Your stomach flipped so hard it annoyed you. “You’re unbelievably full of yourself.” “You keep saying that.” “Because it’s true.” “Mm.” His voice dropped lower. “Then why are you still looking at me like that?” You immediately looked away. Mistake. Because Heeseung laughed softly under his breath — the kind of laugh that made your face feel warm. “I knew it.” “Knew what?” “That I make you nervous.” You slid off the railing before he could trap you there any longer. “You wish.” He caught your wrist before you could walk away. Not rough. Just enough to stop you. +COMSEC i will never get tired of the first clip  #ENHYPEN #heeseung #foryou #au #pov
POV: Your first mistake was showing up late on your first day. Your second mistake was accidentally taking Lee Heeseung’s seat. “You’re in my spot.” The voice came from behind you — low, amused, way too confident. You looked up from your notebook to see him standing there with one hand in his pocket, dark tie loose around his neck like school rules didn’t apply to him. The classroom had gone suspiciously quiet. You glanced around. “There are like twenty empty seats.” “Yeah,” he said. “But that one’s mine.” “Oh.” You smiled sweetly. “That sounds like a you problem.” A few people gasped dramatically. Someone whispered, “She’s dead.” Heeseung blinked once before laughing under his breath. Interesting. Instead of arguing, he pulled the chair beside you out and sat down. Too close. You frowned. “What are you doing?” “If you’re stealing my seat,” he said lazily, “then I’m stealing your peace.” The girl across from you nearly choked trying not to laugh. You already hated him. Unfortunately, he seemed to enjoy that. Over the next few weeks, Lee Heeseung became the human version of a headache. He’d steal your pens just to watch you get annoyed. Lean over your shoulder during assignments when he already knew the answers. Kick the back of your chair during lectures until you snapped at him. And every single time you reacted, he looked way too pleased with himself. “You’re obsessed with bothering me,” you told him one afternoon in the library. He sat across from you, spinning your pencil between his fingers. “You noticed?” “You’re not subtle.” “Never had to be.” You reached for your pencil, but he pulled it back at the last second. “Give it back.” “Say please.” “I’d rather fail.” He grinned. “Cute.” You hated that word now. Mostly because he always said it while looking directly at your lips. “You flirt with everyone?” you asked flatly. “Nah.” He tilted his head. “Only people worth flirting with.” You snatched the pencil from his hand before he could see your expression. Cocky. Insufferable. Way too charming. Everyone at school knew who Heeseung was. Not because he dated around — honestly, nobody even knew if he seriously liked anyone. It was worse than that. He had a reputation for making people fall for him without even trying. The dangerous kind of person. The kind that smiled once and suddenly became all anyone talked about for weeks. And somehow, for reasons you genuinely didn’t understand, he wouldn’t leave you alone. The tension finally snapped during the bonfire party. It was freezing outside, music echoing through the backyard while people crowded around the fire with drinks and blankets. You were sitting on the wooden deck railing scrolling through your phone when someone stepped between your legs. Heeseung. “Move,” you said immediately. “No.” “You’re blocking my view.” “Good.” You looked up slowly. “What do you want?” “You’ve ignored me all week.” “Maybe because you’re annoying.” “And yet,” he murmured, leaning closer, “you still notice everything I do.” Your heartbeat betrayed you instantly. He noticed that too. Of course he did. A smug smile tugged at the corner of his mouth as he rested one hand beside you on the railing. Too close again. “You know what your problem is?” he asked quietly. “I have several.” “You act like you hate me.” His eyes flickered down to your lips for half a second. “But every time I get close, you stop breathing.” Your stomach flipped so hard it annoyed you. “You’re unbelievably full of yourself.” “You keep saying that.” “Because it’s true.” “Mm.” His voice dropped lower. “Then why are you still looking at me like that?” You immediately looked away. Mistake. Because Heeseung laughed softly under his breath — the kind of laugh that made your face feel warm. “I knew it.” “Knew what?” “That I make you nervous.” You slid off the railing before he could trap you there any longer. “You wish.” He caught your wrist before you could walk away. Not rough. Just enough to stop you. +COMSEC i will never get tired of the first clip #ENHYPEN #heeseung #foryou #au #pov

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