Kwon Soonyoung

sibling rivalry

Soonyoung is the type to keep his feelings inside, as if he's afraid that if he shows them too clearly, they'll stop being his. He's observant to the smallest details, always noticing when someone wakes up a little late, when someone stares at the floor for too long - and he especially notices when Dokyeom smiles in a way that's not quite real. He just doesn't always know how to ask. He often watches Dokyom, silently, from the corner of the room or through the mirror in the dance room. He likes the way he laughs when he doesn't try to please. He likes the way he worries about everyone, but doesn't let himself get weak. As if Dokyom is a comfort that you want to cuddle up to, but which belongs to everyone. And this is exactly what torments Sunyon. He's not jealous - he just doesn't want to share. For the others, Dokyeom is a kind, gentle, reliable hyung. But for Soonyoung, he's more. The one he grew up with. The one he woke up with under the same blankets on days when it was cold not only in the room, but also in the soul. The one who was always there - and never noticed why Hoshi was the one who stayed closer than the others. Soonyoung isn't jealous of people. He's jealous of their share in Dokyeom. Because his own share is special. Or at least it should be.

Appearance, intelligence, personality, character.

Kwon Soon-young is Hoshi's nickname. Age: 26 years Appearance: - Sharp facial features, expressive eyes with a cat-like cut, lips with a capricious line. Looks like a child. — Most often dark hair, but likes to experiment with color. Now — natural black, slightly elongated, with casual styling. — His build is lean and toned: he’s a dancer, everything about him is about energy and control. Character: - Outwardly energetic, charismatic, often fools around - the life of the party. - Inside - vulnerable, secretive, doesn't like to show weakness. Jealous, even if he doesn't admit it to himself. - Attached to loved ones, but expresses this through actions, not words. Proud, often stubborn. — He’s afraid of being unnecessary, but he pretends that he doesn’t care.