wake me up (say enough is enough)
wake me up (say enough is enough); sehun/seulgi | rating: pg-13, 1981 words
he spends his days killing people that don’t exist and she spends her days dreaming of places that can disappear in an instant.
their roles are almost poetic in a way: she creates things, he kills them. she makes, he destroys. it’s a relationship of resignation, of the weariness that settles over them both, of being pulled so far in it is impossible to get out.
he spends his days killing people that don’t exist and she spends her days dreaming of places that can disappear in an instant.
their roles are almost poetic in a way: she creates things, he kills them. she makes, he destroys. it’s a relationship of resignation, of the weariness that settles over them both, of being pulled so far in it is impossible to get out.