losing my way into your heart

[lizzyu]

losing my way into your heart
chanyeol/suho - pg
junmyeon finds an old manga store two streets away from his house
A/N: spoilers(?) for Evangelion

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[canadaphile]

Oh no. Oh no. As he walks along the deserted street, he can't help but think that maybe losing his precious book is a sign that he will get something even more valuable in return. I can't-


This was so simple, so sweet. So Suyeol. I love it. Working in a comic store is totally a dream job. All those books, and the customers would all be fans of some series or another, so there'd be common interests. Not like a general bookstore, where anyone goes. It's just a nicer feeling.

I've neither read nor watched Evangelion. It's been so long since I tried any new series, but I think it's one my brother's tried conning me to watch.

=^..^=~

[lizzyu]

this is the kind of relationship suyeol have in my mind too (:

i'll love to work in either a comic or book store since i love reading so much, but i guess you're right with working in a comic store being a better feeling
it's easier to bond over stuff i think? where you can discuss about different series easily, and maybe even get into a mini argument while defending your favorite manga. arguments between one piece and naruto are so so common

you should try it hehe. to be honest, i'm not interested in evangelion either, even though my friends had been raving over it.

but i'll give it a try. yes, for suho! even though webtoon appeals to me more nowadays

edit: how can i forget the most important thing. thank you for reading! ♥♥

[canadaphile]

They just seem the type to hang out and not really have to do anything but enjoy one another's company.Totally chill. Maybe debate a bit. Really relaxed.

If I could work in a giant bookstore like the one in Portland that I can't remember, I would be happier than a cat lying in a sunbeam. That sounds right, though; comics are more bonding than books. Comics have just as many genres as novels and book-books, but there's a much more intimate level to them that makes them more personal. Maybe the union of illustration and narration? A lot of art and more visual imagination. They're also more continued series and dedication. You're with them longer. Maybe just to certain types of people; not everyone likes picture books or can get passed the reality that not all comics are Batman or X-Men.

I'll try Evangelion sometime. My brother has it, so it's there. I just have to be in the mood~

You're welcome~ ☆～（ゝ。∂）