Rule
Author: shy_mizuno
Pairing: Heechul/Han Geng sneak peak
Genre: Romance/Drama
Rating: G
Disclaimer: My only connection w/ SJ is the letter I sent to Leeteuk..
Summary: One of the rules of the Super Junior dorms and how it was broken
It was unsaid, but it was a clear rule that you do not. hit. Hankyung. Even if he beats you to a bloody puddle, insults you, everyone, and their mothers - you Do Not. Hit. Hankyung.
Hitting of course was completely different from the thing Heechul did - when he joined, Kyuhyun named it 'Chulling.' 'Chulling' were the half-hearted slaps Heechul did to your backside when he thought you were being a smartass. Hitting was what happens to Eunhyuk when he tries to wake Kangin up at 3 in the morning.
The rule was made for obvious reasons. But it ended up being that Hankyung just never deserved to be hit. He was too nice, too humble, too - not worth hitting.
When he had his own group, somehow the rules spread to Mi and Henry. When he saw a few fans blocking the doors to the stage, giving glares to the un-officials, he calmly walked up beside them. He placed a hand on the youngest's shoulder and a glare on the two girls. "Don't." His voice was stern. "They just don't deserve it." The fans moved away.
When Mi returned to China, he visited Hankyung at his house. When opening the door, Hankyung was greeted with a hard slap to the face - an intentional, hard, hurtful slap to the face. "This is from Xi Che-ge."
Super Junior's cardinal rule is you Do Not. Hit. Hankyung.
But Han Geng can go to hell.
A/N: Alright, a few things I wanna clear up.
1) I do not hate Han Geng - I love him. I wish the best for him. Quite honestly, I want SM to leave him the */@! alone.
2) Xi Che is Heechul's chinese name. I'm guessing that that's how Zhou Mi would address him
3) This came from the Waking Up Super Junior videos. When waking up Kangin, everyone - including Hankyung - does the Water Screen thing. And Kangin tries to kill all of them - except for Hankyung. He completely overlooks him, even though he's in the most vulnerable position.
Pairing: Heechul/Han Geng sneak peak
Genre: Romance/Drama
Rating: G
Disclaimer: My only connection w/ SJ is the letter I sent to Leeteuk..
Summary: One of the rules of the Super Junior dorms and how it was broken
It was unsaid, but it was a clear rule that you do not. hit. Hankyung. Even if he beats you to a bloody puddle, insults you, everyone, and their mothers - you Do Not. Hit. Hankyung.
Hitting of course was completely different from the thing Heechul did - when he joined, Kyuhyun named it 'Chulling.' 'Chulling' were the half-hearted slaps Heechul did to your backside when he thought you were being a smartass. Hitting was what happens to Eunhyuk when he tries to wake Kangin up at 3 in the morning.
The rule was made for obvious reasons. But it ended up being that Hankyung just never deserved to be hit. He was too nice, too humble, too - not worth hitting.
When he had his own group, somehow the rules spread to Mi and Henry. When he saw a few fans blocking the doors to the stage, giving glares to the un-officials, he calmly walked up beside them. He placed a hand on the youngest's shoulder and a glare on the two girls. "Don't." His voice was stern. "They just don't deserve it." The fans moved away.
When Mi returned to China, he visited Hankyung at his house. When opening the door, Hankyung was greeted with a hard slap to the face - an intentional, hard, hurtful slap to the face. "This is from Xi Che-ge."
Super Junior's cardinal rule is you Do Not. Hit. Hankyung.
But Han Geng can go to hell.
A/N: Alright, a few things I wanna clear up.
1) I do not hate Han Geng - I love him. I wish the best for him. Quite honestly, I want SM to leave him the */@! alone.
2) Xi Che is Heechul's chinese name. I'm guessing that that's how Zhou Mi would address him
3) This came from the Waking Up Super Junior videos. When waking up Kangin, everyone - including Hankyung - does the Water Screen thing. And Kangin tries to kill all of them - except for Hankyung. He completely overlooks him, even though he's in the most vulnerable position.