They were awkward. They don’t have any chemistry. They were just meh. Those were the feedback they got after their performance, and their fans were happy with just that. Nayeon was relieved as well, that she doesn’t have to deal with hate comments and crazy fangirls. People thought they were cute though. How both idols tried to put a wall between them while trying to make the duet as sweet as possible. She tried extra hard. Not to be obvious to both the fans and Chanyeol.

When they first met at the recording studio, she was so nervous since she didn’t know what to expect and this is the first time she’ll work with someone outside her own agency. He was what she sees on broadcasts, lively and cheerful. He was just like a kid, so all over the place. Nayeon couldn’t help but smile whenever he talks to her.  “You don’t have to be so formal with me, you know. Treat me like a friend. Ah! Let’s exchange numbers!” Chanyeol suggested on the day before their special stage and she agreed, thinking it must not be a big deal for him but she was as happy as kid at a candy store. “Sure!” She tried not to smile too much. They would text once in a while. Sometimes he would call her to see how she’s been. He called her on her birthday too, but of course that’s what friends do right?

These past few months, both their groups were so busy with comeback preparations and concerts that the next time they saw each other was at a music festival. Nayeon and the girls were walking off