Joshua was the one that Hansol came out to at the ripe age of sixteen. It was awkward—Hansol was dancing between surety and denial, but he rushed out his confession nonetheless, taking nothing back. Joshua didn’t have a chance to speak for a long moment; he waited patiently through Hansol’s incoherent rambling, the younger’s confession shocked him, but before he could respond, Hansol then went on another ramble. The younger apologized for springing it on Joshua all of a sudden, then his rambling became incoherent once more, but Joshua clearly remembers Hansol mentioning that he trusted Joshua a lot even though they hadn’t know each other for long.