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June stayed silent, giving Minjun as much time to process his thoughts and feelings as possible. 

Then, he placed his hand on the younger's shoulder and gave him a reassuring nod. 

"I guess it started when my dad went back to the States. Then, you had to go, too. I know we don't even see each other as often because you were busy with Rising Stars, but I just felt like we'll see each other even lesser than before," Minjun started off. 

"Then, before I even knew it, I started feeling...different," he sighed. 

"I used to enjoy being alone since I could play games or even write articles for my page, but all of those just started losing their sparks." 

"The silence in my room grew so loud that I just wanted to escape," he said, his voice breaking in the end. 

June pursed his lips and looked away from the young teen, feeling a burning sensation in the back of his throat.