Today Clyborne’s Jungwon texted Wyrmharrow’s Minju out of nowhere, asking if I wanted to hang out like it was the most normal thing ever, and somehow I immediately said yes!

I told him to wait while I got ready, but he didn’t really wait—he was already on his way to pick me up, and when I said I was ready, he sent a picture instead, saying, “Tomang is joining us.”

The city felt different at night, with buildings glowing endlessly and street lamps guiding us somewhere we didn’t even plan to go, everything quieter and softer like the world slowed down just for a bit.

“We look really cool! Let’s take some pictures, Minju,” he said, and we ended up wandering with no destination, stopping at random spots and taking photos even the messy, random ones that didn’t need to make sense.

Eventually, the night grew colder, and without saying much, we made our way back, the same streets now feeling calmer than before. I lingered for a moment before going inside, holding onto the feeling of the night nothing big, nothing planned, but somehow something I know I won’t forget.

just keep swimming! cibonsss who want to swim wimmeee??? 💙💙

look what ian did to me (pamer) ><

On a very bright afternoon ; Clyborne's Chari and Ostendl's Carmen spent the afternoon wandering through a wide, green park that felt almost endless, like it was made just for us to get lost in our thoughts and laughter. We sat on the soft grass, sharing stories about everything and nothing at the same time—dreams, silly memories, random opinions that somehow turned into long conversations. With Carmen, even the most ordinary topics felt special, and the quiet moments in between were just as meaningful as the laughter we couldn’t hold back.

Before we left, we made sure to capture the day in our own way, taking turns snapping photos of each other as little keepsakes of the memories we created. At one point, Carmen wrapped her arms around a tall coconut tree, laughing as if Carmen had found a new friend, and Chari couldn’t help but take a picture of that moment too. It felt simple, but also unforgettable—just two close friends, a beautiful park, and a day we knew we’d always look back on with a smile.