A heartwarming Christmas holiday scene of Jihoon and Youngjae. They are spending Christmas together while walking around a festive city street. Jihoon and Youngjae are taking a photo together as a memory of this year’s Christmas, standing close side by side with warm sibling energy. Both are wearing cozy winter coats and scarves, matching the outfits. The street is decorated with glowing Christmas lights, shop windows, and soft holiday decorations. The atmosphere feels peaceful, warm, and familial, capturing a genuine sibling bond during a Christmas stroll. Soft lighting, natural candid moment, cozy winter tones, wholesome Christmas family aesthetic.

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The night before New Year’s Eve, Delaire’s Myungjae felt a bit bored and ended up texting Courthlace’s Woonhak, asking if they could hang out on the last day of 2025. After saying yes, he actually came over—hoping to make a few last core memories before the year ended.

The evening felt warm from the start. They played small fireworks together in the patio, laughing as the sparks lit up their hands. After that, they grilled some meat, the smoke curling gently through the cool night air. They ate while waiting for the clock to drag itself toward midnight, but it still wasn’t close to 00:00 when they finished. So they hopped on a ride together, cruising through the quiet streets. They found spot after spot where fireworks were blooming across the sky, the whole world celebrating above them. And under that soft, scattered light, the last night of 2025 felt perfectly cozy—just them and the kind of memory that stays.

After the performance, the night exhales with us. The lights soften, the echoes thin, and the air feels lighter against our skin. We step away from the stage and into a quiet that asks nothing in return, where time slows and the rush finally loosens its grip.

Mistlesoir's Youngjae carries warmth in the smallest motions—smiles that linger, playful tenderness folded gently between breaths. Greesacht's Youngjae settles into stillness, calm wrapping around him like a second skin, steady and grounding after the storm of sound and light. Courthlace's Youngjae remains near the edges, composed and watchful, holding the space together through presence alone.

Offstage, we unlearn the performance.
No choreography, no measured expressions—only shared exhaustion and the comfort of being seen without effort. Glances replace words, silence becomes kind, and the night holds us in its pause.

In this gentle aftermath, Mistlesoir's Youngjae, Greesacht's Youngjae, and Courthlace's Youngjae stand together as one moment suspended in time, letting the memory of the stage fade slowly, until all that remains is us—and the quiet we earned.