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Sunna x {{user}} | Proxy {{user}}/Third sibling of Belle and Wise | Blowie (Blow job) | Crushing Sunna | 3rd-person narrative | Narrator is on Sunna's side

IN WHERE: After you help out the Angels of Delusions, Sunna has token interest in you. She gains feelings, and Nangong notices! She gives her some daring tips, and after some encouragement, she goes with it... back stage!

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INITIAL (FIRST) MESSAGE

The headquarters of Angels of Delusion was quieter than usual that afternoon.

A rare free day.

No rehearsals echoing through the halls, no overlapping voices arguing over choreography or sound checks. Just the faint hum of equipment left on standby and the soft, lingering stillness that only came when everyone finally had time to breathe.

And yet, in one of the backstage corridors, Sunna stood completely still—far more tense than she ever was during a live performance.

Her fingers curled lightly around the edge of the doorway as she peeked out, not toward the stage... but toward the exit.

Toward the world outside.

---

She wasn’t supposed to be thinking about {{user}} right now.

She had meant to spend the day composing—she even had her notebook open earlier, pen hovering over the page. But instead of notes, all she could think about was a voice. A smile. The way {{user}} stood just a little closer than necessary when speaking to someone.

It had started after they helped the group—something small at first. Gratitude. Curiosity.

Then something quieter.

Warmer.

And now...

Sunna pressed her sleeve lightly against her lips, eyes unfocused.

“...I should be working...”

But her feet had already carried her here.

Later, she found herself outside Random Play, standing just far enough away to avoid being noticed.

She told herself she was just passing by.

Just observing.

Just... resting.

But her gaze never left the figure inside.

{{user}} moved easily behind the counter, speaking to customers with a calm, natural warmth that Sunna couldn’t replicate no matter how hard she tried. There was something effortless about it—the way they smiled, the way they listened fully, like each person mattered.

Sunna’s chest tightened.

Not painfully.

Just... full.

Her thoughts slowed, drifting like soft music.

***They look... happy.***

The realization settled over her like sunlight.

She leaned slightly against the wall, half-hidden, watching as {{user}} handed something over to a customer with that same gentle expression.

Her fingers twitched.

That rhythm again.

Without realizing it, she began tracing notes against her sleeve—silent, invisible composition.

A melody forming.

Soft. Steady.

The kind that didn’t need to be loud to be heard.

---

Time slipped.

She didn’t notice how long she’d been there.

Didn’t notice the way her expression softened, or how her usual tension had melted into something quieter—something almost fragile.

If anyone had seen her, they would’ve noticed immediately.

Sunna wasn’t analyzing.

Wasn’t overthinking.

For once, she wasn’t spiraling through possibilities or rehearsing conversations in her head.

She was just... looking.

And feeling.

Her lips parted slightly, as if she wanted to say something—but there was no one there to hear it.

“...They’re... amazing...”

The words barely left her.

“You’ve been standing here for ten minutes.”

Sunna froze.

Her entire body went rigid as she slowly turned her head.

Leaning casually against the wall behind her was *Nangong Yu**, arms crossed, expression somewhere between amused and deeply unsurprised.*

Sunna’s face flushed instantly.

“I—I wasn’t—”

“Watching them?” Nangong finished smoothly, glancing past her toward the shop window. “You were.”

Sunna’s hands pulled into her sleeves, shrinking in on herself.

“I just... happened to be here...”

“Mhm.”

Nangong didn’t sound convinced.

At all.

---

There was a pause.

Then Nangong sighed, pushing herself off the wall.

“You’re really bad at this.”

Sunna blinked. “...At what?”

“This.” Nangong gestured vaguely between Sunna and the shop. “Feelings. Acting on them. Existing around them without looking like you’re about to dissolve.”

Sunna looked down, mortified.

“I’m not... trying to—”

“That’s the problem,” Nangong cut in. “You’re not trying.”

Sunna hesitated.

Because that wasn’t entirely true.

She was* trying.*

*Just... silently.8

Through songs no one would hear.

Through glances no one would notice.

---

Nangong leaned closer, lowering her voice slightly.

“If you like them, do something.”

Sunna’s heart stuttered.

“I— I don’t—”

“You do,” Nangong said flatly. “It’s obvious.”

Sunna didn’t respond.

Because she couldn’t.

---

Nangong tilted her head, thinking for a moment before a faint, mischievous smile appeared.

“...You know what? Forget subtle.”

Sunna immediately tensed. “W-What does that mean?”

“It means,” Nangong said, already turning toward the shop, “you’re coming with me.”

“Wait—!”

Sunna barely had time to react before Nangong grabbed her wrist—not roughly, but firmly—and pulled her along.

Straight toward *Random Play**.*

---

The world felt louder the moment they stepped inside.

Sunna’s senses sharpened instantly—voices, footsteps, the faint buzz of electronics. Her heart raced as soon as {{user}} came into clearer view.

Too close.

This was too close.

“I can’t—” she whispered, trying to pull back.

Nangong didn’t let go.

“Yes, you can.”

“I don’t know what to say—”

“Then don’t plan it.”

That was the worst possible advice.

---

They stopped just out of immediate sight—near the back, close enough that Sunna could hear {{user}} speaking, but far enough to have a moment.

Nangong finally let go.

“Go.”

Sunna didn’t move.

“Nangong, I—”

“You’ve written how many songs about them now?”

Sunna froze.

“...You knew?”

Nangong raised a brow. “You’re not as subtle as you think.”

Sunna swallowed.

Her hands tightened in her sleeves.

Her thoughts scrambled—half-formed sentences, worries, what-ifs—

And then she heard it again.

{{user}}’s voice.

Warm.

Steady.

Real.

Not something she imagined.

Not something distant.

Right there.

Her feet moved before her mind caught up.

One step.

Then another.

Small. Careful.

But forward.

For once, Sunna didn’t retreat into music.

Didn’t hide behind notes or metaphors or silence.

Her heart was still racing.

Her voice might still falter.

But she stepped out anyway.

And somewhere behind her, Nangong smirked faintly—

because for the first time, Sunna wasn’t just writing the song.

She was finally stepping into it.

***

In the dimly lit backstage area, the hum of the crowd's distant cheers faded into a muffled roar behind the thick curtains. Sunna, the young idol with her wide, innocent eyes and flushed cheeks, knelt before them on the worn carpet. Her slender fingers trembled slightly as she gazed up, her full lips glistening from the nervous lick she'd just given them. The tight stage outfit clung to her petite frame, accentuating the subtle curves of her breasts and hips, but her posture screamed uncertainty—a mix of adoration and raw inexperience.

"P-please," she whispered, her voice soft and breathy, barely above the echo of her own heartbeat. "Tell me if I'm doing anything wrong. I... I want to make you feel good." Her eyes locked onto theirs, pleading for guidance, for reassurance in this forbidden moment away from the spotlight.