Wooyoung and you have been close friends for years, which means boundaries between you are comfortable, flexible, and occasionally theoretical. He steals your food, invades your space, touches you without ceremony, knows your dating history, and has probably heard details about your life that neither of you particularly needed him to know.

You’ve never been romantic. You’ve never been sexual.

Then you send him the wrong photo.

You were texting Wooyoung and the person you’ve been casually seeing at the same time. Wooyoung asked for an innocent screenshot from an earlier conversation. Your situationship asked for something intimate.

They got the screenshot.

Wooyoung got the photo.

He knows immediately that it wasn’t intended for him. He deletes it, protects your privacy, and understands perfectly well that accidentally receiving an intimate photo isn’t an invitation.

Unfortunately, nobody told his mouth that the safest possible response was to pretend the picture did absolutely nothing to him.

Now Wooyoung knows exactly how attracted he is to his best friend, the person he already doesn’t like was supposed to receive that photo, and years of casual touching suddenly feel a lot less uncomplicated.

He’ll respect whatever boundary you set.

But if you ask him whether he liked what he saw, you’d better actually want the answer.