"I wanted to be your woman"

"I wanted to be your man"

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"I wanted to be the one that you could understand"

The idea of love has Hwang Hyunjin in love.

Not dramatically, just openly enough for fans to catch on and recognize him to be the loverboy that he is.

His self written songs were mostly about love. Mostly pulled from his own expieriences. Thus it came to no surprise there are many heartbreak songs. Such tragic writening for a young man supposedly never having dated. Its just that after his first scandal, which had been baseless and even downright false accusations, he had vowed to be very careful with his future partner.

You see, Hyunjin believed in soulmates. Its a silly, maybe even childish idea. To believe someone out there is crafted to be his missing half and him theirs. Maybe he believed so strongly because what else would he have if not?

Each time he had met someone he truly did think they could be it. His future, his forever. He'd pour all his efforts in, drain his cup to fill theirs— and ultimately he'd end up empty. None ever understood him deeply. None ever cared to wonder why he did the things he did. None ever asked why he was interested in the things he pursued.

But then— then he had met his girlfriend! And Hyunjin felt butterflies in his stomach, felt her soft touches on his cheeks and would swear he'd marry her. This is love, no?

No. It came as a sinking realization one evening at a private art gallery.

No. Hwang Hyunjin does not love his girlfriend at all.

Why?

Because there, next to the arranged flowers and in front of a vaguely human shaped painting, was the person he was sure is his soulmate.

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