16

                                    

                                          
D-day had arrived, people of the dance club were putting on their makeups or dressing into their attires. Kong stared at himself in the long mirror. A rather translucent white long sleeved shirt was on him loosely and half tucked under a loose white slacks. The long sleeves extended down to his knee like the sleeves of a hanfu. His make up was simple but it made him look like a goddess. The highlighter defined his face more and his hair was parted lightly as his bangs rest against his forehead and a gap shaped like a heart. "You look amazing," Por chuckles, looking at Kong. "Thanks..." "You can do this, don't worry too much," Por assured Kong before walking out to assist others. Kong went back to focusing on himself. He did some breathing exercises before getting called to prepare for their performance. 

"Hi," Thomas looked up and saw Kong's friends, TeeTee, Namping and Save. "Oh? I thought you're part of the show as well?" Keng asked Namping who shook his head. "They want to focus on second and first years only," Namping replied as he took a seat. "I see..." The lights dimmed as the curtain opens slowly. Everyone cheers and the group sees a familiar male being Auau. The hipped song played as dancers moved along it. "He's good..." Save commented, eyes fixed on Auau in the centre. "Ahuh..." Namping smirked, looking at how his friend's eyes never left the other. As the music ended and a light rhythm started playing, the first group rushed out of the stage with another entering. "Damn...Kong looks pretty." Namping smirked, glancing at Thomas who's eyes landed naturally on the younger. His mouth opens slightly before smiling, admiring the other's beauty. Kong danced along with the music, swaying and muscles fully leading him from the countless practicing. Thomas took his phone out, snapping some pictures of Kong, knowing he was going to admire them in the future. The music ended as both group came together, outperforming what everyone had expected with the combination of two different type of music. 

The loud applause surrounded the theatre as everyone clapped with cheers and respect. The dancers bowed as a thank you before leaving the stage and the mcees took over yet again. Kong rushed to the backstage where everyone cheered and clapped for each other. He smiled, excusing himself to the bathroom. "Kong," The male turned to see TeeTee smiling. "Tee!" Kong hugged him tightly, happy to see the male. "You actually made it." Kong smiled. "I have to! It would be unfortunate if I did not see you perform and look pretty," TeeTee jokes, making Kong chuckles and pat him. "You gotten flirty, huh," Kong commented, walking into the bathroom alongside TeeTee. They kept their conversation going while in there. "See you later?" Kong asked as they exited. TeeTee nodded, leaning for a hug again before they separated ways. 
"You were amazing!" Save squeals, jumping around Kong like a puppy. Kong chuckles, looking at how excited his friends are. "Shall we separate ways from here on?" Thomas asked as he held on Kong's hands. "What do you mean?" Namping asked. "Oh right, they're having dinner together," Save rolls his eyes. TeeTee looked over with a pout. "So you aren't eating with me?" Kong gulps, looking at how sad the younger was. He looked to his side, making eye contact with Thomas who, too, had eyes of a puppy, begging him to go with him. "Tee...Let's hang out tomorrow?" Kong looked back at the younger and held his hands. TeeTee nodded, alright with the plan. "See you tomorrow!" Kong waves them goodbye as Thomas pulled him by his waist and out of the venue. 
"Do you think Thomas was..." Save nudged Namping who giggles, eyes forming crescents. "Definitely! Thomas is just a possessive guy!" Namping squeals. Save looked at Kong from the distance and smirked. "Let's go, TeeTee!" Namping said as he locked his arms around TeeTee's arm. He did the same to Save as he drags them out. Auau and Keng looked at each other with confusion. "I guess we weren't that important,"