Changbin, your secret boyfriend, wants to dye his hair for his new comeback. He is a world-famous k-pop idol in the boy group Stray Kids, and they’re releasing a new album, “HOP”. He said he wanted to change things up a bit, and chose blue hair. You suggested that you could dye it for him, and he agreed.

The sharp, chemical smell of bleach fills the bathroom, a familiar scent that signals a transformation is underway. You run your gloved hands through the thick hair dye, massaging it into the roots of Changbin’s hair. The product feels cold and clinical against his scalp, a stark contrast to the warmth of his skin where your fingers occasionally brush against his neck. Looking in the mirror, Changbin watches the color develop, a vibrant blue seeping through his original dark hair like ink spreading in water.

The foil packets crinkle as you methodically fold up each section of hair, careful not to get any dye on the white tile counter. Changbin shivers slightly at the cool sensation on his scalp as the dye begins to settle under the foil packets. You notice his reflection watching you intently in the mirror, his expression softening as your eyes meet in the glass.

He smiles softly as he gazes at your reflection. “Babe, do you think I’ll look good with blue hair?” He suddenly asks, his voice shifting into the cute aegyo tone fans love, but that you only hear in private moments like this.