#Gym Sound System
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audiosolution · 8 months ago
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Gyms and spas that are equipped with modern equipment create an immersive and motivating atmosphere. The gym sound system provides an uplifting environment that motivates the members and enhances their workout. Upbeat music emitted by gymnasium sound systems is the best sound system for gyms.  Gymnasium sound system is pivotal to the popularity and growth of the gym. Music is the soul of the youngsters; from morning to night, music is like air to them. Having a top-notch commercial sound system for gym that delivers unparalleled music will definitely take your gym to the next level.  Research has shown that motivating and upbeat music improves mood and increases stamina while working out. The sound system for gym provides a supreme-quality audio experience that uplifts the whole vibe of the gym , creating a motivational zone inside the gym. Our company offers a high-quality gym sound system.  A state-of-the-art commercial sound system for gym offers high- definition audio, powerful bass, and zero distortion. We provide  top- notch  sound system for gym that are durable and reliable for daily use. It offers flexible control options and is easy to use.  We at Professional Audio Video Solutions Pvt. Ltd. , Chandigarh, are one of the largest suppliers, designers and installers of audio system for gyms & spa’s. Get a tailored gymnasium sound system that will meet the unique needs of your place and budget.
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pureresonanceaudio · 11 months ago
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Gym Speakers - Your Secret Weapon to Motivate Clients
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Are you looking for ways to make your gym more motivating and enticing? The fitness journey can be challenging, and maintaining consistency is incredibly hard for most people. But what if there was a solution that helped your clients overcome hurdles, combat fatigue, and achieve their dream body? Enter gym speakers. With the help of upbeat music, here's how these speakers can benefit your clients' fitness journey.
Pump It Up
Remember that feeling when your favorite music blasts through the stereo, and suddenly you're ready to conquer the world? You can ignite the same fire in your patrons by playing motivational music through premium-quality gym speakers. Whether your clients are lifting weights or doing cardio, energizing beats get their hearts racing and adrenaline pumping, pushing them to their limits.
Set The Scene
No one likes walking into a gym that's full of grunts and thuds. Such an atmosphere isn't just annoying but also boring. Thankfully, this dull ambiance can be transformed almost instantly with powerful speakers. With the right tunes filling the air, every rep becomes an achievement, and every lost pound a badge of honor. Impactful music invigorates your clients, making them excited to sweat it out.
Beat The Fatigue
We've all been there—feeling that slump in energy mid-workout, where all your motivation drains away. Your customers are no different. But you have the power to change that. Premium speakers playing upbeat tunes can push them through those weary days and help them crush their goals like champs.
Focus Through The Distraction
Between the hum of the machines, the clangs of the dumbbells, and that one chatty client, maintaining focus can be a challenge for many patrons. This is where gym speakers come in. By cranking out evergreen songs, you help your clients zone out and focus on their workouts. With no chaos affecting their concentration, achieving their body goals becomes a bit easier.
Find The Right Tribe
Nothing brings people together better than music. With your speakers blaring popular tunes, you encourage camaraderie among your fitness enthusiasts. Whether it’s a nod of approval, eye contact between two people vibing over the same song, or friendly banter over favorite workout playlists, the speakers help foster a sense of community within the gym.
Gym speakers might seem like just a way to play good music, but they are so much more than that. They are the power boosters that turn a tiring workout session into an epitome of fiery perfection. By motivating your clients through their goals and helping them get back up on their feet when they’re down, these speakers can aid your clients in taking their fitness journey to new heights.
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Ready to give your clients this advantage with an incredible set of speakers? Find them at Pure Resonance Audio. Shop today and provide your clients with a musical companion on their journey to a happier, healthier self.
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spookydingus · 1 year ago
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you don't have to go to the gym for fitness!!! if you're the kind of person who likes to work out in a group, but gym culture is the opposite of your vibe, skip the sweaty poorly-lit staph factory and have some fun alternatives instead
-Water fitness classes. Olympic sized pool, most of the people working out are women. What's better than chilling in a pool and chatting with local moms while getting that cardio in?
-Workout Parks. Can't swim? Don't want to? Check your local parks and recreation directory. Many public parks have outdoor workout spaces that you can use for free! Bonus, they look like adult-sized playgrounds.
-Yoga gets you way more fit than you think it does. Source: dude trust me
-And my favorite very goofy, very legitimate way to recommend exercise? Trampoline Parks. I'm not kidding. Get in there and go utterly apeshit and you'll feel like a million bucks. Not recommended for heart conditions or the socially anxious.
-Go The Fuck Outside! Literally just go have fun outdoors, like you stopped doing for no reason when you turned eighteen. If you do decide to go for a proper hike, though, please be knowledgeable of things like local flood areas, wildlife, dangerous plants, don't hike close to evening/sundown, and for gods sake DONT. STEP. OFF. THE. TRAIL.
Remember: Health is what you put into the body and what goes on inside. Not what the body looks like. And no, cardio is not optional. Do you breathe? You need cardio.
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anixvl · 4 months ago
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BITTERSWEET || Y. J
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pairing: boxer!jungwon x detective!fem!reader
synopsis: Jungwon, a rising star in the boxing world, lives by discipline and focus, known for his relentless fights and handsome looks. But his world is thrown into chaos when he becomes the prime suspect in your investigation of a dangerous crime syndicate running illegal underground fight rings. To prove his innocence, you're both forced to work together and navigate the corrupt system. But as the lines between duty and desire begin to intersect, you realize that the hardest battles are fought not in the ring, but in the heart.
genre: smut, enemies-to-lovers trope, angst, forbidden love, some fluff
warning: smut MDNI. Rough sex, dirty talk, public sex, guns, kidnap, cursing, open ending ?,
wc: 15.1k
an: hey guys heres part 2, anyways i hope u enjoy! <3
You slammed the door to your car, the sound of your boots hitting the ground with your ever confident stride filled the air. You were determined to finish this case and get justice once in for all. Justice for the murder of your former partner, colleague, your close friend.
You were in complete hysteria when you found out the death of your long-term partner, Hyunjin. Unresolved, you made it your duty and mission to find Hyunjin’s murderer, and you know it starts here. After endless research, you found it. Mr. Yang, the mastermind of a crime syndicate running illegal underground fights. It was previously Hyunjin’s case, before they killed him. After being advised multiple times by the police department to let higher-ups handle it; the very own department you and Hyunjin worked for years, you continued on with the case solo regardless. It was only a matter of time before they found out. You will find the murderer and avenge Hyunjin. It’s a must.
With every breath you let out, it vaporized into the freezing wind. The anger you felt, finally coming so close to catching the murderer, warmed your skin. You wore a big black leather jacket over your black hoodie, which was propped over your head to not bring attention to you. And finally, you walked into the run-down building.
The dim glow of the boxing gym’s fluorescent lights flickered overhead, casting long shadows over the empty ring. The scent of sweat and leather lingered in the air as Jungwon pounded his fists into the heavy bag, each strike landing with a satisfying thud. The rhythmic sound filled the otherwise silent space, save for the occasional shuffle of his feet against the worn-out mats.
It was late—too late for anyone else to be here. Just how he liked it. No distractions, no expectations. Just him, his gloves, and the fight ahead.
Or so he thought.
The gym doors burst open with a sharp bang, the force of the entry sending them swinging against the walls. Jungwon froze mid-punch, his head snapping toward the disturbance. You stood in the doorway, the neon “OPEN 24 HOURS” sign flickering behind you, casting a faint blue glow against your sharp alluring features.
You are immensely stunning—though the deadly glint in your dark eyes made it clear you aren’t here for small talk. Walking with your hands stuffed into your jacket’s pockets, you carried an air of authority, but no badge in sight.
No uniform. No backup.
Jungwon wiped the sweat off his brow with the back of his hand and exhaled, “Gym’s closed.”
You ignored him. In a flash, you reached behind your jacket, pulled out a folded document, and tossed it onto the gym floor between you both. It landed with a crisp slap, the bold lettering of WARRANT FOR QUESTIONING staring up at him.
Jungwon raised an eyebrow, amusingly, “You could’ve just asked nicely.”
You stepped forward, your boots echoing against the floor, “Shut it, you’re coming with me.”
Your voice was smooth but edged with something sharp—something personal. Jungwon exhaled through his nose, glancing between you and the warrant.
“What exactly am i being accused of?”
“Illegal underground fights. Money laundering. Possible ties to the Black Dragon Syndicate,” You stated, analyzing his undeniably handsome face.
God, not to mention the look of his body…
Jungwon let out a short laugh, shaking his head, “You’ve got the wrong guy.”
“Maybe,” you tilted your head, eyes locked onto his like you were waiting for him to slip up, “Maybe not. Either way, I have questions.”
Jungwon’s eyes trailed down your body, sensing something was off, “Where’s your badge?”
You raised your head defiantly, “I don’t need one.”
Liar.
Jungwon had been in enough situations to recognize when someone was playing outside the rules. And judging by the way your fingers twitched at your sides—like you are itching for a fight—this wasn’t just a routine questioning. This was personal. And he could read right through your pretty face.
“I see,” he mused, stepping out of the ring.
He smirked, “You’re not supposed to be here, are you?”
Your expression remained unreadable, “I’m here because your name keeps coming up in places it shouldn’t.”
“Or because you need answers you’re not getting through official channels.”
The flicker in your gaze told him he was right. Something dark coiled in his chest. He didn’t know what you were looking for, but if you are this desperate, you are dangerous. Maybe not to him—not yet—but to yourself.
Before he could think too hard on it, you moved.
Fast.
In one swift motion, you grabbed his wrist, yanking it behind his back with expert precision. Jungwon twisted out of your grip just as quickly, breaking free and stepping back.
You lunged again, and he dodged, catching your wrist before you could land a hit.
you were skilled—he could feel it in the way your muscles tensed, the way you adjusted your weight in a split second, ready to counter his next move. But so was he.
You both clashed, a flurry of movement and near-misses, neither fully committing to hurting the other but neither backing down.
Then, you changed the rhythm. Instead of another strike, you feinted—just enough for him to react—before sweeping his legs out from under him.
Jungwon hit the mat with a grunt. Before he could push himself up, you pointed a gun at him, your other hand held a pair of cuffs.
He looked up at you, lips still curled in amusement despite the fact that you’ve just floored him, “Woah, pretty, thats a dangerous toy you have there. Let’s put it down, yeah?”
You leaned down, voice low and firm, “This isn’t a game, Jungwon.”
Your mask had cracked—just a little—but enough for him to see it now. The anger simmering just beneath your calm exterior.
Jungwon’s smirk softened, “Who are you really after?”
Your eyebrows furrowed, “Stop acting. I know it’s you who’s been behind all of this.”
"I already said you have the wrong guy."
“Actually,” you murmured, reaching into your jacket pocket.
Jungwon barely had time to register the movement before you pulled out a sleek black USB drive, holding it between your fingers like a loaded gun.
His stomach twisted.
“Recognize this?” you asked, your voice quieter now, but no less sharp.
Jungwon kept his expression neutral, “Should I?”
You smirked, but there was no humor in it, "You should. Because I know exactly what’s on it.”
He clenched his jaw. He didn’t know what kind of information you had or how you got it—but if you were confident enough to use it against him, it couldn’t be good.
“Here’s how this is going to work,” you continued, stepping closer.
“You’re going to help me find the real culprit. The person responsible for all of this mess. And in return…” you twirled the USB between your fingers.
“This stays between us.”
Jungwon exhaled slowly, his mind racing. He could fight you on this. He could try to get away, call you bluff. But something told him you wouldn’t have come here without leverage you were willing to use and he just had too much to be guilty for to risk it.
So instead, he met your gaze, tilting his head slightly, “Blackmailing me, Detective?”
“Call it… an incentive," you shrugged.
He let the silence stretch between you both before finally giving you a small amused chuckle, “Alright, I’ll play along.”
You nodded, pocketing the USB again.
“Good,” you murmured, “Then let’s get to work.”
Jungwon sat in the passenger seat of your car, his body lazily slugged into the seat, his legs propped open. The soft hum of the engine filled the silence between you, the glow of streetlights casting fleeting shadows across his face as you sped down the empty roads.
He rolled his wrist as he played with the hem of the long bandages on his hands, "So, where are we going, Detective? Or do I not get that privilege?”
You kept your eyes on the road, your grip steady on the wheel, “We’re going to talk somewhere private.”
Jungwon smirked, tilting his head slightly, “Careful, that almost sounded like a date.”
You shot him a glare, “Are you always this shameless?”
Jungwon chuckled under his breath, his dimples showcasing his handsome face frustratingly, watching you from the corner of his eye. Now that he was sitting this close, he could see it—the exhaustion hidden beneath your sharp exterior. The tightness in your jaw, the way your shoulders never fully relaxed, as if you were constantly bracing for a fight.
Whatever you were after, it wasn’t just about justice. It was personal. He knew that. He looked out to the window.
"You never did tell me what’s on that USB.”
You remained silent for a moment, your fingers tightening slightly around the wheel. Then, you said, “Enough to ruin you.”
Jungwon whistled, “That bad, huh?”
“I don’t make threats I can’t back up.”
“Fair enough.” He studied you, curiosity growing, “But if you had enough to ‘ruin me,’ as you say, why not just use it? Why drag me into this?”
You exhaled through your nose in irritation, “Because you’re useful.”
Jungwon raised an eyebrow, “And here I thought you just wanted my charming company.”
You didn’t take the bait.
“My partner was murdered,” you said, your voice even, controlled.
“The higher-ups don’t want me on the case. They shut me out, told me to move on. But I know there’s more to this.”
Jungwon leaned forward slightly, intrigued despite himself, “And you think I can help because…?”
You hesitated. Just for a second.
“The Black Dragon Syndicate has connections to underground fights,” you admitted.
“I have reason to believe my partner’s killer is tied to them. And you?” you finally glanced at him, your gaze cutting.
“You may not be dirty, but you’re close enough to their world. Close enough to get me where I need to be.”
Jungwon considered your words carefully.
He wasn’t stupid—getting involved in something like this could destroy his career, his life. But then again… you weren't wrong. He knew people. He knew how the underground worked, how fighters got tangled up in things bigger than they could handle.
He sighed, running a hand through his hair. “Alright, Detective. I’ll do what I can, but after that, we're done.”
“Okay.”
“But,” he added, smirking, “if I’m doing this, we do it my way. You’re good, but you don’t know their world like I do.”
You arched an eyebrow, “And what exactly is your way?”
Jungwon leaned back again, his smirk deepening, “We start with a fight.”
You pulled the car into an abandoned lot behind an old warehouse, the headlights cutting through the thick mist rolling in from the docks. The place looked empty, but Jungwon knew better. This wasn’t just some random stop—You brought him here for a reason.
He leaned forward, glancing around, “Let me guess. This is where you try to get me killed?”
You shut off the engine and unbuckled your seatbelt, “That depends on how cooperative you are.”
Jungwon looked down, a genuine smile plastered across his face.
And God, those dimples your heart can never get used to.
“You really know how to make a guy feel special, Detective.”
Ignoring him, you stepped out of the car. He followed, stuffing his hands in his jacket pockets as the cool night air settled around you.
you turned to face him, your expression unreadable, “If we’re doing this, I need you to prove you’re not just going to slow me down.”
Jungwon tilted his head, intrigued, “What, you want me to do push-ups or something?”
Your lips twitched—almost like you wanted to smirk—but you didn’t. Instead, you nodded toward the warehouse.
“There’s a fight happening inside. Illegal, no official records, all cash bets. It’s run by a middleman for the Black Dragon Syndicate.”
Jungwon frowned, “And you want me to fight?”
“No,” you closed the distance between both of you, “I want you to win.”
Jungwon's eyebrows furrow, he looks down at you, “You realize if I step into that ring, I blow my cover, right? I have a reputation to keep.”
“Then don’t lose.”
Jungwon studied you carefully, searching for any hesitation in your eyes. There was none. Your faces only mere inches apart. And although it was freezing outside, you can't help but to feel like you're burning up.
“You really are insane, aren’t you?”
You look away, trying to calm your rapid heartbeat, “You said we do this your way, Jungwon. This is your world. You know the rules. If I walk in there alone, I get nothing. But if you fight—if you win—you get me a seat at the table.”
“These people know me. They know what I can do. I don’t need to prove myself.”
“I know," You nodded, “all you have to do is get me close to the right people.”
Jungwon exhaled, irritated, leaning closer towards you, “You’re asking me to put everything on the line.”
You held his gaze, defiantly, “And I’m putting everything on the line, too.”
For a moment, neither of you spoke. You held your gazes, faces so close it made your hands clench. The distant echoes of voices from inside the warehouse filled the silence between you, the weight of what you both were about to do settling in. The tension palpable.
Then, finally, Jungwon smirked.
“Fine,” he said, walking past you, "Try to keep up, Detective. The moment we step inside, you’re in my world now.”
Jungwon led the way toward the warehouse, his steps unhurried, confident—like he owned the place. In a way, he did. His name carried weight in the underground. He didn’t need an invitation, didn’t need to sneak in through the back. Wherever there was a fight, Jungwon was welcomed. Respected. Feared.
You walked beside him, your sharp eyes scanning everything. Light on your feet, your guard completely up. Your presence just as commanding, but in an entirely different way. You are striking—undeniably so. Even in the dim, grungy surroundings, you turned heads. It wasn’t just your beauty; it was the way you carried yourself without needing to show much skin. The lethal grace in your movements. The sharp glint in your eyes that warned people you are no easy target.
Jungwon noticed, too. But unlike the others, he wasn’t staring in admiration—he was entertained. Curious.
"Didn’t peg you for the type to blend in," he murmured, amusement lacing his tone.
You didn't even glance his way, "And I didn’t peg you for the type to care."
You were used to it—being looked at, admired, but so underrestimated. It didn’t faze you. You were too busy to care about anything other than your mission, too uninterested in wasting time falling in love. After all, you had your fair share with men and saw glimpses of how disappointing they could be.
As you reached the entrance, a heavyset bouncer stepped forward, arms crossed over his chest. His gaze flickered from Jungwon to you, eyes narrowing.
“Didn’t expect to see you back so soon,” he grunted, “You fighting tonight?”
Jungwon smirked, “Maybe. Just here for business.”
The bouncer’s eyes shifted to you, “And her?”
Jungwon didn’t hesitate. He threw an arm around your shoulders, a smug grin tugging at his lips, “She’s with me.”
You barely resisted the urge to elbow him in the ribs. Instead, you turned your head slightly, giving him a mocking smile and a sharp glare which practically threatened, Touch me again, and I’ll break your wrist.
He returned a cocky smile.
He looked at Jungwon, smirking, “Didn’t think you were the type to settle down.”
Jungwon chuckled, “Who said anything about settling?”
His tone was playful, but you caught the knowing glint in his eyes. He was enjoying this too much. His comment irked you. You move away from him.
Finally, he stepped aside, jerking his head toward the entrance, “Try not to get blood on the floors.”
Jungwon shrugged, following behind you towards the entrance, “No promises.”
The moment you stepped inside, the air changed. The heat of bodies packed together, the metallic scent of sweat and blood, the roar of the crowd as fists met flesh—it was intoxicating.
You took it all in, your sharp gaze flicking from the ring in the center of the room to the men gathered around it, placing bets with wads of cash. The underground fights weren’t just brutal—they were a business. A business with deep ties to the Black Dragon Syndicate.
Jungwon leaned toward you, his voice low, “Welcome to the underworld, Detective.”
You ignored him, scanning the crowd, “Who do we need to talk to?”
Jungwon followed your gaze, spotting a familiar figure near the betting table.
“There. See the guy in the gray suit? That’s Kang Min-sik. He handles the syndicate’s finances—the bets, the payouts, the money laundering.”
You nodded. “Then he’s our way in.”
Jungwon chuckled, “Slow down, pretty. You can’t just walk up to him and start asking questions.”
You turned to him, crossing her arms, "Then what do you suggest?”
Jungwon glanced at the ring, where the current fight was wrapping up. The crowd was hungry for more, the energy in the room electric. His smirk widened.
“We make an entrance.”
Before you could question him, he stepped toward the announcer’s booth, his voice carrying over the noise, “I’m fighting.”
The announcer, a wiry man with a scar over his brow, lit up at the sight of him, “Jungwon! You sure? Last time you nearly put a man in a coma.”
Jungwon just grinned, “Then let’s see if anyone else wants to take the risk.”
The crowd erupted into cheers, and just like that, the stage was set.
You clenched your jaw. You had come here for information, not a spectacle. But as Jungwon stepped toward the ring, rolling his shoulders, your realized something.
Jungwon wasn’t just fighting for show.
He was sending a message.
And every man in this room—including Kang Min-sik—was about to hear it loud and clear.
You stood at the edge of the ring, arms crossed, watching Jungwon like a hawk. You told yourself you weren't impressed. That you didn’t care about his reputation or the way the entire room seemed to gravitate toward him. Or the small anxiousness of him getting hurt.
But when Jungwon stepped into the ring—the lights casting shadows over the sharp angles of his face—you felt something stir.
The crowd roared as his opponent climbed in, a towering brute covered in tattoos. A challenger who clearly thought Jungwon was just another name to add to his kill count.
Jungwon didn’t flinch. Didn’t waver. He only smirked, the same infuriating confidence he always carried, but now it felt different. Like he was proving something—to you.
The bell rang.
The brute charged, swinging a punch meant to take Jungwon’s head off.
But Jungwon was faster. He dodged, fluid and effortless, his movements precise. He ducked under the next swing, landed a brutal counterpunch to the ribs. The punch echoed through the warehouse, and the brute staggered back, gasping.
Your eyes flickered. He was playing with him.
You should have looked away. Should have focused on the mission.
But you didn’t.
Because watching Jungwon fight was like watching something untamed—dangerous but mesmerizing. There was no wasted movement, no hesitation. He was completely in control.
Another punch. A ruthless uppercut. The brute collapsed, unconscious before he hit the ground.
The warehouse erupted in chaos, cheers shaking the walls.
Jungwon turned, searching the crowd, and when his eyes landed on you—he smirked.
You scoffed, arms tightening over your chest, “Show-off.”
He climbed out of the ring, walking toward you, sweat glistening on his skin, knuckles bruised, lip busted, and a few cuts.
“Admit it, you were impressed.”
You rolled your eyes. “I’ve seen better.”
Jungwon smiled, “Liar.”
Before you could snap back, a new presence approached. Kang Min-sik, the man you had come here for, was watching Jungwon with a knowing smile.
“Still undefeated, I see,” Kang mused. His gaze flickered to you, “And who’s this?”
Jungwon wiped blood from his knuckles, glancing at you. For a split second, his expression softened, “Someone who needs answers.”
You stepped forward, meeting Kang’s eyes without fear, “And I think you’re going to give them to me.”
Kang laughed, but there was something calculating in his gaze, “Well, now I’m curious. Let’s talk.”
Jungwon leaned in close to your ear, his voice barely above a whisper, “Try not to get us both killed, alright pretty?”
Your eyes met, and for the first time, a genuine laugh escaped your lips. He faltered for a moment before falling into a smile.
"Sure."
You both followed Kang Min-sik through a dimly lit hallway behind the main warehouse, the muffled roars of the crowd fading into the background. The scent of old smoke and sweat clung to the walls, but you kept your focus sharp. This was the moment you had been waiting for.
Kang led you both into a small, lavishly furnished office—a stark contrast to the grunge of the underground fights. A leather couch, expensive whiskey bottles lining the shelves, and a single desk where he took his seat, gesturing for you to do the same.
Jungwon leaned against the wall instead, arms crossed, while you remained standing, you sharp gaze locked onto Kang.
"So," Kang began, swirling the amber liquid in his glass, "what exactly is it that you need from me?"
"My partner was murdered. I have reason to believe the Black Dragon Syndicate was involved. I need names. Connections. Anything you know."
Kang chuckled, shaking his head, "Bold. You storm in here with a notorious fighter at your side and expect me to just hand over information? What makes you think I’d betray my own?"
You didn’t blink, "Because you’re not loyal to anyone but money, and I’m willing to make it worth your while."
Kang raised an eyebrow, intrigued, but before he could respond, Jungwon stepped forward.
"Careful, doll," he murmured, "Men like him don’t just take money. They take leverage."
Kang smirked, "Smart man."
You had known walking into this that Kang wouldn’t just hand you what you wanted. But you also knew you couldn’t walk away empty-handed.
Jungwon sighed, "Alright. Let’s make it simple. She’s not a cop anymore. She’s working for herself. And I vouch for her."
Kang's gaze flicked to Jungwon, "You vouch for her?"
Jungwon hesitated for a brief second before nodding, "Yeah. I do."
you turned to him, surprise flickering in your eyes.
Kang hummed, studying you both, then leaned back, "Interesting."
He tapped his fingers against the desk, "I might have something. But if you want it, there’s a price."
you expected that much, "Name it."
Kang’s lips curled, "A job. There’s a man the syndicate needs… dealt with. Not killed, just taught a lesson. Someone who thinks he can run from his debts. You two take care of it, and I’ll tell you what I know."
you immediately stiffened, "I don’t do dirty work for criminals."
Kang shrugged, "Then you don’t get your information."
You clenched your fists, your pulse spiking with frustration.
Before you could speak, Jungwon let out a slow exhale, "We’ll do it."
you snapped your head toward him in disbelief.
Jungwon met your gaze, You want answers? This is how we get them.
Kang grinned, "I like you, Jungwon. It's not easy to find a reasonable man who knows how to get something he wants."
You bit back a curse, shooting Jungwon a glare. You wanted to fight him on this—wanted to push back—but you knew he was right. You were already deep in this. There was no easy way out.
Kang slid a slip of paper across the desk, "There’s the details. Handle it cleanly, and I’ll give you your lead."
Jungwon took the paper. Turning on your heel, you stormed toward the door. Jungwon followed you, but before he stepped out, Kang called after him.
"You’re playing a dangerous game, Jungwon. Does he know you're doing this?" he tilted his head. Jungwon looks towards your direction, no sign of you.
"I hope you know what you’re doing," he continues.
Jungwon smirked to himself before walking out, "Wouldn’t be fun otherwise."
Jungwon caught up to you, his footsteps deliberate. You spun around, shoving Jungwon against the car with surprising force.
"What the hell was that?" you hissed.
Jungwon, still pinned against the metal, raised an amused brow, "That was me getting you what you wanted. I was expecting a 'Thank you,' but sure, this works fine, pretty."
You glared up at him, your body close enough to feel the heat radiating off of him, "You don’t get to make deals for me."
Jungwon rolled his eyes, "And yet, here we are."
You hated how calm he was. Hated the way he looked at you—like you were some reckless fool who didn’t know how to play the game.
"I can't stand you already," you said, voice low.
Jungwon leaned in slightly, his breath warm against your ear, "Likewise, detective."
For a moment, the anger between you shifted into something else—something charged, electric.
Then you stepped back, snatching the paper from his hands, "Fine. But if you screw this up, I’ll be the one teaching you a lesson."
Jungwon grinned, "Now that’s a fight I’d actually look forward to."
Later, you both headed to a motel for the night. You knew it was only a matter of time before you were chased down and hunted. You needed to stay on the low. You changed into more comfortable clothes, waiting for Jungwon to step out of the shower. You sat at the couch, enjoying a cup of ramen. After a while, he showed up. He took a seat next to you, grabbing your cup of ramen and taking a bite. You furrowed your eyebrows, annoyed.
"Hey—"
You stopped at the sight of his busted lip and other injuries. Your face softened a bit. You sighed, mindlessly grabbing his hand to examine his knuckles. He freezes, looking at you as your fingers brush over his knuckles.
"This looks pretty bad. I'll treat your wounds. Stay right here," You stand up before he could protest.
You come back with the kit, sitting in front of him. You clear your throat, reaching for his hand.
"You don't have to do this, It's nothing serious," He protests.
"Just shut up," you scold.
You're slow and careful with his wounds, the sound of your breathing and Jungwon's soft groans in pain filling the silence. Then, you work your way to his face. You apply ointment to his cuts, softly blowing onto it. You lean closer to his face, treating his busted lip. You look up to meet his gaze, wavering a moment. You both look away and you pack everything up.
"Thanks," he mumbles.
"We should get some sleep. We have a lot of things to do," you suggest.
He nods.
"I'll sleep on the couch," he says, getting comfortable on it.
"Why not on the bed?" You asked.
"There's only one," He replied.
"So?" you raised an eyebrow at his uncharacteristic shy behavior, "I don't care whether or not you're on it."
He blinks, dumbfounded.
You walk into the room, making your way on it. He walks in, slowly making his way under the covers. Once settled, you turn the lamp off on the nightstand. Only the moonlight from the windows illuminates the bedroom.
You shift in bed, finding a comfortable position. You lay on your side, your eyes closed. You hear Jungwon shifting too, before it going all silent. Only the soft sounds of breathing can be heard.
"By the way," he broke the silence softly, "you never told me your name."
You open your eyes. You immediately find his eyes, him laying towards you. Your breath hitched.
"Y/n," you confessed softly, "My name is y/n."
There's a small moment of silence, staring at each other's faces under the moonlight.
"Y/n," he whispers your name tenderly.
You swear you've never loved the way you've heard your name be said before until now. Your favorite sound. Like it was meant for him to be said. Never sounded so correct, so right.
You woke to warmth. It took you a second to remember where you were—the dimly lit motel room, the scratchy motel sheets, the faint hum of traffic outside. But what startled you the most wasn’t the unfamiliarity of the room. It was the arm draped over your waist.
Jungwon.
your breath hitched as you realized how close he was, his body pressed lightly against yours, his warmth seeping through the thin barrier of fabric between you both. His breathing was slow, steady, still deep in sleep. You stiffened. You should move. You needed to move.
But for some reason, you hesitated. You couldn’t. You didn’t want to.
Jungwon, the man who drove you insane, the notorious fighter with an irritatingly charming smile and dimples to die for, felt… different like this. Vulnerable. At peace.
He’s still a criminal, you reminded yourself. A fighter who plays by no rules but his own.
But lying there, feeling the slow rise and fall of his chest, it was hard to see him as just that.
your movement must have disturbed him because, within seconds, his grip tightened slightly before his breathing shifted. He stirred, his body tensing as he slowly became aware of your positions.
And then, you heard the smirk in his voice before you even turned to look at him. Your face burned up in embarrassment.
“When you said you didn’t care about me being in bed beside you, i didn’t think it meant to this extent, detective,” he teased.
Your face burned as you shoved his arm off and sat up, scowling at him, “You were the one holding onto me!”
Jungwon stretched lazily, completely unfazed, “I was asleep. You, on the other hand, let it happen.”
Your glare could have melted steel, “I was asleep, you idiot.”
He smiled, sitting up as well, his blonde hair tousled in a way that made him look ridiculously attractive. It was infuriating.
“Relax, Y/n,” he said, voice still husky from sleep, “You were having a nightmare, shifting in your sleep uncomfortably and it didn’t stop until you were close.”
Your face softened.
“Oh…thanks,” you mumbled, before yanking the blanket off and standing up.
Jungwon laughed, low and amused, but he didn’t push it further. Instead, he ran a hand through his hair and sighed. “Alright, alright. So, what’s the plan?”
You grabbed your jacket, forcing yourself to focus, “We find Kang Min-sik’s target, deal with him cleanly, and get our information. And after that?”
you turned to face him, your expression serious, “I’ll let you go.”
Jungwon held your gaze for a long moment, something unreadable flickering in his dark eyes.
But then he gave a small smile, “Sure, Detective. Whatever you say.”
And for some reason, you had a sinking feeling that it wouldn’t be that simple.
The morning air was crisp as you stepped out of the motel, the scent of rain still lingering from the night before. You walked ahead, your mind sharp despite the exhaustion weighing down on you.
Jungwon followed, his hands tucked into his jacket pockets.
“You’re quiet,” he noted.
You didn’t look at him, “Just thinking.”
“About how much you enjoyed waking up next to me?” he teased.
You shot him a glare, “About how I’m going to break your nose if you don’t focus.”
Jungwon chuckled, “You’re the cutest when mad.”
The target Kang Min-sik had given you was a man named Park Sung-ho, a mid-level bookie who had been skimming money off the syndicate. He wasn’t dangerous—not in the way true criminals were—but he had crossed the wrong people.
And now, you had to decide how far you were willing to go for the information you needed.
you found him in a rundown café on the outskirts of the city, hunched over a newspaper with a half-finished cup of coffee in front of him. He looked harmless—just a man trying to disappear.
you exhaled, “This feels wrong.”
Jungwon leaned against the wall, watching you, “You knew what this was when you agreed to it.”
“I agreed to handle him, not do the syndicate’s dirty work,” you turned to him, your voice firm.
“We’re not going to hurt him,” you warned.
He reached over to move a hair strand from your face. Jungwon studied you for a second, then smirked, “Guess I’ll have to be the scary one, then.”
Before you could react, Jungwon strolled forward and casually slid into the seat across from Sung-ho. The man tensed immediately, his fingers tightening around his cup.
“I’m not looking for trouble,” Sung-ho muttered.
Jungwon tilted his head, “That’s the problem, isn’t it? Trouble’s looking for you.”
Sung-ho swallowed hard, “Listen, I don’t have the money—”
Jungwon leaned forward, his voice dropping into something low and lethal, “We’re not here for your money. We’re here to give you a message.”
You watched, arms crossed, as Jungwon’s entire demeanor shifted. This wasn’t the reckless fighter you had been dealing with. This was someone else. Someone who knew exactly how to make a man sweat. And you’d be lying if this wasn’t doing something to you in strange ways.
Sung-ho paled, “Please… I have a family.”
Jungwon’s expression didn’t change, but his fingers tapped once against the table, “Then you should’ve thought about that before stealing from people who don’t forgive.”
You exhaled sharply and stepped forward, placing a hand on Jungwon’s shoulder.
“That’s enough,” you said, your voice softer than before. Jungwon glanced up at you, something flickering in his gaze.
But after a moment, he leaned back and sighed, “Lucky you. The detective here has a soft spot for people like you.”
Sung-ho looked between you and Jungwon, eyes wide.
you pulled out a piece of paper and slid it across the table, “You disappear. Tonight. Take your family and leave the country. If the syndicate finds you again, we won’t be able to stop them.”
Sung-ho hesitated, then grabbed the paper. His hands trembled, “Thank you.”
You didn’t respond. You simply turned and walked out, Jungwon following behind you.
Once you were back on the street, he whistled, sulking.
“Didn’t take you for the merciful type. I’m starting to think you’re just nice to any man who isn’t me,” he shoved his hands in his pockets, kicking the rocks on the floor.
You shot him a look, confused, “And I didn’t take you for the type to play the villain so well.”
Jungwon shrugged, “I’m full of surprises.”
“oh, yeah?” you tried to meet his avoidant gaze.
was he…mad?
You walked in silence for a moment before he glanced at you again, “You know Kang’s not going to like this, right?”
you exhaled, “I don’t care what Kang likes. He gave us a job, and it’s done.”
Jungwon stared at you for a moment before breaking into a soft smile, “God, you’re stubborn.”
You couldn’t help but smile at the sight of his dimples, “You’re just figuring that out?”
His smile widened, but there was something different in his expression this time. Something closer to admiration.
As you made your way back to Kang Min-sik, you couldn’t ignore the shift between you both. The line between enemies and allies was already beginning to blur. And that was dangerous.
By the time you both returned to Kang Min-sik’s hideout, the air between you and Jungwon had changed. It wasn’t just the usual tension anymore—it was something heavier, something unspoken.
Kang was lounging in his leather chair when you walked in, a glass of whiskey in hand. He didn’t even bother looking up right away, his attention focused on the flickering television in the corner. When he finally did acknowledge you, it was with a slow, lazy smirk.
“You’re back early,” he mused, swirling the drink in his glass. “That means one of two things—either the job went smooth, or you decided to get creative.”
You crossed your arms, “The job is done.”
Kang arched a brow, glancing at Jungwon, “Is that so?”
Jungwon shrugged, all casual arrogance, “The guy got the message loud and clear. He won’t be a problem anymore.”
Kang studied you both for a long moment, tapping his fingers against the desk.
“Funny,” he murmured, “Because I heard a different story.”
Your spine stiffened. You should have known Kang would have eyes everywhere.
“I hear,” Kang continued, “that instead of teaching him a lesson, you let him go. Gave him a nice little escape route.”
He titled his head, “is that true?”
You held his gaze without flinching, “You wanted him dealt with. He’s gone. That’s all that matters.”
Kang’s smirk faded. “No, sweetheart. That’s not all that matters.”
Before you could react, one of Kang’s men moved. A blur of motion—faster than you expected. A blade flashed, aiming straight for your throat.
But Jungwon was faster.
In an instant, he grabbed the man’s wrist, twisting it sharply. The knife clattered to the floor, and before the attacker could react, Jungwon drove his fist into his ribs. The man doubled over with a pained grunt.
The room went still. The sound of liquid trickling onto the floor filled the room. You looked over to Jungwon, his palm was dripping in blood from the huge slit he got from the knife.
Your heart pounded, but your expression remained stone-cold.
Kang let out a slow exhale, standing up. “Impressive,” he murmured, “You’ve still got it, Jungwon.”
Jungwon glanced at his hand like he wasn’t affected, “You knew what you were getting when you asked for my help.”
Kang chuckled, but his amusement didn’t reach his eyes. “Yeah. I did.” He glanced at you, “And you, detective—I should’ve known you’d pull something like this.”
You lifted your chin, “Are you giving us our information or not?”
Kang studied you for a long moment before finally sighing, “You’ve got guts. I’ll give you that.”
He turned, grabbing a folder from his desk and tossing it toward you.
You caught it.
“There’s your lead,” Kang said. “But I’d watch my back if I were you. You made a lot of people unhappy today.”
You didn’t respond. You simply opened the folder, scanning the contents. Names, addresses, connections—pieces of the puzzle you had been chasing.
You looked up at Jungwon, who had gone unusually quiet. His jaw was tight, his fists still clenched.
what’s up with him?
“We’re done here,” you said, turning to leave.
But before you could step out, Kang’s voice stopped you.
“One last thing.”
You turned back.
Kang smirked, “You two make an interesting pair. Almost as if you trust in each other. That’s too bad.”
You furrowed your eyebrows but neither of you responded.
Kang’s smirk widened, “Careful with that. Trust is dangerous in this world. Especially when you think you have the other person all figured out.”
The night air was cold when you stepped out of the building, but you barely felt it. You clutched the folder tightly, your mind racing with the information inside. Jungwon was speeding ahead of you, you walked faster to catch up.
“Jungwon, wait! what’s up with you?” you called out to him.
Jungwon exhaled sharply beside you, “That could’ve gone worse.”
You examined him, “But it didn’t.”
He let out a low chuckle, anger plastered on his face, “You’ve got a bad habit of pissing off dangerous people.”
Trying to deescalate the situation, you smirked playfully, “You’re one of them.”
Jungwon turned to you, something unreadable in his expression. “Yeah,” he murmured, “I guess I am.”
He kept walking, your face fell to a frown. You held your breath. You grabbed his hand.
“What’s wrong with you!”
“Nothing!” he shouted.
Your eyes glanced down at the blood smudging on your hands as you hold his.
You shook your head, “this won’t do. Let’s go back to the motel to treat your wound.”
Before you could move, he yanked his hand from your grip.
“I don’t need your help,” he murmured, stuffing his hands in his jacket pockets.
Your eyebrows furrowed.
“Anyway, you have your leads and clues now, so this is over,” he locks eyes with you.
“This isn’t over. We haven’t even found the real culprit yet!”
“You can handle yourself perfectly fine!” He retorted.
“Stop…dragging me into this mess more than you have. Because of this, word is probably out about me being involved in this. Everything is on the line. My career. My reputation. Everything,” he continues, stepping closer to you.
The thought of being so close to finding out the long-awaited truth just for him to back out is killing you. You’re so close yet so far. And as much as you know you can handle yourself, you wouldn’t have gone this far without Jungwon. And you hated the thought of relying on him more than you thought you would.
“Jungwon,” you reached out for him, “I still need you. Please, we’re so close.”
Jungwon’s eyes flickered in something unreadable. He stepped impossibly closer to you. You could feel his heat radiating off him.
“Don’t…say stuff like that,” he fumed, “I can’t stand it. I can’t stand you a second longer.”
You looked up at him, meeting his gaze. With all the anger and confusion that went through your veins, you let impulsivity take ahold of you.
“God I hate you so much, Jungwon,” you hissed, before leaning in to kiss him.
A million bolts of adrenaline fired up within you, sighing against the kiss.
Jungwon took his hands out of his pocket, cupping your face with his bloody hands to deepen the kiss. His response was urgent, desperate, and yet so tender. You both forgot how to breathe, too focused on your lips on each other to worry about taking a single break from tasting each other.
And then, finally, you broke away to catch your breath. Small pants came from one another, processing what just happened. Jungwon leaned in almost immediately after breathing to give you small and slow pecks onto your lips, refusing to be away from you. You smiled against the kisses, trying to move away but he locked you against him with his arm around your waist.
“Jungwon, stop it. Let’s go treat your wounds, okay?”
“Okay, but i’ll drive,” he stated, grabbing the keys from your pockets.
The moment the door shut closed behind Jungwon, he quickly captured your lips. Caught off guard, you stumbled back against the wall, a soft thud in result. You softly groaned against his lips, grasping onto his shirt. Jungwons hands travel down to your waist, his fingers sliding under your shirt to touch your bare skin. Your heart fluttered at the sudden contact. The kiss was now sloppy, hot, and desperate. He lifted you against him without breaking the kiss. You wrapped your arms around his neck. He blindly carried you to the bedroom, softly laying you on top of the bed. You sat up slightly, going further into the bed.
You felt like prey, the look in his eyes eliciting a lewd response from you. He took off his jacket before his shirt, he crawled slowly onto the bed. Eyeing you down dangerously. He hovered over you, kissing you slowly. He tugged at your shirt before helping you take it off. You tossed it aside along with the other clothes. He left hot wet kisses along your neck, trailing down to your chest. His big hands wandered across your body, resting to cup your breasts slowly. He sucks and bites the skin of your neck and collarbone before leaving more love bites onto your breasts. You let out small airy moans, gripping onto his hair. He unclasped your bra, tossing it aside.
He kisses you once more, “You’re so beautiful, it’s driving me insane.”
Your hands slowly glide against his bare chest, feeling him as he sucks onto the sensitive buds of your breasts. A warm pulse between your legs becoming gradually unbearable.
He pulls away, playing with the hem of your pants. You nod, allowing him to slide it off. You shyly tighten your legs together, embarrassed of how damp your panties are from the arousal. As if he couldn’t get any harder, the sight of you under him, wet just for him, made his cock ache. He forcefully pulled your legs apart before settling in between them. He leaned over to kiss you, hungrily. His bulge rubbing against you, creating torturous friction. You moaned, your hips subconsciously bucking up to feel more of him. He groaned against the kiss, his cock begging to be released from his tight pants.
“Jungwon, please,” you tugged onto his pants.
“Please what, y/n?” He teased, slowly grinding his hips into you.
“Stop fucking teasing,”you replied, becoming frustrated by the second.
He smiled before quickly standing up to unbuckle his belt and slid what was left of him off. Your eyes swallow the sight of him whole. He slowly pulls off your wet panties down your legs. He leaves a trail of wet kisses down your stomach. Finally, he envelops your clit into his mouth. The sensation rushed right through your body, causing a yelp in pleasure to escape from you. You reach out to him, gripping onto him as he savors you. Lewd wet sounds fill the room.
“oh, fuck—oh, Jungwon…” you moaned, biting your lip in hopes to keep quiet.
He pulls away, aligning his twitching cock between your wet folds. He rubs it in a bit, slow and deliberate.
you groan, “I can’t wait any longer…”
“What was that, detective? Couldn’t hear you…” he taunted.
“oh, you asshol—!” you argued, but quickly cut yourself off with a moan at the feeling of Jungwon pushing himself into you.
You felt like you were being filled up. So full.
He was slow, gentle, yet unforgiving.
Once all the way in, he leaned over to give you a sloppy kiss.
“Does it hurt?” he asked.
You shake your head, softly whining at the stuffed feeling.
He smirked, pulling his hips back before pushing back in. He moved slowly at first, waiting till you adjusted to him. His face flinched in pleasure, your tight grip onto his cock driving him crazy. He cursed under his breath, picking up his pace. He threw one leg over his shoulder, wrapping his arm around it to secure. His hips snapped against yours, hitting spots deep within you. You moaned loudly, gripping onto the sheets beneath you in ecstasy.
“fuck…you’re taking me so good, pretty,” he whispered, admiring your fucked-out face.
“so pretty, just like this,” he continued, pressing a hand on your lower stomach, feeling where his cock thrusted within you.
“oh my—mhm,” you choked out, your mouth falling agape at the overwhelming sensation.
He let go of your leg, towering over you in missionary. He used his arm for support, kissing you tenderly. He left soft kisses onto your neck and jawline as he continued to thrust into you. The sound of leather jackets hitting the ground and lewd sounds filling the room.
“Not so bossy now, are you, detective?” he laughed, his voice coarse and airy.
“I still hate yo—!” you attempted to argue, but instantly failed at the feeling of Jungwon going deeper—faster.
“Shut up and take my cock,” he groaned, fisting your hair before slightly pulling your head back.
Your eyes rolled back, digging your nails onto his back. You clenched around him, approaching your high.
“So fucking pretty, my cockdrunk slut,” he grunted, his eyes locking with yours.
You stared back into his, feeling a knot begin to form in your stomach. It was all to intimate—too much to handle, yet neither of you could look away. Too scared as if to lose this special moment, this undeniable connection.
You cupped his cheek, glancing at his lips. Jungwon leaned in, kissing you lovingly.
“M’gonna cum,” you whined against his lips, wrapping your legs tighter around him.
“Me too,” he exhaled.
He quickened his pace, cursing under his breath. Finally, you let out one last yelp in pleasure, shaking violently against him as you reached your high. His cock twitched shortly after, filling you up entirely. He moaned your name like small prayers, thrusting a few more times to ride out the high. Then, he drops beside you. Sweating and panting, you both close your eyes and catch your breath. Lying on his stomach, he opens his eyes to face you. He meets your softly asleep expression and the way your chest rose and fell. He smiles to himself, finding it cute how fast you fell asleep. He reached to push out a strand of your hair from your face delicately, mesmerizing by your beauty. Wholeheartedly, just you. He loved the sound of your soft breathing, the smell of your hair, the warmth of your touch, and how perfectly you fit right in his arms. Like you were meant to be there for him. Just for him.
He scoot closer, wrapping you in his arms gently. You stirred softly in your sleep before snuggling up into his warm chest. He smiled, looking at you shift for a comfortable position. He analyzed your face until his eyes became heavy. He kissed your forehead before falling into a deep sleep of his own.
The next day, you hadn’t realized how long you fell asleep for. Your eyes flickered open at the stinging sensation of the sun. You looked around gently, finding yourself entangled in Jungwons arms. Your eyes widen as memories of the previous night flashed before your eyes. You freeze as he softly stirs in his sleep, groaning. Once it’s safe, you carefully and slowly manage to release yourself from his grip. You tip-toed across the room, picking up your pants from the floor. You hurriedly put them on, as you rushed down the hallway.
“Crazy,” you whispered to yourself scoldingly, “you must’ve gone crazy, Y/n!”
You threw on his jacket and put your shoes on before grabbing the keys from the table. You made yourself outside the motel, turning on the car. You sit there, recalling every single touch given to each other. You could still feel his lips on your body, his big and warm hands gripping onto your ass, and how broad his back felt as you scratched onto it. You groaned, resting your head onto the steering wheel in frustration.
How were you supposed to face him now? What is there to say after that?
You know you should ignore it, disregard it as a moment of weakness and desire, but you know it’s far much more than that. At least for you.
Jungwon reached out for you absentmindedly, only to be meet with a cold, empty, spot. He quickly sat up, looking around the room. Your clothes weren’t on the floor, the door was opened, and no sound of you. His eyebrows furrowed in confusion.
“Y/n?” he called out, putting on his pants.
No response.
He walked into the hallway, opening the bathroom door to check.
no one there.
He went into the living room, then the kitchen. He finally pieced it together. But then, the front door opened. He whipped his head around to catch your figure.
You held a plastic bag from the store and a nervous expression.
You tossed the keys onto the table.
“Y-you’re up…” you broke the suffocating silence.
You focused your attention onto the materials in the bag, trying to ignore his piercing gaze—and his unusual silence.
You took out the bandages and alcohol solution to treat his wounds.
“These are for you…we didn’t get to treat it yesterday so I—” You froze at Jungwon’s lips onto yours.
He cupped your face, pressing his body up against you. You lose your balance, your back hitting the wall. You softly moan against his lips, attempting to push him away but he deepens the kiss. You stop fighting it, gripping onto him tightly as you close your eyes and melt into him.
You break the kiss to catch your breath, your gazes meet. He glances down at your swollen lips. He leans in again, as if trying to devour you whole. You stop him, signaling to the table.
“Let’s get your wound treated first,” you swallowed, “please.”
“fine,” he mumbled, plopping himself onto the chair.
You let out a shaky exhale, sitting down in front of him. You open the contents, treating his wound delicately. His face would flinch here and there, but no sound. Jungwon observed you intently, as if watching an art piece. He couldn’t help it, and it frustrated him so much. He glanced down at his jacket you’re wearing. A small smiled crept onto his face, a prideful feeling in his chest arising at the sight of it.
You looked at his direction, realizing you’re wearing his jacket.
“Oh, i’m sorry…I grabbed the nearest jacket and i didn’t notice it was yours…”
“I don’t mind. It suits you better,” he smirked.
You blinked, dumbfounded.
After you finished treating his wound, you got up.
“We should get some days to rest…I’ve found the place and time that will lead us to Mr. Yang.”
He stiffened a bit before nodding.
You told yourself it would be the first and last time, that the first time was just a mistake, that you found him annoying, and that you couldn’t stand him.
Yet, you found yourself for the next few days in his arms over and over again, his lips worshiping your body, and his cock deep within you.
You both argue, fight, but end up making love to each other at the end of the day. It was a predictable, frustrating, routine. One which you both felt frustrated by but couldn’t change even if you wanted to. Because you both knew; you liked this more than you expressed.
And tonight, was just another one of those moments.
“ngh…fuck, Jungwon,” you moaned, riding his cock on the living room couch.
He looked up at you with his half-lidded gaze, immersed into the pleasure you gave him. His strong arms rested onto your ass, gripping and pulling it towards his cock every now and then.
“fuck, pretty, just like that,” he groaned, throwing his head back.
You bounced on his cock, your breasts mimicking your movement. Your moans became more persistent as you felt your orgasm approach. The room was filled with heavy breathing and the sound of skin. You were so adjusted to him, that he could easily slide in and out from you. It drove him crazy.
You wrapped your arms around his neck, kissing him sloppily. He returned the kiss almost immediately, locking you tightly against him with one arms around your waist and the other up your back. And then, he thrusted upward, forcing you to take every single each of him.
You yelped in pleasure, gripping onto his shoulder for support.
“You can take it, baby,” he cooed, watching your mouth fall agape.
You nodded insistently, biting back curses. Tears swelled the corner of your eyes, the pleasure becoming more and more intense.
“Jungwon I’m…” You cried out, digging your nails into his skin.
“I know, baby,” he moaned, “you’re taking me so fucking good…”
A ring of your cream built around his shaft, his cock glistening from how wet you are.
He slapped your ass harshly, leaving a permanent mark onto it. You whimpered, digging your nails into his shoulders. You clenched around him, his twitching cock begging for release.
And then, with a final thrust, you both come undone. He groans your name before coating your velvet walls with warmth. You shook vigorously, falling onto him in exhaustion. Panting, he welcomes you in his arms, embracing you.
You stirred softly in your sleep, slowly opening your eyes at the light of your phone turning on. You looked around, careful to not wake up Jungwon—who was sleeping peacefully in your arms. You felt a warm feeling in your heart at the sight of him. You reached for your phone from the nightstand. Your eyes gazed over the message from an unknown number.
‘Find the phone booth.’
The neon glow of the city flickered in the rain-soaked streets as you paced outside the dingy motel. You made your way inside the phone booth, just outside your motel room. You pressed the ringing phone to your ear. Static crackled on the other end before a voice—gruff and familiar—cut through.
“You’re in over your head, Detective."
Your grip on the phone tightened, “Then why don’t you tell me what I’m missing?"
A long pause.
“Mr. Yang. He’s a ghost. You won’t find him unless he wants to be found.”
"Good thing I make a habit of pissing off men like him,” you stated.
"And that’s exactly why you’re about to get yourself killed."
You exhaled sharply, rubbing a hand over your face, “I don’t have time for riddles. My partner is dead, and I’m going to find out who put the bullet in his head—"
"Then stop looking where you shouldn’t."
Your face twitched, "What the hell does that mean?"
“See that key on top of the phone box? Take it to the mailbox. Go alone. And…” he warned, “Don’t show Jungwon.”
“What? why?”
The line went dead.
You lowered the phone, unease twisting in your gut. Something wasn’t adding up. Someone was playing you, nudging you closer to the edge of a trap you couldn’t see.
And the worst part?
You had a sinking feeling that Jungwon knew more than he was telling you.
You turned, heading to motel’s unit mailboxes. You opened the corresponding box with the key. Your hands trembled as you pulled the white envelope out, labeled with red pen ‘Y/N.’
You opened it to reveal various photos.
But, they weren’t just photos. They were surveillance footage snapshots of Jungwon.
The days and time leading to the murder and of the murder. At the same place of the crime scene.
Your blood runs cold and you feel yourself sick. You swallow hard, ignoring the familiar sting in your eyes and ache in your heart. But most of all, the boiling coursing through your veins.
No, this couldn’t be. Jungwon wouldn’t…?
Why was he there? Has he been lying to you this whole time? stringing you along?
The weight of the realization crushed you. You looked over at the glistening fire pit inside a metal can. You threw the pictures in. You made your way back inside. As you walked down the hallway, you felt sicker and sicker.
What does those photos mean? why should I trust him? Should I confront him? What should I even do?
You froze outside the bedroom door. Your hand hovered over the doorknob, hesitant. Then, you slowly opened it.
He was sitting on the edge of the bed, his hands clasped together, his expression unreadable. The room smelled like rain and worn-out tension, like two people teetering between trust and betrayal.
"Who was that?" he asked.
You hesitated, looking over at the window with shifted blinds. He must’ve heard the phone ring…and saw me out there.
You flashed a soft smile, “An old friend. Says I should stop looking.”
Jungwon’s jaw tightened but then relaxes, returning a teasing smile, "Maybe you should listen."
Your eyebrows furrowed, "You sound just like him."
He gets up to walk over to you, placing a tender kiss onto your lips, "And maybe that should tell you something."
And although you knew those words were teasing and light, you couldn’t help but to feel as if there was a deeper meaning to it.
The words hung between you, heavy and unspoken.
For the first time, you wondered if Jungwon was trying to protect you—Or if he was keeping you from the truth.
So you waited, watching.
You both went to the boxing gym he practiced at. This was the ways he wasted his time, so you accompanied him. He rented out a private room, claiming he needed to focus. So there you were, sitting on the mini couch in the corner, watching as he boxed away all his thoughts and feelings onto the bag. You tried to focus on your phone, but your eyes kept finding their way back to his figure. He was panting, a determined look on his face, and his forehead sweaty. It turned you on, weirdly enough. Your mind drifting off to many dirty fantasies. Jungwon looked over to you, catching your gaze.
“What is it, pretty?” He asked, walking over to you.
You shifted in your seat, embarrassed. He tossed his boxing gloves onto the couch.
“Nothing,” you lied.
He narrowed his eyes on you suspiciously, lifting his eyebrows in a flirty manner. You could tell he was frustrated from his boxing performance, you saw the irritation on his face when he missed something.
“Don’t lie,” he warned, gripping your face to look at him.
You batted your eyelashes at him, innocently. Albeit to the many fantasies flashing through your mind at the moment just at the sight of him.
He tilted his head slightly, examining you. His thumb made its way into your mouth, coating it with your salvia. You suck on it softly, to tease. His face flinches, a bulge growing in his pants. He lets out a low chuckle. He leans down to kiss you, slowly. You lean back onto the couch, allowing him to tower over you, his leg between your thighs and his arms resting on either side of you. You sigh against his lips, melting into him. He kisses you deliberately slow, passionately, as if to drive you mad. And it was working.
His hot, wet kisses trailed down your jawline up till your neck. You softly moaned, incapable of thinking rationally. You looked at the door through your half-lidded eyes, the fear of being caught arousing you. He lifts off your shirt, you let him. He tosses it onto the floor, cupping your breasts that sat so pretty in your laced bra.
“My God,” he mumbled, “I can never get enough of you.”
He recaptures your lips once again, his hand trailing down your bare waist to grip your ass. You whimper against his lips, your panties feeling soaked. Breathless, he pulls away.
“Get on all fours. Now,” he demanded.
You nod, pushing yourself further onto the couch. You take off your pants, tossing them alongside his pants and other clothes on the floor. You get on all fours, your cunt aching to be filled by him.
He goes behind you, giving you a harsh slap on your ass before pulling down your wet panties. Your hips moved closer to him, pressing against his throbbing cock. He griped onto your hips tightly.
“So desperate for me, aren’t you?” he teased, rubbing his dick between your wet folds.
He cursed under his breath, pushing into you with a harsh thrust. You cried out, gripping onto the couch for balance. He started to rock his hips against you, his pace deliberate and hard. You could tell something was on his mind, and he was using you to release all the pent-up emotions he had. But you didn’t mind.
The sound of skin filled the room, but it wasn’t louder than the people outside the room. Your moans were broken, the air taken out from you as Jungwon pushed his cock further into you. He was filling you up so good.
His pace quickened, he reached for your hair, pulling it back to deepen his cock within you.
“Take it like a good girl, I know you can do it, detective,” he cooed, watching as you struggled to form words.
Your moans became louder, the pleasure becoming intense the more he hit the deep spots. Tears formed the corner of your eyes, you were drowning in pleasure. You didn’t want this to stop.
Jungwon softly shushed you, “Do you want everyone out there to know you’re getting slut out by me?”
You shook your head, whimpering in attempt to bite back your sounds. He lets go of your hair harshly, the mess of your hair and makeup arousing him.
“fuck,” he groaned, “look at you. Such a gorgeous mess.”
His hips snapped against your hand-marked ass, tears falling down your face. You’re a moaning mess, uncontrollable panting and incoherent words. Jungwon grabbed a boxing glove, placing it in front of your mouth.
“Open,” he demanded before stuffing your mouth with it. You bit down on it, hard.
His pace was merciless, pounding into you till your legs trembled. Your loud cries were muffled against the glove, your eyes rolling back into your head as he repeatedly hit your spot. Tears dripped down your chin.
He fucked his anger out on you, focusing on where your dick entered and slid out your cunt. His breath rigid and unstable. He cursed under his breath, throwing his head back. He leaned forward to harshly press you against the couch, arching your back for him.
This new position brought you to the stars. Jungwon let out a loud groan, slowing down only momentarily to thrust harder into you.
“i’ma fucking cum,” he grunted, pressing you harder into the couch the closer he got.
You only whimpered in response, feeling your legs violently shake as you became closer to your orgasm.
“Fuck,” he breathes, releasing his warm load inside of you.
Your eyes roll back, letting out one last moan before coming undone. Your legs immediately give out, falling onto the couch. You both laid there, entangled in each other’s arms till you were ready to go home.
The underground fight club reeked of sweat, blood, and desperation. The crowd roared around the cage as two men beat each other senseless under the flickering overhead lights. You stood at the edge of the chaos, hidden in the shadows, your gaze locked onto one man.
Jungwon.
You followed him here, the middle of the night, after kissing you on the forehead while you were “sleeping.”
He moved like a predator—fluid, precise, devastating. With a swift hook, he sent his opponent crashing to the ground. The bell rang, signaling his victory, but he barely acknowledged the cheers. Instead, his gaze flickered to the edge of the ring—where a man in a black suit surrounded by countless bodyguards sat, watching. A face I couldn’t manage to see beyond the countless of people.
Your hands curled into fists. Who was he meeting in secret like this? Surely it isn’t to fight, he didn’t seem to enjoy it a bit in the ring. Why is he doing this?
And then, it clicks.
You had spent weeks tracking down leads on your partner’s murder, and every single road led back to this place. To the crime syndicate Mr. Yang ran. To the fights Jungwon couldn’t seem to walk away from.
And now, you knew why.
“He’s…meeting Mr. Yang,” you whispered to yourself. Realization crashing down onto you mercilessly.
As Jungwon exited the cage, wiping blood from his knuckles, Mr. Yang gestured for him to come closer. You pressed yourself against the wall, listening intently.
"You’ve done well," He mused, swirling a glass of whiskey in his hand, “But you and I both know fights like these won’t get you what you really want."
Jungwon didn’t reply. Your eyebrows furrowed.
Mr. Yang smirked, “I hear your detective has been getting too close. Poking around where she doesn’t belong. Looking for me?”
Your heart pounded.
"Leave her out of this," Jungwon said, voice cold.
Mr. Yang let out a low chuckle, “Oh, Jungwon. You don’t really believe you can protect her, do you?"
He leaned forward, his expression turning lethal, "Your little girlfriend is a problem. And problems need to be handled. You know this.”
A muscle in Jungwon’s jaw twitched, “What do you want, Seokjin?"
Seokjin smirk widened, "Y/n."
He took a slow sip of his drink before setting it down. "I’ll make it simple for you. You deliver Y/n to me. Alive. I’ll make sure she disappears, without a trace. No pain. No struggle. Just gone."
Your breath caught in your throat. You catch a glimpse of his face.
"You want me to turn her over to you?" Jungwon asked, the weight of it suffocating. "What happens if I refuse?"
Seokjin’s eyes turned colder, "You’ll make her an enemy, and you’ll be forced to kill her yourself. Your choice."
Jungwon clenched his jaw, the words burning like acid, “I’m not killing her."
Seokjin’s smile widened, “Then you’ll do what I say. It’s simple, little brother. You give me what I want, and I’ll give you what you need. Y/n will be safe. I’ll make sure of it."
Jungwon’s hands trembled, but he kept his face neutral. He wasn’t afraid of Seokjin. He was afraid of what he would become if he gave in. But there was no choice. Your life was in the balance.
"I’ll do it," Jungwon said quietly, “But this is the last thing I ever do for you."
Seokjin’s eyes gleamed with satisfaction, “I’ll hold you to that."
As Jungwon turned away, the weight of the decision hit him like a punch to the gut. He wasn’t just betraying you. He was betraying everything he had ever believed in.
His undeniable love for you, in which he held dearly.
And for what? To save your life. At least, that’s what he told himself.
But deep down, he knew that the moment he betrayed your trust, he would lose you forever.
He couldn’t look Seokjin in the eye any longer—not after the ultimatum, not after hearing those words, but just as he turned toward the exit, the harsh whisper of a breath cut through the air.
“I heard everything.”
Your voice sent a shockwave through him. His blood ran cold.
Your figure emerged from the shadows at the far end of the club, standing near the entrance with your gun still holstered at your side, but your expression was a mix of disbelief and crushing disappointment. Your eyes bore into his, like daggers, each one colder than the last.
Jungwon froze, his throat tightening. He had no idea how long you had been there, how much of the conversation you’ve overheard. But one thing was certain—everything had changed in that moment.
The distance between you both had just been measured in miles, and it felt like an ocean had opened up.
“Y/n…” His voice cracked despite himself. He couldn’t bring himself to take a step toward you. How could he? How could he explain this?
You didn’t move, your stance unyielding, "How long, Jungwon?”
Your voice was low, controlled, but there was a tremor in it, one that echoed deep inside him. Memories of all the moments you’ve spent together flashing before your angry eyes.
"How long were you planning to keep this from me?" you fought back the tears threatening to form in your eyes.
His eyes flickered between Seokjin, who stood silently, watching the scene unfold with a smug satisfaction, and you.
"I didn’t want you to know,” He hated the weakness in his voice, “I didn’t want you to be part of this."
"Part of this?" You laughed bitterly, though it didn’t sound like humor. It sounded like a wound being ripped open.
"You don’t get to decide that. I’ve been part of this from the very start. Every decision you’ve made, every lie you’ve told—I've been there. Has everything been in a lie?”
“No, I—”
“You think you were protecting me, huh? By keeping me in the dark? You think you’re a hero here?!” you shouted, your hands trembling in rage.
Your eyes were hard, unforgiving.
Jungwon clenched his jaw, but the words wouldn’t come. What could he say?
That he had betrayed you to save you? That in his twisted logic, letting you hate him would keep you alive?
He didn’t know if he could even convince himself of that anymore.
“You knew,” you whispered, “You knew what would happen to me the moment you decided to carry out this lie. You knew how much it meant to me! You knew you were signing my death sentence, but you still did it. You still betrayed me.”
His breath caught in his throat. You were right, and he knew it. Every excuse he had built up, every lie he had told himself to justify his actions shattered in that moment, leaving nothing but the truth. He had given you up to protect you... but in doing so, he had destroyed everything you’ve both built. Every kiss, every touch, every lingering gaze, every passionate night, the subtle phases. Everything.
"Y/n, listen—”
"No," you cut him off, your voice breaking.
The gun at your side glinted in the low light as you took a step forward, but this time, it wasn’t aimed at him. It was held loosely, the weight of it feeling heavier than anything you’ve ever felt.
“You don’t get to apologize now. You don’t get to fix this. You made your choice,” you hissed.
Seokjin finally spoke, his voice a chilling interruption, "She’s right, Jungwon. You’ve chosen your side. The moment you decided to play hero, you sealed your fate—and hers."
Your gaze shifted toward Seokjin, icy fury radiating from you, "You. I’m not afraid of you."
Seokjin raised his hands up, a mocking smirk on his face.
"You’re just a coward hiding behind your power, your money. You don’t control me,” you fumed.
Seokjin smiled, but there was no warmth in it—only a cold satisfaction, "I control everything. Including your fate, Detective."
You didn’t flinch. You took another step toward him, your eyes never leaving Seokjin’s, “Then come at me."
Jungwon’s heart sank as he watched you stand your ground, the fire in your eyes only growing stronger. You had no idea what you were dealing with. Seokjin wasn’t just a criminal—he was the mastermind, the puppet master who pulled every string in their world. And right now, he held all the cards.
But as you locked eyes with him, something shifted inside Jungwon. The familiar, heavy weight of guilt and regret flooded over him, and suddenly, it wasn’t about Seokjin anymore. It wasn’t about the choice he had made or the lies he’d told.
It was about you. He was so ardently in love with you.
The words exchanged between you both hit him harder than any punch could. You had never looked at him like that—never with such raw hurt and betrayal.
You turned to look back at Seokjin, but he was no longer in sight. Just a bunch of bodyguards.
"Where is he?" you asked, your voice steady despite the unease curling in your gut.
Jungwon didn’t answer right away. He just stared at you, his jaw tight, hands curled into fists.
"Jungwon," you warned.
"You need to leave," he said finally.
Your brows furrowed, “What?"
“Right now. Walk away and don’t look back."
A cold chill ran through you, “Why the hell would I do that?"
A low voice echoed from behind you, "Because you were never supposed to make it this far, Detective."
You whirled around, your gun drawn, but before you could react, strong hands gripped your arms, yanking you backward.
Jungwon didn’t move from his place, tightly having his hand fisted to prevent him from interfering. He looked away, couldn’t bare the sight of betraying you evermore.
Rage ignited inside you, hot and consuming, “You set me up."
You struggled against the men restraining you, fury twisting in your chest, “you bastard!”
Jungwon finally looked at you then, something unreadable in his gaze, "I’m sorry."
But you didn’t believe him. You couldn’t.
Because the man standing before you wasn’t the Jungwon you thought you knew. He was just another enemy. Another bittersweet memory.
The sharp sting of metal bit into your wrists as you struggled against the cuffs, your pulse hammering in your ears. The cold cement floor beneath you sent a chill up your spine, but it was nothing compared to the ice in your veins as you replayed the moment Jungwon betrayed you.
The moment he handed you over to his older brother, Seokjin Yang. The one you’ve been looking since the start.
Days had passed, and each one even worse than the other. Jungwon had returned home, where he was originally from, in Seokjins mansion. Where you were held captive, underground. It was a harsh awakening, to see that all this time you’ve known a version of him that wasn’t true.
But he didn’t try to correct you, nor open up about it either. And he technically didn’t lie, he wasn’t who you was looking for. But he knew…all this time. He stringed you along. He played with your feelings.
But it wasn’t the last time you’ve seen him. He would come down, everyday, with food trays and clothes. He looked different than when you first met him. He was properly clothed, his basic outfit probably costing a fortune. It was a bitter reminder that you hadn’t known him at all. He was just a rich, corrupt, boy after all.
And the family of your partner’s murderer.
He looked at the other untouched food trays from the previous days. He sighed, kneeling in front of you. You looked away, couldn’t bear the sight of him.
“You need to eat,” he urged angrily, “are you trying to kill yourself?”
You glared at him, your face pale and beads of sweat grouping on your forehead. Small cuts on your face and bruises on your body.
‘you did this to me,’ you thought.
You stayed silent. His expression softened, guilt plastered across his face. He placed the tray on the ground in front of you.
“Y/n, I know you’re angry, you have every right to be,” he pleaded, “but please. I beg you, eat something. At least drink some water.”
He grabbed a bottle of water and opened it, he pressed it to your lips. You hesitated at first, but then took a long sip. You brought your swollen wrists up to your mouth, wiping away dripping water.
His lip twitched into a hopeful smile. He grabbed a spoonful of hot soup, bringing it up to your lips. He blew on it before letting you swallow it.
But then, you spit it back to his face.
“I don’t want it,” you said coldly, “don’t show your face in front of me again. I don’t want to see you.”
He wiped off the food from his face with his shirt, revealing his bare chest. Your eyes flickered, memories of the intimacy you both once shared flashing for a split second.
The bodyguard at the door checked in and saw the scene. He came closer, ready to attack. Jungwon extended his hand, signaling to stop.
“Im fine. I provoked her,” he defended. He stood up, looking at me once more before turning to leave.
“I’ll be back,” he stated, “please eat.”
He didn’t come back for the rest of the day. You were slowly becoming impatient. You needed to leave.
How long were you going to stay like this? Helpless? You needed to leave.
Seokjins men paced outside the locked room, their voices low and guarded. They thought you were helpless. Powerless.
They had no idea who they were dealing with.
You forced yourself to stay still, controlling your breathing. Then, with one swift motion, you dislocated your thumb, ignoring the sharp pain as you wrenched your hand free from the cuffs. Blood trickled down your wrist, but you didn’t care. You had one goal.
Survive.
And then, make the Yang family pay.
You moved quickly, silently. One of Kang’s guards turned just in time to see you launch at him. Your elbow slammed into his throat, cutting off his air before he could sound the alarm. His gun clattered to the floor, and you caught it in one smooth motion, spinning just as another guard rushed toward you.
Two shots. Two bodies down.
The door burst open. You raised your weapon—
But it was him.
Jungwon stood in the doorway, breathing hard, his gun still lowered at his side. His dark eyes flickered between the unconscious men on the ground and you, standing there with a gun aimed at his chest.
For a moment, neither of you moved.
And for a moment, you had a flashback to the night you first met. You guys started like this, and now it seems like you’ll end like this.
Then your finger tightened on the trigger, “Give me one reason I shouldn’t shoot you right now."
Jungwon didn’t flinch. Didn’t even blink.
He exhaled slowly, stepping forward, “Because if you do, you’ll never know the whole truth."
Your hands trembled, anger and betrayal warring inside you, "You don’t get to talk about the truth. Not after what you did."
His jaw clenched, “I had no choice."
"There is always a choice, Jungwon."
Something flickered in his eyes—regret, guilt, something deeper. But you weren’t ready to listen. Not yet.
"Move," you ordered, keeping the gun trained on him.
“No,” he said, standing in front of the gun. But as you brushed past him, his voice was quiet—almost broken.
"If I had told you everything back then, would you have believed me?"
You didn’t answer. Because you weren’t sure.
You heard the commotion upstairs, probably back-up. Jungwon grabbed your wrist.
“where are you going?,” his face softened, “i’m coming with you.”
Your eyebrows furrowed, about to protest, but you had no time to spare. You both managed to rush out through a secret back way. It was cold, you were weak and exhausted, but you made it out. Your eyes frantically looked around for a car. You pointed the gun at Jungwon, signaling to the luxury lined cars.
“Turn one on. Hurry,” you threatened.
He nodded, grabbing keys from his pocket, he rushed to a car. You both got inside the car, he turned it on, you kept the gun pointed at him.
You left out a shaky exhale, clearly in pain. You flinched, glancing at your wound on your side and cut on your shoulder.
Jungwon glanced over to you, worriedly.
“Are you hurt?” he asked.
You tightened your grip onto the gun, “Eyes on the road.”
You guided him to a place. The only place you could think of now. The only place you wish to be.
Home.
You push him inside, gun still pointed to him.
His expression was unreadable, he looked around, observing the place. You carefully reach for his pocket, your hands coursing through his body, taking his gun out. He didn’t reach for his weapon. He didn’t try to run. He just stood there, staring at you like he was bracing for impact.
"You betrayed me."
The words barely made it past your lips. You hated how raw they sounded, how much hurt was laced in them.
Jungwon exhaled slowly, “I know."
“you lied to me!”
“I did.”
Your finger hovered over the trigger. You had pictured this moment a thousand times since the night he handed you over to Seokjin. Since the night he let you believe he had chosen the enemy over you. The night he gave what you both had up. If anything.
"Then why?" Your voice shook, but your stance remained firm. "Why did you sell me out? Why did you let me think—"
"Because it was the only way to keep you alive!" His voice cracked through the silence, loud, desperate.
He took a step forward, and you immediately cocked the gun, making him halt. His chest rose and fell with heavy breaths.
"Seokjin was going to kill you, and nothing—not your badge, not your skills, not even me—was going to be able to stop him. So, I made a deal."
"A deal?" You scoffed, rage clawing its way up your throat, "You handed me over like I was some bargaining chip!"
Jungwon shook his head, “I bought you time. I knew you'd escape."
His voice was strained, laced with something that sounded dangerously close to regret, "I had to make sure Seokjin didn’t see you as a threat long enough for you to get out of there alive."
Your pulse roared in your ears, “You think that justifies what you did?"
"No," he admitted, his voice barely above a whisper, "But I’d do it again if it meant keeping you breathing."
For a moment, all you could hear was the rain outside, the faint hum of the city beyond these walls. The weight of his words settled over you like a storm, suffocating and relentless.
"I don’t need you to protect me," you whispered.
“I know that. But i can’t…I can’t help it,” he confessed.
He took another step forward, and this time, you didn’t stop him.
"Then why?" you asked again, but this time, the question wasn’t just about the betrayal.
It was about everything. The tension, the lingering touches, the stolen glances. The way his eyes lingered too long when he kissed you. The way he caressed your hair as you slept in his arms.
Jungwon swallowed hard, "Because I love you."
The confession hit you like a blow to the chest.
Your hands trembled around the gun, but you refused to lower it. You didn’t know what was worse—the betrayal or the fact that some part of you had wanted to hear him say it.
“How do i know that’s not just another one of your lies? How am I supposed to trust you?”
Jungwon took one last step closer, close enough that the gun was pressed against his chest. The only barrier between you two. His voice was raw when he spoke.
"You can hate me. You can pull that trigger. But don’t ever doubt that I would’ve given up everything if it meant keeping you safe."
The gun in your hands felt impossibly heavy.
And for the first time, you weren’t sure if you had the strength to pull the trigger.
Then, finally, you sighed, “You really are an idiot."
Jungwon blinked, "Excuse me?"
"You love me, but you thought lying to me and betraying me was the way to protect me? Idiot."
“There is something I must give you,” he said, reaching for his pocket.
You observed carefully as he pulled out a flashdrive. Your eyebrows furrowed in confusion.
“You need to see this,” he handed it over to you.
You grabbed your old laptop, the screen flickered on. You plugged in the chip. Jungwon sat at a safe distance beside you. The audio file played through the tiny speakers.
"Y/n… if you’re hearing this, then I didn’t make it."
Your heart clenched. It was him, Hyunjin.
"I don’t have much time. They know I’m close. But listen—Seokjin isn’t our enemy. He was helping me. He’s an old friend from high school…I’m sorry I didn’t tell you. But, I have proof that the real threat isn’t him—it’s someone inside our own department. Someone powerful. Someone who’s been playing both sides."
Your throat tightened as your partner’s voice cracked, “Seokjin tried to warn me, but I didn’t listen. And now I’m running out of time. If something happens to me, don’t trust anyone. Find the evidence. Finish what I started. And Y/n… whatever happens, don’t let them turn you into their pawn like they did me.”
The recording cut off.
You barely registered the moment the room started spinning. The flash drive felt like a dead weight in your palm.
You were too in shock. Hyunjin and Seokjin, friends? Hyunjin running from someone in your department?
This whole time…you had it wrong.
For months, you had poured every ounce of your rage into bringing Seokjin down. You had been convinced that he was the one who ordered the hit on your partner, that he was the reason for the blood on your hands. And now—
Now you know the truth.
Jungwon, who had been sitting beside you, finally spoke. His voice was careful, measured.
“Your partner had been investigating a dangerous underground crime syndicate—one even more powerful than Seokjin’s operations. He and Seokjin had a secret alliance, working together to take them down from the inside. Seokjin, despite his reputation as a crime boss, had been trying to dismantle the organization in his own way, using his influence to protect those who couldn’t go to the police. But then, Hyunjin got too close. He uncovered something that put him directly in the syndicate’s crosshairs—maybe evidence that tied corrupt officials and high-ranking officers to the criminals. He needed to get it out.”
“So he turned to Seokjin,” you continued.
He nodded, “But before Seokjin could move, the syndicate acted first. They made it look like Seokjin had ordered the hit on Hyunjin, knowing that it would shift all suspicion onto him. By the time we arrived to help as back-up, he was already dead. Which is why I was there the day of the murder. The real mastermind, A high-ranking official or someone within the police force who had been feeding information to the syndicate. They needed Hyunjin gone, and framing Seokjin was the perfect cover. That’s the real truth, Y/n.”
Your eyes flickered, tears stinging your eyes. This was your breaking point. You had been so blinded by rage, you hadn’t realized the answer was there all along.
Jungwon hesitantly reached for your shoulder, caressing it.
You turned to him, embracing him. He immediately welcomed you in his arms, caressing your back in comfort.
“It’s okay,” he soothed, “As long as i’m here, no one can hurt you…”
you pulled away, gently.
“I love you, Jungwon,” you confessed, “as much as I hate to admit it.”
He paused for a moment before flashing you a genuine smile, his dimples showcased.
“You don’t know how long I’ve waited for you to say that,” he whispered, towering over you.
He kissed you lovingly, soft, and slow. As if you were fragile, as if he was scared of hurting you.
As if he was going to lose you if he let go.
You wrapped your arms around him, pulling him closer. You fell back onto the couch, allowing him to hover over you.
“If I could go back and do it differently, I would. I’d choose you. Every time,” he whispered.
Your heart slightly ached.
"I don’t deserve you," he continued, “But if there’s even the smallest chance that you could forgive me… that we could try again… I swear, I won’t waste it."
"You’re going to have to prove it," you said softly.
Jungwon’s lips parted, as if he hadn’t expected you to give him even that much. But then, after a moment, he nodded, a small, almost broken smile tugging at the corner of his lips. He recaptured your lips again, this time more yearnfully.
"I will," he promised, “Every day, for as long as you’ll let me."
tbc…!
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ᝰ 𝐬𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐲 | you were her rookie — quiet and a little in awe of paige bueckers. she was your star junior teammate with a backwards cap and too much charm. it started platonic until it didn’t. after last year’s final four heartbreak, everything shifted. now it’s april, you’ve just won a natty, and paige is drunk, high, and very, very in love with you at a team party. the only problem? you’re still supposed to be a secret.
ᝰ 𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬 | college basketball setting, secret relationship, alcohol + weed use (crossfaded paige), fluff, heavy pining, touchy!drunk!paige, reader trying to be subtle and failing, teammates might be catching on, one kiss (hidden), a lot of love and a lot of chaos <3
ᝰ 𝒆𝒗'𝒔 𝒏𝒐𝒕𝒆𝒔 | shessss baaackkk, i missed writing for paigey poo so here's a quick fic. this was requested by this anon, hope you enjoy!
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It started out simple.
You were her rookie. A wide-eyed freshman dropped into the chaos of Storrs basketball, figuring out where to stand during stretches and how not to trip over the Gatorade cart during timeouts. Paige was already a phenomenon by then — two years in, all-world talent, face of the program, eyes-on-you-every-second kind of presence. She played with the pressure of a nation and still walked into practice with her socks mismatched and a bag of fruit snacks in her hoodie pocket. Somehow, she made it all look easy.
And you? You were just trying not to drown.
She took to you fast. Teased you early and often, slung her arm around your shoulders on your third day like you’d been teammates for years. She gave you nicknames that stuck. Talked to you during warmups. Waited for you after practice. It was friendly. Casual. She was just that kind of person — magnetic and warm in that disarming, dangerous way.
Everyone loved Paige. You just happened to love her a little faster.
Still, it was platonic. At first.
She was the sun in your solar system, but you kept your orbit safe. You watched her from across the locker room and let yourself be grateful for proximity. For inside jokes and shared playlists and the way she always passed you the ball when she didn’t have to. It was enough, because it had to be.
But things shifted after the loss.
Final Four. One game short. You still couldn’t say the name of the team that beat you without feeling your throat close up. The locker room had been silent after — just the sound of jerseys being peeled off and someone’s quiet tears. Paige had sat next to you, hair still soaked with sweat, knees bouncing in frustration.
She didn’t say anything that night. Just sat there until the room was empty and you were left alone with the noise of your own failure.
That offseason, everything changed — the team, the training, and the two of you. Paige was different. Not colder, just sharper. Focused in a way that felt like a countdown ticking in the background of everything she did. You became part of her routine — not because you were trying, but because she pulled you into it. Early mornings. Late-night shooting sessions. Recovery days where you lay side by side in the training room with matching ice packs and silence thick between you.
There was a night in June where you both stayed late. The gym was mostly dark except for the soft glow above the hoop. She was shooting free throws in a hoodie that swallowed her frame, and you were half-asleep on the sideline, watching her without meaning to.
She looked over. “You good?”
You nodded. “Always.”
And then she smiled — not the cocky, performative kind, but the rare one. The one that felt like it was just for you.
You don’t remember who moved first. Or who touched who. Just the dizzy, surprising closeness. The way your hands found her hoodie, and hers found the back of your neck. The kiss — soft, unsure, not yet brave enough to mean what it meant.
But it meant everything.
By July, it was official — just not public. There were no Instagram posts, no pre-season whispers. Just a quiet understanding, solidified by pinky promises and looks that lasted too long.
You wanted to keep it sacred. She wanted to keep it safe.
Mostly, you both agreed on one thing: no distractions.
Not this year.
You’d watched the trophy get handed to someone else. Felt the sting of a season ending in silence. Paige had told you, with eyes fierce and voice steady, “We’re not losing again.” And she meant it.
So the relationship — this thing between you — became a tucked-away part of your lives. Hidden, but not small. Private, not pretend.
Azzi figured it out first. She always did. She caught the way Paige looked at you during team dinners, like she couldn’t help it. Said nothing at first, just raised her eyebrows and smiled like she knew a secret. KK caught on later, after a particularly reckless scrimmage where you dove for a ball and Paige went full linebacker to break your fall. Geno — well, Geno walked into the film room one day and caught you both half-asleep on the couch, limbs tangled, her head resting on your chest.
No words. Just a long sigh. A muttered, “Jesus Christ.”
But he didn’t say anything to the team. Didn’t ask you to stop. Just stared at Paige for a little too long during the next film session and offered you a longer leash on your shooting days. You assumed it was his version of a blessing.
Still, you stayed quiet. For the team. For the goal. For the dream you’d both been chasing since the first day of summer workouts.
Now, the dream was real.
The championship banner was hanging. The nets were cut. The confetti had been swept away and turned into keepsake Ziplocs by the equipment staff. There were bruises on your knees and polish chipped from your nails, but there was a ring on your finger and a medal around your neck.
And there was Paige — across the room in a backwards snapback and a net draped around her neck like a trophy chain.
She looked like every bad decision you’d ever want to make.
Loud. Wild. Free.
She wasn’t drinking (yet) — none of you really were, not officially — but she had the swagger of someone who’d just stolen a whole city and didn’t plan to give it back. She was running the beer pong table with Azzi, yelling Drake lyrics and calling herself “Champagne Papi” like it was her God-given title. Every time she made a shot, she shouted “Wet like I’m Book!” and turned to look for you.
Your stomach flipped each time.
You tried to play it cool. Sat on the kitchen counter with KK and a cup of something citrusy, talking about nothing. Let her do her thing. Let the adrenaline run its course.
But you could feel it in your chest. The pull.
She caught your eye once through the crowd and tilted her chin in that way she always did — subtle, but claiming. You. Mine. Us.
You ducked your head before anyone could see you smile.
It was still a secret. But it didn’t feel small anymore.
It felt like something breaking open. Something bright. Something inevitable.
It was all fun and fire until Paige got her hands on the alcohol and weed.
You weren’t even sure when it happened — one minute she was steady-handed, sharp-eyed, yelling over music with her usual borderline-annoying charisma. The next, she was laughing so hard she was folded over a beanbag, clinging to a bottle of vodka like it was holy, and insisting to anyone who’d listen that “net necklaces are gonna be, like, a THING. I'm starting a movement.”
You were sitting on the floor beside her, back against the couch, letting the night pulse around you. Someone was playing trap edits of early 2000s bangers through a Bluetooth speaker. Someone else was trying to stack red solo cups into a pyramid on the kitchen island. Azzi had long since disappeared upstairs with a pack of shooters and a speaker under one arm.
You were just hoping no one noticed the way Paige’s thigh was pressed flush against yours. Or the fact that her fingers had found your wrist twenty minutes ago and hadn’t let go.
Not that she was being subtle.
“Baby,” she said suddenly, leaning into your shoulder with a weight that was more affection than balance, “tell them about how I scored nineteen in the second half even though I got kneed in the stomach. Tell them. You were there.”
You blinked. Swallowed a laugh. “That’s not exactly how it happened.”
“Okay but—you saw it. I was limping. I was, like, emotionally bruised.”
“You literally waved off the trainer and flexed at the camera.”
“Yeah, after I cried internally.”
She was completely serious. Glossy-eyed, flushed cheeks, cap still backwards and askew like she’d forgotten it was on. The net around her neck had frayed slightly at the bottom, and she kept absentmindedly fingering the knots while she talked. It felt like the perfect metaphor — tangled, over-the-top, a little frayed, but absolutely her.
She shifted again, resting her head against your shoulder now, her voice dropping to something quieter. “You looked real pretty after the game. Like, the prettiest. Even with your mascara on your chin.”
You stiffened slightly. “Paige.”
“What?” Her voice was sing-song now. “I can say that. We won. You’re my good luck charm. My... talisman.”
“Talisman?” you echoed, eyebrows raised.
She grinned, loopy and pleased with herself. “My enchanted girlfriend. It’s giving fantasy novel. It’s giving—we ride at dawn.”
Someone snorted nearby. KK, probably. You didn’t turn to check.
Instead, you glanced down at Paige, her legs stretched out across the carpet, the hem of her shirt hitched up slightly from where she kept fidgeting. Her arm had migrated from your wrist to your waist, loose and lazy, and her fingers were now hooked in one of your belt loops like she was anchoring herself to you. Every now and then, she’d give a gentle tug, like she was making sure you were still there.
You were fairly certain she wasn’t aware of how obvious she was being. Or maybe she was. Maybe she just didn’t care anymore — not after the trophy, the press conferences, the adrenaline still wearing off in slow waves.
“I think everyone’s too drunk to notice,” she whispered after a moment, cheek brushing your jaw.
You inhaled sharply. “That’s not the point.”
She looked up at you, blinking wide, adoring eyes. “I love you.”
Your stomach flipped. “Paige.”
“I do. I love you and I don’t care if people know. We won. You can’t get mad at me tonight.”
You glanced around, suddenly hyper-aware of every movement, every sound. KK was across the room deep in conversation with one of the managers. Someone was shouting over a game of flip cup. Azzi was still upstairs. You leaned your head closer to hers, trying to sound stern, but your voice came out softer than intended.
“You’re not in trouble. Just… maybe stop yelling that you’re in love with me across the room.”
“I didn’t yell,” she said indignantly.
“You absolutely yelled.”
“Fine.” She nuzzled into your side. “Then I’m whispering it now.”
You sighed, but you couldn’t stop smiling.
She stayed like that for a while — curled up beside you, tipsy and affectionate, talking in circles about the game and the after-party and how she was convinced her net-chain idea was actually kind of brilliant. She leaned into every touch. Her fingers brushed your knee, your hip, your collarbone — innocent spots, but familiar, unthinking. Like she was trying to memorize you all over again.
Someone passed by and clapped her on the shoulder, offering a half-hug and a “Hell of a game, Bueckers.” She smiled and thanked them, but didn’t move away from you. Didn’t even blink.
Eventually, the party thinned out. The music quieted to a low pulse, and the chaos of earlier mellowed into a lazy buzz of laughter and half-finished drinks.
You were still on the floor when Azzi returned, holding a bottle of Gatorade and one eyebrow arched.
“You two good?” she asked, not even bothering to hide the smirk.
“We’re great,” Paige chirped, already half-asleep against your shoulder. “Better than great. We’re champions. Did you know we’re champions?”
Azzi snorted. “No way.”
“Deadass.”
You shot Azzi a look — somewhere between pleading and I will kill you if you say something. She raised both hands in mock surrender and drifted off toward the couch.
Eventually, you helped Paige up — a slow, giggly process that involved her pretending to be a baby deer on ice skates and you dragging her by the elbow.
She looped both arms around your shoulders once she was standing, the net bouncing against your chest.
“We did it,” she whispered, her lips brushing your ear.
You pulled her closer. “Yeah. We did.”
And you let her kiss you then — just for a second, just tucked into the corner where no one could see. It tasted like orange Gatorade and celebration and something that had been waiting for months to breathe.
You didn’t know what came next. Didn’t know how much longer this secret could stay secret, or if you even wanted it to anymore.
But for now, there was only this.
The win. The night. The girl in a backwards cap and a fraying net, clinging to you like a lifeline.
And love — loud, wild, inevitable — beating out its rhythm against your ribs.
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astrolook · 1 month ago
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🔮🧐Astro Observations - 2🧐🔮
Note: This post fits both the Western and Vedic system. Take what resonates and leave the rest. One placement or aspect cannot say much and the whole chart has to be analyzed to know further. Lemme know in the comments if any of these hit home!
People with 3rd lord in the 1st house are patriotic and proud of their ethnicity wherever they go. They would defend their country even if their country is in the wrong. These natives are proud of their language and you can identify which state/ city they come from with their slang. Attached to their hometown as well.
Alternatively, people with 9th lord in the 1st are patriotic to the country they settle in. Not their own. It doesn't mean they hate their country. They are always attracted to foreign cultures and naturally, they adopt and exhibit traits/ beauty standards that are common in the country they're fond of, even from a young age. When these people move to foreign lands, it's usually permanent and they won't come back. They would easily pass as a native of the country they settle as well - accent and clothing for example.
People with 9th lord in the 6th can travel a lot for work or stay abroad for work while their family lives back home. Ex: military, business trips, contract-based jobs like in the UAE, etc.
Saturn in 9th house people can be closed-minded or have conservative opinions when it comes to religion and politics. Their father would live a long life, at least would hit 75, if not afflicted by any malefics.
Moon in the 5th house can indicate someone who cooks well, irrespective of gender. It's also a good placement for food-related businesses - restaurants, selling food products, catering, etc. Also, these natives are usually blessed with daughters rather than sons. One thing I've noticed with this placement is that these people tend to have stretch marks on their belly. Don't get into arguments with these people when they're hungry. Angry + Hungry = Hangry.
People with Uranus in the 5th house crush on someone only to forget them a week or month later if they find out that their crush does something they don't like. Their attraction to people changes faster than a tornado changing its direction. Quick recovery from breakups too. Can let go in 30 seconds.
People with Uranus in the 2nd house earn money all at once and then nothing for months. Saving for the rainy day is important. Earnings can be inconsistent, but can earn well through speculative gains or tech-related gains. Ex: freelancers, youtubers, streamers, news hosts, ISPs, tech services, reddit mods, programmers, actors, producers, anything media related, etc.
Having planets like Jupiter or Venus in the 8th house is beneficial for longevity for your spouse and also attaining wealth through marriage. If your spouse's chart has malefics pointing to a shorter life span, after marrying you, their life gets an extension for a few more decades sponsored by the Universe, a gift you give to your spouse. Also, if your spouse is prone to diseases or illness or accidents before marrying you, your 8th house will save them and assure sound health and recovery.
Mars in the 12th house people can achieve in sports or jobs that require physical labor or activity - military, karate, any sport, gym coach, mechanical/civil/ aircraft engineer, etc in foreign lands. Yes, they would be recognized for their talent in foreign lands.
Saturn Rx in the 11th house people often find friends later in life or none at all. Betrayal from their social circle is a theme here. These natives get along with strangers better online than with people around them in reality.
Venus in the 6th house people, especially women, need to be careful while choosing a fellow woman as your friend. They might gossip or badmouth you behind your back and act like your bestie when you're around. Before being intimate with your partner, make sure you're taking precautions as you're hella fertile and also ask about your partner's medical history before, as this placement is prone to getting STDs and such. It can indicate someone who likes to spend money on handbags and other accessories, and they might even have a collection of it.
Women with Venus in Virgo give cat girl energy. They love cats and if they had enough money to own a pet, they would happily choose a cat as their pet. Even though Venus is debilitated here, these women still carry a "sexy librarian look". With glasses, these women would look hot. This also indicates that their wardrobe would be dominated by certain colors, usually their favorite colors and you won't see a colorful collection. They even dislike certain colors if they're too dark or too light. Can be constipated at times. Food or skin allergies are a possibility. Sometimes people mistake these women for a Virgo ascendant. Yes, this one placement can dominate their entire look regardless of where it's placed. These natives wear makeup that would look so natural, you can't say whether they have their makeup on or not. These women aren't afraid of going out bare-faced.
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rafecameronssl4t · 11 months ago
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Hiiii i hace a canon fic idea! What if kook! reader runs into Pope after Rafe and Topper hit hol eith their golf sticks in that one ep from s1. Like reader is Rafes gf and scolds him and Top a bit🤭🤭 Also loooovvveee ur ficssss🫶🏼
Territorial bullshit || Rafe Cameron x fem!reader
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A/n: I LOOOVED WRIITNG THIS THANK U FOR THE REQUEST!!
Warnings: mention of violence, swearing, s1 raf is a whole warning itself 😭
Word count: 1,297
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“Hey Pope—holy shit!” Your jaw drops as you lift your sunglasses from the bridge of your nose, sitting up abruptly from the sun lounge. “What the fuck happened to your face?” you exclaim, furrowing your brows as you quickly get up and walk over to him. Pope turns his head away, clearly trying to avoid your gaze.
“Nothing happened,” he huffs, refusing to make eye contact. You gently hold his jaw, turning his face towards you to get a better look at the bruises and cuts marring his skin. “Nothing happened? What a load of bullshit,” you scoff, your concern deepening.
Pope’s hands come up to push yours away, but you slap them down, your eyes scanning the injuries with growing worry. “Who did this to you?” you ask softly this time, your voice laced with genuine concern.
Pope hesitates, looking at you with a mix of confusion and gratitude. He never really understood why you, a Kook, were always so kind to him. “It doesn’t matter,” he trails off, sighing deeply, clearly wishing to avoid further questions and drop off the deliveries.
“It does matter, Pope,” you reassure him, not wanting him to feel like his pain was insignificant. After a moment, he finally mutters, “Rafe.” Your eyes widen slightly. “Rafe? He did this to you?” you repeat, swallowing hard as Pope nods. “Why would he do this to you—I-I don’t understand.” Your hands drop from his face as an unsettling feeling spreads through you.
Pope hesitates before speaking, “I was on the Figure Eight side of the island.” Your brows knit together in confusion. “Rafe attacked you because you were on our side of the island?” Pope nods, looking away. “Yeah, he said I had no business being there.”
You scoff, shaking your head in disbelief. “What a fucking dick!” You turn to grab your phone, determined to talk to Rafe.
“Wait—Y/n, please don’t make it worse,” Pope pleads, grabbing hold of your forearm. You pause, looking at him and then at his grip on your arm. He releases you, his eyes filled with worry. “You have nothing to worry about,” you assure him, before grabbing your phone and heading inside, your mind set on confronting Rafe.
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Storming into the gym room, you stride with purpose, your footsteps echoing sharply against the polished floor. Rafe, mid-rep, catches sight of you and pauses, confusion etched across his face.
Without a word, you march straight to the sound system and shut off the blaring music, plunging the room into an abrupt silence. Kelce and Topper, caught off guard, exchange bewildered glances.
“What’s going on?” Rafe asks, his voice uncertain, running a hand through his sweaty hair. “You know exactly what’s going on,” you reply coldly. “Why the hell did you attack Pope?”
Rafe’s confusion shifts to defensiveness. “Pope? What are you talking about?” “Don’t play dumb, Rafe,” you snap, stepping closer. “He told me you jumped him because he was on the Figure Eight side of the island.”
Rafe’s jaw tightens, and he glances at Kelce and Topper, who are now watching with attention. “He had no business being on our side of the island, Y/n. He had it coming.” Topper steps forward, ready to defend Rafe. “Hey, it wasn’t just about that—”
“Shut the fuck up, Topper!” you cut him off sharply, your voice echoing in the silent gym. “I’m not talking to you,” you glare at him. Topper raises his hands defensively and steps back, clearly taken aback by your intensity. Rafe’s defensiveness returns. “He needed to learn a lesson,” he mutters.
“And what lesson is that? That you’re a bully?” you retort, your voice rising with each word. “You can’t just go around beating people up because you’re angry.”
Rafe lets out a loud scoff, shaking his head in disbelief. His eyes narrow as an evil smirk spreads across his lips. “I get it,” he chuckles, a manic edge to his voice that makes you raise an eyebrow in wary confusion.
“You’re so worked up because you have a little crush on that Pogue,” Rafe says, his tone dripping with condescension. The accusation is so absurd it makes you scoff out loud. “Are you being serious right now—” you begin, but Rafe cuts you off sharply.
“What, you fuckin’ him? Is that why you’re so worked up? Huh?” He steps closer, his eyes gleaming with a malicious challenge, his presence looming over you. Each word is a taunt, a provocation, and you feel the weight of his accusation settle heavily in the air.
You stay silent, more out of shock than anything else. The sheer audacity of Rafe’s insinuation leaves you momentarily speechless. The idea that he would even think this, let alone say it, is bewildering.
The gym falls into an awkward silence, Kelce and Topper watching uncomfortably from the sidelines. Rafe breaks the silence with a laugh, a cruel, mocking sound. “Yeah, all quiet now, aren’t you? Fuckin’ slut—”
His words are cut off by the hard impact of your hand making contact with his cheek, the force of the slap whipping his head to the side. Kelce and Topper let out a quiet "ooh," their eyes wide with shock.
The room is frozen in a tense stillness, everyone processing what just happened. Rafe slowly turns back to you, his cheek reddening from the slap, shock and anger flickering in his eyes.
“You don’t ever speak to me like that again,” you say, your voice steady and unwavering, your hand still stinging from the impact. The weight of your words hangs heavy in the air, a clear line drawn.
“You think you can just—” Rafe starts, but you cut him off, your voice cold and firm. “This isn’t about me or Pope or some stupid territorial bullshit. This is about you and the kind of person you’re choosing to be. And right now, you’re being a fucking asshole.”
"Like I fucking said, he had it coming," Rafe urged, his breathing heavy and eyes blazing as he stared back at you, meeting your look of disgust with a defiant glare. "You're pathetic, Rafe," you say calmly, your voice cutting through the tension like a knife.
His eyes widen in disbelief, and he takes a step closer, trying to intimidate you. "What the fuck did you just say?" You stand your ground, unwavering. "You heard what I said," you reply with a shrug, completely unbothered.
Rafe's gaze darts to Kelce and Topper, seeking their validation. "Right, 'cause I don’t think my own girlfriend just called me pathetic, right guys?" Kelce and Topper exchange uneasy glances, their silence speaking volumes. You roll your eyes at Rafe's need to involve everyone else in your business, his constant seeking of validation.
"That's really fucking rich of you to say, Rafe, because if I remember correctly, you just called me a slut a few minutes ago," you deadpan, your voice dripping with annoyance. Rafe opens his mouth to respond, but you cut him off, holding up a hand to silence him.
"I don't wanna hear it. Apologize to Pope, Rafe," you command, your voice firm and unwavering. Rafe scoffs, a bitter laugh escaping his lips. "Yeah right—" "Just stop," you interject sharply. "I’m not asking you. I’m telling you to apologise to him.”
Rafe's eyes flash with anger and frustration, but you see a flicker of uncertainty there too. He glances at Kelce and Topper again, but they remain silent, offering no support.
"You think beating up Pope makes you strong? It just makes you a bully," you continue, your voice steady and clear. "And if you can't see that, then maybe you need to take a good look at yourself." And with that, you spin on your heels, walking away. Leaving Rafe standing there, completely baffled.
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lxvsiick · 9 months ago
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KISS ME RIGHT | MYUNG JAEHYUN
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PAIRING: down bad! frat boy! myung jaehyun x library worker! fem! reader 
SUMMARY: Jaehyung goes to the library everyday to see Y/n even though he's never touched a book in his life.
GENRE: fluff, imagine, frat boy
WORDCOUNT: 2k
WARNING: kissing scene towards the end!
A/N: Inspired by KISS ME RIGHT by Keshi -- the song is finally out! i've been waiting ever since his last tour ,, this song reminds of jaehyun’s flirty personality so ENJOY!
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The double doors of the library swung open with an exaggerated flair, and every head inside turned like it was a reflex. There he was again—Jaehyun, in all his glory. Hair tousled like he'd just come from the gym, a hoodie slung over his shoulder, and that ridiculous smile that could charm the paint off the walls. He strutted into the library like it was the hottest club on campus, and not the quietest place within a ten-mile radius.
Whispers buzzed through the aisles.
"Is that Jaehyun again?"
"Does he even know what a book is?"
"Bro, he’s here every day now. Do you think he lost a bet?"
But Jaehyun didn’t care. He barely noticed the stares anymore. All he cared about was making his way to the front desk, where Y/n sat. She looked calm, focused, her fingers flying over the keyboard, the glow from her computer screen highlighting her face. She didn’t even look up as he approached.
Jaehyun cleared his throat a little too loudly, startling a student reading in the corner.
"Yo, uh... hey," he said, trying to sound casual, like he hadn’t spent the last twenty minutes rehearsing those two words in his head.
She finally glanced up, her brow furrowed in mild confusion. It was like she was wondering why this human embodiment of a golden retriever was trying to infiltrate her serene library world.
"You’re here again?" she asked, her voice neutral but with a hint of amusement.
Jaehyun rubbed the back of his neck, his usual swagger deflating slightly under her gaze. But he quickly recovered, flashing that winning smile that got him into any party, out of any trouble, and, hopefully, into her good graces.
"Yeah, you know... studying and stuff."
She raised an eyebrow, glancing at the completely empty table he had staked out for himself behind her. No books. No laptop. Not even a notebook. Just him, spinning a pen between his fingers like he was preparing for the next big test in... nothing.
"Studying?" she echoed, clearly unconvinced.
"Yeah, you know... brushing up on... the Dewey Decimal System." He threw in a dramatic wink, like it was the cleverest thing anyone had ever said about libraries.
She didn’t laugh, but there was a tiny, almost imperceptible quirk of her lips. Success.
"Right. Well, let me know if you need help finding a book... or learning how to read." Her voice was dry, and Jaehyun's grin widened.
"Ouch, brutal," he chuckled, his face lighting up like she had just complimented him.
She turned back to her screen, though he could tell she wasn’t entirely brushing him off. That was all the encouragement he needed. Without another word, he made his way to his usual table—smack in the middle of her line of sight. He didn’t sit like a regular person. He flopped down with a dramatic sigh, then spread out across the chair like he was getting ready for a nap, not a study session.
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From her seat, Y/n could feel his presence, like a beam of sunshine she wasn’t sure she needed right now. Every time she glanced up, there he was, pretending to flip through the pages of some random book he’d grabbed. Every few minutes, he'd peek over the top of the pages to check if she was looking.
At one point, Taesan and Leehan walked by and nearly stopped in their tracks when they saw Jaehyun actually holding a book. Leehan nudged Taesan, eyes wide in disbelief.
"Dude, I think he’s... reading?"
Taesan snorted. "Nah, he's definitely planning something. Probably trying to get out of doing chores at the frat house."
Jaehyun pretended not to hear them, but he couldn’t help shooting a quick grin their way. Let them talk. He was on a mission—a mission that involved far more staring at Y/n than reading anything resembling words.
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As the library’s closing time approached, the once-crowded space thinned out. Y/n was busy packing up her things behind the desk, when she noticed Jaehyun still lounging in his seat, scrolling through his phone. Everyone else had left, but he lingered like he had all the time in the world.
She walked over, standing at his table, crossing her arms with a bemused expression. "You know we’re closing, right?"
He glanced up, his puppy-like enthusiasm returning as if she’d just thrown him a bone. "Oh, yeah, totally. Just waiting for the right moment to—" He glanced down at the book in front of him and then looked back up, suddenly sheepish. "—check this out. For... studying. You know, tomorrow."
She shook her head, but this time, the smile she’d been holding back all day finally broke through.
"You’re hopeless."
He stood up, grinning ear-to-ear. "Nah, just... committed."
She raised an eyebrow, a challenge in her eyes. "To studying?"
He stepped closer, playful but serious. "To you."
For a second, there was nothing but the sound of the quiet, empty library around them. Then she laughed—soft, real. And in that moment, he knew every second of pretending to study had been worth it.
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The bass from the speakers thumped through the walls of the frat house as Jaehyun stood near the kitchen, laughing with his friends. Red Solo cups in hand, they exchanged stories from the week, loud banter filling the air. Jaehyun was mid-sentence when something—or rather, someone—caught his eye.
Out of the corner of his vision, Y/n stepped through the front door, her figure silhouetted against the dim lights of the hallway. She was wearing a sleek black dress that hugged her frame just right, her hair falling in waves over her shoulders. The noise of the party seemed to dull in his ears. He froze, his eyes locked onto her as if the world had slowed down just for a moment.
His friends continued chatting around him, oblivious to his trance.
"Yo, bro... hello?" Sungho waved a hand in front of his face. Jaehyun blinked but didn’t move.
"Earth to Jaehyun! What are you staring at, man?" Sohee nudged him, noticing where his eyes were glued.
His heart pounded in his chest, his mind still trying to process how she—Y/n—was here, in this chaos of beer pong and blaring music. She didn’t belong here, but she looked so effortlessly out of place, it was almost unfair.
"Bro, you good?" Hanbin laughed, realizing why he was distracted. "Dude’s done for, he’s totally smitten."
Jaehyun shook his head, snapping out of it. He chuckled awkwardly, trying to act nonchalant. "Yeah, uh, I’ll catch you guys later." He set his cup down on the counter and started weaving his way through the crowd toward her, his pulse quickening with every step.
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As he neared her, she looked around the room, clearly unfamiliar with the party vibe. Her eyes landed on him, and she smiled, though it didn’t quite reach her eyes. He stopped a few feet away, his voice unsteady.
"What are you doing here?" he asked, more confused than anything. "Who invited you?"
She raised an eyebrow at his tone, folding her arms over her chest. "Jake invited me. I thought it might be fun." Her voice was cool, as if his question wasn’t welcome.
A flare of jealousy twisted in his gut, and he frowned, glancing around the room, wondering why Jake had to ask her. "You should’ve said no to him. This isn't your scene." His voice came out sharper than he intended, his frustration laced in every word.
Y/n scoffed, clearly annoyed. "Excuse me? You don’t get to tell me what I should or shouldn’t do." She took a step closer, her gaze hardening. "I didn’t come here for Jake. I came because I wanted to see you. But if this is how you're gonna act, maybe it was a mistake." Her voice cut through the noise, her disappointment evident.
Before he could even respond, she turned on her heel, moving deeper into the house, disappearing into the crowd of bodies and flashing lights. He stood there, dumbfounded, replaying her words in his head. She came to see him.
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His heart sank. He felt like an idiot. Without wasting another second, he pushed his way through the throng of people, his mind racing. How could he have messed up so badly in just one conversation?
"Hey, have you seen—" he asked one person, cutting himself off as he realized they didn’t know who he was talking about. He scanned the dance floor, the kitchen, even outside by the keg, but she was nowhere in sight. His frustration grew with every passing second.
He was a guy who could read a room, crack a joke, keep the vibe light. But right now? He was frantic. His friends slapped him on the back as he passed, asking him what was up, but he brushed them off. He couldn’t let her leave thinking that was all he had to say—that she wasn’t welcome here, when in reality, she was the only person he wanted to be around.
Finally, after what felt like hours but was really just a few intense minutes, he spotted her standing near the back patio, her arms crossed as she talked with a couple of people. She looked frustrated, her foot tapping lightly against the ground.
Jaehyun took a deep breath, steeling himself, and made his way over to her, determined to make things right.
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Jaehyun took a deep breath, steeling himself, and made his way over to her, determined to make things right. 
As he approached, the people around her seemed to sense the tension, exchanging glances before slowly stepping back, leaving the two of them alone in the middle of the patio. The noise around them faded into the background.
Jaehyun opened his mouth, but nothing came out at first. Then the words just spilled out.
"I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to freak out earlier. I was just... I don’t know, I saw you in that dress and... and then when you said you came to see me and not because of Jake, I just—" He paused, his hands gesturing wildly as he tried to find the right words. "I got jealous. It was dumb. I shouldn’t have said you shouldn’t be here, because I want you here. Like, I always want you here, not just at parties, but anywhere, and I—" He was rambling now, his thoughts tripping over each other in his rush to explain.
"—I just, I like you. A lot. And I don’t know how to deal with that sometimes. You’re... you’re like this amazing person, and I’m just the guy who’s pretending to study just so I can see you, and that probably sounds stupid, but—" He was talking faster, his words stumbling over each other. His heart was pounding in his chest, and he wasn’t even sure if he was making sense anymore.
Suddenly, Y/n stepped closer, cutting him off mid-sentence. Without saying a word, she stood on her tiptoes, leaning in.
Before he could process what was happening, her lips met his.
Time seemed to stop. His heart did a somersault, and his thoughts went blank. Her kiss was soft, brief, but it left him utterly frozen, like his brain couldn’t catch up with what just happened.
When she pulled back, Jaehyun stood there, completely stunned, his eyes wide and mouth slightly open as he tried to make sense of reality. For a moment, it was as though his whole world had paused.
Y/n looked at him and burst into laughter—an easy, melodic sound that broke through the tension. "You should see your face right now," she teased.
Her laughter snapped him out of his trance. His shocked expression melted into a grin, his heart racing for an entirely different reason now.
"Wait, you—" he started, his voice trailing off in disbelief.
She smiled, stepping closer again, her gaze soft but teasing. "Yeah, I like you too. Even if you pretend to read at the library every day." She gave him a playful nudge.
A flood of relief and pure happiness washed over him, and without thinking, he closed the gap between them, gently cupping her face and bringing his lips to hers once more. This time, the kiss was slower, more deliberate, like he wanted to savor every second of it. He could feel the smile on her lips, and it made him grin into the kiss.
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aleese1111 · 1 month ago
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Seong je protective over reader🙏
Honestly go crazy
the ribbon she wore | geum seong je x bullied!reader
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summary: at ganghak high, she’s a quiet target for cruel games—until geum seong-je walks in. he almost walks past her, just another victim in the background… until he sees the ribbon she once wore while patching him up. he didn’t plan to step in. but some memories don’t stay silent.
warnings: violence, bullying, emotional distress, brief language, mild trauma, physical aggression .
author's note: i did not go crazy on this because i personally think geum seong je is not that type of man who lays a hand on women.. he consider himself romantic afterall . requests ,,
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the gym echoed in emptiness, save for the distant squeak of rubber soles and the faint hum of old ventilation systems. a cold draft slipped through the slightly ajar windows near the ceiling, brushing across the glossy floor. fluorescent lights flickered overhead, casting sterile white light over the scuffed wooden panels and the faded half-court lines. it was break time, but the gym remained deserted, save for the low murmurs and sharp, cruel laughter resonating from one corner.
she stood pressed against the far wall, her shoulders hunched, trying to make herself smaller. her backpack had already been yanked away, its contents strewn across the floor—books, pens, a half-open water bottle slowly leaking a thin stream that soaked into the pages. her breathing came out in short, uneven bursts. one of her pigtails had unraveled, hanging limply over her cheek, and her glasses sat crooked on her face. the cracked arm of the frame dug lightly into her temple.
"god, you're so pathetic," the taller girl spat, leaning into her space with a satisfied smirk. she shoved a biology textbook hard into her chest, making her stumble.
"didn’t you say you were gonna tell the teacher last time?" sneered the other girl, crouching just enough to pick up one of her scribbled notebooks, holding it up like it was dirty laundry. "what’s she gonna do, huh? save you from being such a know-it-all freak?"
she clenched her jaw, willing herself not to cry. "i didn’t say anything," she said quietly.
the taller girl laughed. "oh, so now you’re lying too? wow. miss perfect over here’s got claws."
the guy with them—leaning lazily against the folded bleachers—watched on with disinterest, chewing gum, his phone in hand. he barely acknowledged what was going on, except to glance up occasionally and snicker.
the other girl suddenly lunged forward, knocking her glasses to the floor with a harsh flick of her fingers. the lenses clattered, bouncing once before skidding under a nearby bench.
"oops," she said, feigning surprise. "guess you’ll have to read the world in blur now. maybe it’ll match your personality."
the girl flinched as a hand grabbed her collar, pulling her forward and shoving her back again. her head hit the wall with a muted thud. pain throbbed through her skull, but she didn’t make a sound. she wouldn’t give them that satisfaction.
that’s when the gym doors groaned open.
geum seong-je stepped in, his presence like a ripple through still water. he wore the bordeaux school uniform, its deep maroon fabric tailored to a sharp edge that clung to his lean frame with casual indifference. no hoodie, no earbuds—just the crisp collar slightly askew, his sleeves pushed halfway up his forearms. a cigarette dangled loosely from between his fingers, unlit but familiar, like a habit he hadn’t yet decided to break. his eyes swept over the gym, indifferent at first, shadowed by an unbothered calm that veiled something far more dangerous beneath the surface.
he strolled across the court with no rush, hands in his pockets. his gaze passed over the girls, narrowing faintly at the noise but not settling on them.
"yo," he called out to the guy near the bleachers.
the guy looked up and grinned. "finally. thought you ditched."
"almost did. had to smoke out back."
"smelled like trash?"
"worse. like that stray dog that follows you around."
they both laughed, the guy tossing his phone into his backpack. seong-je cracked a faint smile, the closest he got to something resembling amusement.
as they continued trading jabs, the bullying in the background escalated.
the taller girl had now pulled out the contents of the bullied girl’s pencil case, tossing pens across the court one by one like stones into a river. the other girl grabbed her water bottle and emptied it over her hair, slow and deliberate.
"think this’ll help you cool off, brainiac?"
the cold water trickled down her scalp, soaking her shirt and collar. her lips trembled.
"say something," the first girl demanded. "go on. quote a textbook at me. fix your grammar. explain the science of why you're such a loser."
the guy with seong-je chuckled under his breath. "damn. they’re going all out today."
seong-je turned his head slightly. his brows furrowed.
"they’re still at it? thought they'd be done by now."
"they’re bored. that girl’s like a wind-up toy—poke her and she shakes."
seong-je scoffed. "screaming like stray cats."
he turned back, walking past them toward the bleachers again. he didn’t look at the girl. he hadn’t seen her face yet—just another blurred victim in the churn of daily violence.
but then—
as he passed the scene, something flickered in his peripheral vision. a flash of light blue.
the ribbon.
he slowed. stopped.
the taller girl raised her hand again, this time with a clenched fist.
before it could fall, seong-je’s hand closed around her wrist with unrelenting force.
everything stopped.
the girl's face twisted in shock. "seong-je?! what’s your—let go!"
his voice was low. cold.
"back off."
she tried to yank away. his grip only tightened.
the other girl backed up instinctively, nearly tripping over the scattered books. the guy by the bleachers blinked, confused.
"yo, what’s wrong? it’s just some loser girl. you don’t even know her."
but seong-je did know her.
he remembered the way she had sat beside him at the empty bus stop weeks ago, the night sky draped over them like a blanket. she’d seen him bloodied, nose caked with dried crimson, his lip split.
she didn’t scream. she didn’t ask.
she just opened her bag, trembling hands digging out a tiny first aid kit.
she patched him up.
her voice was soft, like a whisper, her eyes unsure but kind. it was the gentlest thing he’d felt in years.
he let go of the girl’s wrist.
only to shove her back hard enough to make her stumble.
"she’s mine," he said, voice like thunder rolling under ice. "touch her again, and i’ll make sure you never touch anything again."
the two girls looked like they’d seen a ghost.
"what the hell is your problem?! she’s nothing—"
"not to me."
the guy stepped forward, trying to de-escalate. "come on, man. chill. this is a joke. you’re acting like she’s your girlfriend or something."
seong-je turned slowly, his gaze sharp. deadly.
"out. all of you."
they hesitated.
he took a step forward.
that was enough.
the girls grabbed their bags, muttering curses under their breath, but their fear betrayed them. the guy followed, muttering "damn, fine" under his breath as they pushed through the gym doors.
and then—
silence.
the only sound was the soft drip of water from her soaked shirt onto the floor.
seong-je turned back. she was still crouched there, arms wrapped around her knees, face hidden by wet strands of hair.
he walked toward her, slowly, until he stood a few feet away.
"it’s you," he said quietly.
she looked up, her eyes wide. red-rimmed. she blinked through blurry vision, struggling to see.
he reached down, knelt beside her.
then, from his jacket pocket, he pulled a small folded cloth—worn and frayed at the edges. the same cloth she had used on him at the bus stop.
"you carry it?" she asked, her voice hoarse.
he shrugged. "didn’t feel right to throw it away."
she took it with shaking hands, dabbing at her face. her glasses were still under the bench.
seong-je retrieved them wordlessly, wiped the lenses with the edge of his shirt, and placed them gently into her palm.
"they’re cracked," she murmured.
"still usable. like you."
she blinked. "was that... a joke?"
"don’t get used to it."
a small smile tugged at her lips, tired but real.
the bell rang, distant, ending break.
he stood.
she followed, swaying slightly. he didn’t offer his hand.
but he stayed close.
they didn’t speak again as they walked out together, side by side.
not friends. not strangers.
something in between. something unknown. but real.
and for now, that was enough.
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buldakcorn · 2 months ago
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Body Rhythm
LOONA/LOOSSEMBLE Yeojin x Male Reader
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Genre : Blowjob, Anal-fingering, Minor size kink, Standing doggy, Carry-fucking, Mirror sex, Degradation
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You accompanied Yeojin to a dance studio she rented, the faint smell of freshly waxed floors filled the air. The walls were adorned with mirrors, creating an illusion of infinite space, and the rhythmic thump of bass echoed from the sound system.
Yeojin led the way to the center of the room, her hips swaying gently to the music that played softly in the background. She pointed to a chair that had been strategically placed under a single spotlight.
"Could you sit here, oppa?" she asked, her voice a mix of excitement and nerves.
"I want to show you something I've been practicing." You nodded, setting down the camera and lighting equipment you had brought to help her record her dance routine.
She looked at you with a mischievous smile, then turned to the stereo and cranked up the volume. The seductive beat of a slow jam filled the room as she took a deep breath, her eyes flickering with determination.
You couldn't help but feel a flutter of anticipation in your stomach as she began to move closer, her body gliding to the music with a confidence that was both surprising and alluring. The dance she had learned was indeed a lap dance, and the intimate setting made your heart race as she prepared to perform it for you.
As the music grew heavier, Yeojin began to circle you with a feline grace, her movements fluid and deliberate.
With a playful smirk, she straddled your lap, the warmth of her body sending a jolt of electricity through your veins. Her hands gripped your neck firmly yet gently, her fingers playing with your hair as she leaned in closer. You could feel the heat from her breath mingling with yours as she started to grind her hips against yours in time with the beat, the friction of her shorts against your growing arousal making it difficult to maintain eye contact.
The smile that played on her lips widened as she noticed your nervousness, a spark of excitement lighting up her eyes. The atmosphere grew thick with desire, the dance studio seemingly shrinking around you as she took control of the space, leaving you captivated by her seductive performance.
Her movements grew bolder, her hands sliding down to your shoulders and then back up, tracing the line of your arms as she leaned back, giving you a tantalizing view of her midriff. Yeojin's hips rolled in a mesmerizing rhythm, each rotation bringing her closer to you before retreating again, leaving you longing for more. Her legs, wrapped tightly around your waist, began to tremble slightly as the intensity of her dance built. Her breathing grew heavier, matching the tempo of the music that enveloped the two of you in a sensual embrace.
Finally, with a dramatic pause, she pulled away, standing up and striking a pose that highlighted every curve of her body. The music faded out, leaving only the sound of your own breathing and the rapid thump of your heart. She looked down at you, her eyes gleaming with satisfaction at the effect she had on you.
"How was it, oppa?" she asked, her voice a sultry purr. "Do you think I've got the moves?" The question hung in the air, thick with anticipation as she awaited your response, her body still vibrating with the energy of her performance.
You swallowed hard, trying to find the right words amidst the whirlwind of emotions her dance had stirred within you. "It was... it was amazing, Yeojin," you finally managed to croak out, your voice thick with desire.
"You've definitely got the moves," you added, your eyes lingering on the sultry look she wore so naturally. Her smile grew even wider, a hint of triumph in her eyes as she stepped away from the chair, giving you a moment to compose yourself.
"How about my body, oppa? I've been working hard at the gym."
Yeojin stepped closer to you, her hands tracing the outline of your jaw before tilting your head back. "I want to hear it," she murmured, her voice a siren's call that sent your pulse racing. "Tell me what you think of my body."
You couldn't resist the urge to reach out and touch her, your hands sliding over her hips as you met her gaze. "Your body," you said, your voice low and filled with admiration, "it's... it's incredible."
Her short booty shorts and risen white t-shirt accentuated her slender yet curvy and small frame, revealing the toned muscles and supple flesh she had worked so hard to achieve.
The way her shirt clung to her, exposing her midriff, was nothing short of tantalizing, making you want to trace the line of her waist with your fingertips. Yeojin's legs, long and lean from hours of dance practice, extended from the shorts, leading up to her firm, round bottom that had been the star of her seductive routine.
The way the fabric of her shorts hugged her curves left very little to the imagination, and the sight of her glistening with the light sheen of sweat from her exertion only made your desire for her grow stronger. You couldn't help but let out a soft groan as she leaned in closer, her breath hot against your ear.
"You like?" she whispered, a playful edge to her voice.
"Can you read out what's written on my t-shirt, oppa?"
With a mischievous twirl, Yeojin pulled down just a little the hem of her shirt, revealing the cheeky message scrawled across her shirt in bold, black letters: 'I ❤️ to make boys cry'. She giggled at your reaction, the sound as intoxicating as the scent of her sweet perfume that filled the space between you.
"That's what I want to do you, oppa. Right here, right now. And it seems like you've been wanting this too."
Yeojin's hand slipped down from your chest, and before you could react, she cupped your growing bulge through your pants. You gasped at the sudden contact, your body tensing involuntarily. The warmth of her palm and the firmness of her grip sent shockwaves through your core, leaving you momentarily speechless. Her eyes gleamed with a playful mischief as she squeezed gently, feeling the evidence of your arousal.
"Are.... are you sure about this, Yeojin? Someone might see us here."
Ignoring your concerns, Yeojin's smile grew more daring as she leaned in, her lips brushing against your ear.
"Let's make it our little secret, oppa," she whispered, her voice a seductive promise that sent a thrill down your spine. Her hand began to massage you more firmly, her fingers tracing the contours of your erection as she squats down on the floor, her cheeks can be seen slipping through her shorts from the mirrored walls.
"You're so big and taller than this cute little Yeojinnie. Hopefully, something else is big."
With a flick of her wrist, she unbuttoned your pants and slid them down, freeing your straining cock. She stared at it with hungry eyes before leaning in, her warm breath teasing the sensitive tip as she took it into her mouth, her tongue swirling around it with a skill that left you gasping for air.
"Fuck, calm down Yeojin!"
Yeojin's eyes never left yours, the connection between you growing more intense with every stroke of her tongue. You watched as she took more of you in, her cheeks hollowing as she bobbed her head, the sight alone making you want to lose control. It was clear she knew exactly what she was doing, and she reveled in the power she had over you.
Was this the same sweet, innocent Yeojin you knew? Or was this a side of her you had never seen before, a side that was as passionate and wild as the dance she had just performed? Either way, you weren't about to stop her.
"Let's make some noise, oppa," her hands found the base of your cock, stroking in time with her eager sucks. Her eyes watered with the effort, but she never broke eye contact, her gaze locked onto yours with a fiery determination. Yeojin had promised to pleasure you until you cried out, and it seemed she was a woman of her word.
"If I knew you had a cock this big, I would've suck you earlier, oppa."
"I'm gonna drain you so bad, you're gonna walk home with nothing inside these balls."
Feeling your body tense up, Yeojin's pace grew quicker, her mouth moving up and down on your cock with increasing urgency. Her other hand slipped between her own legs, her fingers moving under the elastic of her shorts to pleasure herself as she watched you.
The sight of her playing with herself while she brought you closer to climax was almost too much to bear. Your hand reached down to caress her head, your fingers tangling in her hair as you guided her movements, the pleasure building within you like a storm about to break.
You could see that her face was flushed, her eyes half-closed in concentration, and her lips stretched around your shaft, creating a visual symphony of desire. The studio echoed with the wet sounds of her eager mouth and your stifled moans, each one growing louder despite your efforts to keep quiet.
"I'm so fucking close, Yeojin-ah."
Yeojin's grip tightened, her movements growing more frantic as she felt your body begin to shudder beneath her. She was relentless, her eyes gleaming with challenge as she pushed you closer and closer to the edge, eager to claim victory in this erotic dance of dominance and submission.
With a final, deep thrust, you couldn't hold back any longer. You bucked your hips, driving yourself into Yeojin's eager mouth as you reached your peak, the force of your climax causing your entire body to convulse. Yeojin took it all, her eyes watering as she swallowed every drop, her hand still stroking you gently until you were completely drained.
She sat back on her heels, her chest heaving from the effort, and licked her lips with a satisfied smile, looking up at you with a sense of accomplishment. You slumped in the chair, panting heavily, your heart racing as you stared at her, utterly speechless. The room was silent except for the sound of your breathing, the evidence of your passion still lingering in the air.
Yeojin stood up, her own desire clearly visible as she adjusted her shorts, and whispered, "Now, it's my turn, oppa. Use me how you like. Breed me like I'm nothing but your rag."
Yeojin spun around, presenting her back to you with a cheeky wiggle that had your eyes immediately zeroing in on the round, tempting curves of her ass. She hooked her thumbs into the waistband of her shorts and, with a seductive arch of her back, began to pull them down. The fabric slid down her thighs, revealing the smooth, creamy skin of her buttocks.
She reached back and grabbed each cheek, spreading them apart with a shamelessness that had your cock twitching back to life. Your gaze was drawn to the pink, puckered rosebud of her anus and the glistening wetness of her pussy, both begging for your attention.
The room grew hotter as she bent over slightly, her back arched and her hands still spreading herself open for you, revealing the intimate landscape of her desires. Yeojin looked at you over her shoulder, her eyes gleaming with lust and a hint of challenge.
"Come closer and keep bending down."
Yeojin complied, her hands placing themselves on the floor and her body bending down so that her ass was directly above your now fully erect cock. Her cheeks quivered with each deliberate twerking motion, creating a mesmerizing show that had your eyes glued to her.
She looked back at you with a mischievous smile, her eyes sparkling with excitement as she felt the warmth of your cock against her skin.
"Which one do you want to fill up first, oppa?" she asked, her voice a seductive purr that sent shivers down your spine.
Taking a deep breath, you took hold of Yeojin's hips with both hands, feeling the softness of her skin under your fingertips. She gasped as you lined up the tip of your cock with her wet pussy. You could see her bite her bottom lip in anticipation, her eyes never leaving yours as she nodded, giving you the silent go-ahead.
With a firm grip, you slammed her down onto your cock, the sound of her wetness enveloping you echoing through the studio. Yeojin's body jolted at the sudden intrusion, but she didn't pull away, instead pushing back into you with a needy whine.
"Fuck, I'm stretched out!"
You didn't hold back, pumping into her with a ferocity that matched the rhythm of the music still pulsing through the speakers. Each thrust sent waves of pleasure crashing through her body, her walls tightening around you as she moaned in delight. Her ass bounced back with every impact, the sight of her taking you so eagerly driving you wild.
"Fuck me hard, oppa," she begged, her voice breathless and needy. "Make me feel it deep inside."
"Bounce on it, Yeojin. Show me how much you want it."
With a smoldering look of determination, Yeojin began to bounce on your cock, her movements matching the beat of the music. Her ass jiggled with every bounce as she found her own rhythm. You watched in amazement as she took charge of the moment, her little body moving in a way that seemed almost inhumanly graceful. The sound of her wetness filled the studio, mixing with her breathless gasps and the slap of your bodies coming together.
With a wicked smirk, you leaned over and spat onto Yeojin's tight asshole, the saliva glistening in the soft light of the studio. She whimpered at the sudden coolness, her body tensing before she felt your finger press against the sensitive area. Slowly, you pushed it in, watching as the muscles of her anus clenched around the digit, her cheeks reddening with the mix of pleasure and slight discomfort. She let out a gasp as you began to move your finger in and out.
Her pussy tightened around your cock, her body responding instinctively to the dual penetration. Yeojin's eyes widened with each movement, her breath hitching as you started to pick up the pace, adding another level of sensation to her already overwhelming pleasure.
"Slap my ass, oppa. Teach this little whore a lesson."
Obediently, you brought your hand down in a firm slap against Yeojin's upturned ass, the sound echoing through the studio like a gunshot. She yelped, her body jolting at the impact, but she didn't slow down. Instead, she pushed back into you harder, her pussy clenching around your cock like a vice. You could see the imprint of your hand on her skin, the redness spreading like a brand.
You slapped her again, and again, each time the sound growing louder, the color on her ass growing darker. Her pleas for you to continue only grew more desperate, her voice hoarse from her moans. You couldn't resist the urge to give her what she wanted, to mark her as yours in this primal dance of lust. With each slap, Yeojin's hips bucked back at you, her movements becoming more erratic as she approached her own climax.
"Don't stop, oppa," she whimpered, her voice tight with need. "It feels so good."
Her ass was a fiery shade of red, a stark contrast to the paleness of her skin. Yet she didn't ask you to be gentle, she didn't flinch away. Instead, she met each slap with a grind, her body moving in a symphony of pleasure and pain that had your blood pounding in your ears. Yeojin's breaths grew ragged, her moans louder, as she neared the edge.
"Come sit down properly, you filthy bitch."
Yeojin released her hands from the floor, allowing you to pull her arms back and hold onto her firmly from behind. This new position had her entire body bouncing on your cock, her tits jiggling inside her shirt, her ass slapping against your thighs in a delicious rhythm.
"Is this what my Yeojinnie wants? To be fuck senselessly?"
She moaned louder now, the change in angle hitting all the right spots, sending her closer to the brink of ecstasy. Her pussy clenched around you even tighter, her body begging for release as she moved in sync with you.
"Yes! Fuck me like you own me! I'm just a hole for you to fuck! Give me all of your juicy big dick!"
The feeling was indescribable, and the sight of her like this, so open and wanton, had you on the edge of your sanity. You could feel her inner walls fluttering, signaling that she was close. With one hand still wrapped around her hip, you reached around with the other, finding her clit and giving it a firm pinch.
"R-right there! Yeojinnie is cumming!"
Yeojin's eyes rolled back, her body convulsing as she screamed out her orgasm, her pussy contracting around you like a velvet vice. The sight of her coming undone was too much for you to handle, and with a roar, you emptied yourself into her, filling her to the brim with your hot seed. The intensity of the moment washed over the two of you, leaving you both gasping for air as your bodies finally stilled, your connection broken only by the slowing of your ragged breaths.
"I'm not done with you yet."
Standing up with a firm grip on Yeojin's hips, you positioned her in front of the floor-to-ceiling mirror, her back to you. Her legs wobbled slightly as she tried to find her balance, her chest heaving from the intense climax that had just ripped through her body.
You could see the desperation in her eyes as she stared at your reflection in the mirror, begging for more.
With a feral growl, you bent her over at the waist, her hands bracing against the cold, hard surface. The angle was perfect, her pussy still wet and gaping from the previous round. You aligned your cock with her dripping entrance and, without a second thought, slammed into her from behind.
Her scream was muffled by the mirror as she watched herself being taken, her eyes wide with a mix of shock and pleasure. Your hands roamed her body, pulling up her shirt and bra, squeezing her breasts and leaving bruising marks on her hips as you thrust in and out of her with a renewed vigor.
Yeojin's moans grew louder with each pump, her body moving in time with yours as if the two of you were one entity. The mirror reflected the passionate scene, the image of your bodies joined together in a primal dance of lust. You could see the marks on her ass from your slaps, the redness a stark contrast to her pale skin.
"Take it, slut," you grunted, pushing deeper into her. "You love it, don't you?"
Her only response was a whine of pleasure as she pushed back into you, her pussy swallowing you whole. The sight of her taking your cock so eagerly was more than you could handle, and your own orgasm was building again, a pressure building in your balls that threatened to consume you. Yeojin's eyes never left the mirror, watching as you claimed her again and again, her body trembling with each powerful stroke.
You tightened your grip slightly around Yeojin's neck, not enough to cause pain, but just enough to make her gasp and arch her back, pushing her breasts out even further.
"Look at yourself, Yeojin," you growled in her ear, your voice low and possessive. "So fucking dirty, taking it like a whore."
Her eyes met yours in the mirror, the fire in them igniting at the harsh words. The reflection showed her flushed cheeks and the desperate hunger in her gaze, her mouth open in a silent scream of pleasure.
"Am I?" she panted, her voice a challenge. "Is this what you want, oppa? For me to be your little slut?"
"Yes," you hissed, your thrusts growing more erratic. "This is what you're made for."
Her eyes grew darker, and she pushed back into you, her pussy clenching around your cock.
"Fuck me, then," she whispered. "Fuck me like I'm your dirty little whore."
The words sent a jolt of electricity through you, and you increased your pace, watching as your reflection in the mirror showed your hand wrapped around her neck, controlling her every move. Yeojin's eyes rolled back in her head, her moans growing louder as you both approached the edge of ecstasy once more.
"Cum for me, Yeojin," you ordered, your grip tightening just a bit more. "Cum like the filthy slut you are."
With a scream that was half pleasure, half submission, she did as you commanded, her body shaking with the force of her second climax as you continued to pound into her. The sound of your skin slapping against hers filled the room, echoing off the mirrored walls, a symphony of desire and dominance.
"Take my cum, greedy bitch!"
Yeojin's eyes widened in the mirror as she felt you pulse deep inside her, your seed filling her up once more. Her legs quivered and she bit her bottom lip to hold back another scream, her orgasm milking every last drop from you. Her pussy clenched around you, eager to keep you inside, but eventually you pulled out, your cock glistening with the evidence of her pleasure. She straightened up, panting heavily, her body still humming with the aftershocks of the intense experience.
Turning to face you, Yeojin's cheeks were flushed a deep shade of pink, and her eyes sparkled with a mix of satisfaction and hunger for more. She stepped closer, pressing her body against yours, her hands reaching up to tug at your shirt. "You're not done with me, are you, oppa?" she whispered, her voice a siren's call that you couldn't resist.
"Not a chance."
Your mouth claimed hers in a deep, possessive kiss, her arms wrapping around your neck as she melted into your embrace. The kiss grew more intense, your hands roaming her body, reacquainting themselves with every curve and contour. Yeojin's nails dug into your shoulders, her breath hitching as she felt your cock, now semi-hard, pressing against her stomach.
Without breaking the kiss, you hoisted Yeojin onto your waist, feeling her legs instinctively wrap around you. She locked her ankles together at the base of your spine, her thighs tightening as you supported her weight. The feel of her wetness against your abdomen was maddening, and you knew you couldn't resist much longer.
With one swift motion, you aligned your cock with her pussy and pushed back inside, her slickness making it easier than ever. Yeojin gasped into your mouth, her nails digging into your skin as you began to place her back on the mirrored wall, your movements now a slow, sensual grind against her. The feeling of her tight, warm channel surrounding you once more was intoxicating, and you couldn't help but moan against her lips.
"Fuck yes, give it to me, oppa!"
The stark contrast between your towering frame and her delicate, compact body was a visual feast that fueled your desire even more. With every slow, deliberate thrust, you felt like a conqueror claiming his prize, her tight pussy enveloping your cock like it was made just for you. Each time you pushed into her, she'd let out a soft moan, her body seemingly molding around your length as if she were a living sex doll, created solely for your pleasure.
Her breasts bounced with each collision of your hips against hers, her nipples hard and begging for attention. The sight of her, so small and vulnerable against your towering presence, was a turn-on that was impossible to ignore, making you want to go even deeper, to claim every inch of her as your own.
"Fuck me, fuck me, hnghh, fuck me!"
Yeojin's moans grew hoarse as she struggled to find her voice with every harsh bounce of her body against the cold, hard surface. Her sweat created a mesmerizing pattern on the glass, her ass cheeks slapping against it with a sound that was music to your ears. The sight of her tight, wet pussy clinging to your cock was almost too much to handle, and you felt your orgasm building once again.
"You're mine, Yeojin, my little whore," you murmur against her neck, feeling her shiver at the dirty words. "Cum with me. Give me your sweet release."
Her eyes glaze over with pleasure as she nods, her pussy contracting around you, eager to obey. "Yes, oppa, I'm yours," she whimpers. "Fill me up with your seed."
Your pace quickens, your hips snapping into a punishing rhythm that has Yeojin's body sliding up and down the mirror, her legs trembling with the effort to keep herself in place. "Look at us," you whisper, your voice hoarse with desire. "Look how perfectly we fit together."
"I'm going to cum," she gasps. "I'm going to cum all over oppa's big fucking cock."
The words push you over the edge, and with a final squeal, you bury yourself deep inside her, your cock pulsing as you fill her once again. Yeojin's orgasm hits her like a tidal wave, her nails scratching down your back as her body convulses with pleasure. Her juices dripping onto the floor and along your legs. The feeling of her pussy spasming around you sends you spiraling into your own climax, the intensity of the moment making stars dance in your vision.
Breathless and spent, you hold onto her, feeling the aftershocks of your shared pleasure echo through both of your bodies. The room is filled with the scent of sex and sweat, the mirror fogging up from the heat of your passion. You kiss her deeply, tasting the salt of her sweat and the sweetness of her mouth as the music plays on in the background.
The intensity of the moment had you both trembling, and you slowly lowered her to the floor, your legs giving out from the exertion. Yeojin's body melted into yours, her arms still wrapped around your neck as you kissed her deeply, the taste of her still lingering on your lips.
The coolness of the floor against your skin was a stark contrast to the fire that still raged within you both, but it was a welcome reprieve as you tried to catch your breath.
Your chests heaved in unison, your hearts pounding in a symphony of passion as the aftershocks of your shared climaxes faded away. The music continued to pulse around you, the bass vibrating through the floor and into your bodies as you held onto each other tightly, the silence between you speaking volumes about the connection you had just forged in this dance studio.
You two were a mess, sticky with sweat and the remnants of your passion, but you couldn't bring yourself to care.
Yeojin looked up at you, her eyes shimmering with a mix of satisfaction and awe, and whispered, "That was... incredible, oppa."
You couldn't agree more, Yeojin's words echoing the very thought in your mind. You stroked her sweat-soaked hair as she nests into your embrace. You press a gentle kiss to her forehead, the taste of her still lingering on your lips.
"We should get cleaned up before we leave."
She nods, a small smile playing on her lips as she opens her eyes, looking into yours with a newfound intimacy.
"But first," she says, her voice a ever so seductive, "just one more kiss." And as your lips meet in a kiss that's tender yet filled with promise of more to come.
The thought of the next dance session had you both grinning as you helped each other get dressed. Yeojin's eyes sparkled with mischief as she gave your now-softened cock a final, playful pat, whispering, "See you next time, my favorite dance partner." The promise in her voice had you hardening again, but you resisted, knowing that you'd have plenty of time to indulge in each other's company again soon.
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kooppss · 5 months ago
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Jungkook's POV from thirsty.
Sexy Disasters With Feelings series masterlist
warnings: male masturbation. mention of sex and female masturbation. Jungkook is a fuckboy. This is his inner monologue, zero dialog.
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Jungkook chose you as his roommate because you're hot. 
He thought that, worst case, you’d fuck, and he’ll have to find a new roommate. Returning to where he was. 
He was sure it would be a treat to have a pretty little thing like you wandering around the apartment. He did ask you some questions about your cleaning habits and shit like that. But frankly, you could live like a raccoon, and he’d still choose you. 
Well, he wasn’t entirely wrong. 
You are a treat when you walk around in your pajama shorts or your slutty going out outfits. Not to mention the thin tank tops with no bra. He likes to imagine you put in extra effort for him to enjoy. 
Earlier today, you were a vision—your too-tight, too-short sports set clinging to your body, messy hair stuck to the sweat on your skin. Jungkook hopes he managed to fool you with his cool act when you talked to him. For the life of him, he has no idea what you were talking about. The final straw was the flush on your cheeks—a look he’d imagined on you more times than he’d like to admit.
It’s not his fault. He swears!
What can he do when the walls in your apartment are so thin that he can hear you being fucked in your adjoining room? When he can hear every beautiful sound you make?
He loves how loud you are. 
Sometimes, it was just your beautiful moans and whines.
Sometimes, he could hear choking sounds. He imagined it’s him in there. That you’re choking on his dick. 
Sometimes, he could hear the guy’s name spill from you. He preferred it when you didn’t. It ruined the vibe for him.
He didn’t mind when you moved in and started bringing your hookups to the apartment. Like, free porn, right? Who would complain? 
And he isn’t a hypocrite. He does his fair share of bringing people to the apartment. And you never nudged him about it, unlike his previous roommate.
Was it weird of him to touch himself to the sound of his roommate fucking in the next room?
Maybe. 
It’s not like he could do anything else when all the blood in his body traveled south. 
So why has he stopped enjoying your little shows for him lately? 
Why did he go to the gym when he heard a guy’s voice from your room? 
It’s not like he’s jealous or something stupid like that. No way. 
It was just annoying that they got to have what he couldn’t. 
Why weren’t the two of you fucking to begin with? 
Wasn't it the original plan? 
Do you not find him attractive? 
What do they have that he doesn’t? He can fuck you better. He knows it. 
So Jungkook tried to stop bringing girls when you’re at home. He thought that maybe it’ll make you stop as well. 
He hasn’t stopped fucking around, obviously. No need to be radical. 
But now he has a new problem. He misses hearing you. He wants to hear more of you. He wished you’d make those sounds for him, but until then, he’ll take whatever he could get. 
And fuck. You looked so hot earlier. You’re not making it easy for him. 
You returned from your yoga class, or whatever hot girls' workout you’re doing. With the way you looked; he couldn’t stop thinking this is exactly how he imagined you. Usually, in his head, you’re wearing way fewer clothes and you’re sprawled on his bed. But close enough. 
Shit. You’re driving him insane. 
He’d usually just fuck you out of his system. But you don’t seem to be affected by him like he expects you would. He needs to do something about it. 
So Jungkook finds himself is lying in bed, trying to think what he could do. 
He has been lying for a little while now, hand lazily stroking his length under his boxer. It doesn't seem to be evolving anywhere, but he’s too bothered to just fall asleep like that. A sound from your room snaps him out of his dazing state. It sounded like you dropped something. Maybe it was the water bottle you always take back to your room. 
It doesn't matter; the noise is a reminder that you’re right there, on the other side of the wall. He really wishes he could hear you right now. That’s always helped him get going in no time. 
He wonders, did you also touch yourself when he brought girls home? He wants to think that you did. He always tried to recall if he heard you, but it’s hard to notice when he’s balls-deep into someone else. 
He never heard you when you’re alone. Are you quieter when you masturbate? Do you use your fingers? He bet they’re not enough—not like he could use his fingers on you. Maybe you need battery-powered help? He never heard a buzzing sound. He could help you use it.  
Fuck. 
Jungkook sits up in his bed, pushing his boxer down to free his dick. He spits in his hand and spreads it over his length. The smoother glide of his hand makes him groan.
He wishes it was your hand on him. 
Would you act shy, or would you grab him with confidence? Would you be a good girl for him or a little brat? He’d know how to put you in place. He’ll do it gladly.  
He thinks about all the ways he’d take you. How he’d utilize every surface of this apartment.
A louder moan slips out of him, and he halts for a second. 
Do you hear him right now?
God, he hopes you do. 
The thought pushes him further towards the edge. He increases his pace, thinking about you listening to him in your room. That cute flush of your cheeks spreads as you lie in bed.
And with that image, he comes. 
Fuck. He needs to get a grip. 
Or get you.
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Jungkook had a good day. He slept like a baby last night and hit a new PR at the gym.
He’s just out of the kitchen on his way to his room when you decide to ruin his day.
Seriously, where the fuck do they sell skirts this short?
Because he wants to buy you a hundred more.
You look amazing. You really do. Why do you have to do this to him?
And it’s not even 24 hours since you made him lose his cool over you.
You didn’t see him, and you fully bumped into him. You look all flustered and cute. Blushing and stuttering.
Well, now it’s his time to shine. 
He gives you his best nonchalant grin and teases you until you walk out of the room. He knows the fact that he’s shirtless and a little sweaty works to his advantage. He caught you snicking looks. 
Good. He should do this more. 
He can’t lose.
Later that night, after he showered and made dinner, Jungkook is sprawled on the couch, mindlessly zipping through Netflix.  
Nothing catches his attention; he just chooses something as a background noise while he scrolls on his phone. He goes through stories on Instagram when something is catching his eye.
It's you, in your little teasing outfit from earlier, sitting on a high chair at some bat with a drink in hand. 
You look fucking hot. If he’d meet you there, he’d 100% try his luck with you. 
Stupid random guys have a chance with you, yet he doesn’t get one. 
He clicks on your profile without much of a thought. Scrolling down your photos. He’s stuck on one from your last vacation; you went to a beach house with your friends. You sit on the sand next to the water, a beautiful smile on your face. And you’re wearing one of the smallest bikinis known to mankind. 
He barely processes that his hand is already inside his sweatpants. And if he weren't fully hard by now, the next photo would have done it. You stand with your back to the camera, still in the same location, same deviled-creation bikini, ass cheeks on display, covered with sand. Your ass looks fucking amazing.
Before Jungkook even finishes thinking about all the things he’d do to it, he’s already coming in his hand.
He sighs; you make him act like a teenage boy. Cuming in his hand from a photo of you in a bikini. Fucking embarrassing. 
He reaches for the tissue box on the coffee table and grabs some to clean the mess before cleaning himself better and washing his hands in the bathroom. 
When he returns to the living room, you’re there. He takes his spot on the couch, and before sliding his phone into his pocket, he realizes it’s still open on your Instagram. He knows how it looks. He assumes you can piece together to some degree what has happened here. He expects you to call him out, maybe to lash out. But instead, you look… shy? Could it be? He never pegged you for the shy type.
And you’re blushing now? Oh, Jungkook likes this game.
He looks at you, waiting for you to say something. To make your move. But you fold first. Saying goodbye and turning away.
Jungkook has won this round.
A slow grin spreads across his face as he watches you walk to your room, knowing this won’t be the last time you’ll play.
Hours later, Jungkook is still thinking about what happened. He feels like he should make a move, take advantage of the momentum. He has a proof that he’s had some effect on you; now he just needs to break through your walls. He’ll keep up the teasing, building this tension between you two. He saw an opening, and he should go for it—
Even if it’s just to see you blush more because of him.
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Jungkook pulls the headset down to rest on his neck. They just had a win, and now he’s waiting for Taehyung to come back after taking a piss. He grabs his phone and scrolls through it almost automatically.
Until he sees it.
WTF. 
Holly fucking shit. 
He mumbles into the microphone, “start without me,” and tosses the headphones away. 
He stares at the photo; he can physically feel all the blood in his body traveling directly into his penis. It’s so intense he almost feels lightheaded. 
What the fuck do you think you’re doing? 
So this is it. After days of him teasing you and trying to catch you off guard, you finally played your move. And what a fucking move it is. 
You fucking tease. 
Oh, you think you’re so smart with that. You want him to collapse? To fold down? No problem. You’ll get a front-row seat to him burning in hell. He’ll drag you down with him. 
You little devil.
Jungkook head spins with the image of you; he’s going to come embarrassingly fast. 
Fucking hell, you caused this problem; you should be the one fixing it. 
He can’t figure you out. You act all shy and flustered, and then you pull this? Why the hell did you even take that photo? Did you know you’ll need to torture him?
Jungkook doesn’t know if to bless you or to curse you. He doesn't know if he hates what you do to him or if he can't get enough of you. 
He thought he had the upper hand, that he was about to win. But you’re all-consuming. He thought he was the one hunting you, yet he feels like your prey. It’s so good and so sinful, this little game you play.
He’s a player, and he’s addicted to the game. 
He comes loudly. He doesn’t care if you hear him. You need to know the extent of your effect on him. This is what you wanted, isn’t it?
He leans back in his gaming chair, head tilting back, trying to cool down. 
Even with his mind fucked up, Jungkook knows what it means for him. He’s at the gate. He’s almost at his destination. The game is about to end. And honestly, he doesn’t care who wins or loses at this point—as long as he gets you.
After a few more rounds, they finally call it a night. Jungkook shuts down his computer and sets the headset aside. He pulls off his sweatpants and tosses them into the laundry bin. He’s about to get into bed when he hears noises from outside his room. He glances at his phone—it's already past 2 AM. You should be asleep. He grabs his phone and heads to investigate the source of the noise.
It’s you. You catch him off guard again. He finds you bending down in front of the fridge, reaching for a water bottle from the bottom shelf. You’re wearing nothing but a shirt and simple white cotton underwear. Cute. You look even better in real life. That ass looks better.
You turn around, startled by him.
And even though it’s too dark to see it, he knows it’s there.
He knows you’re blushing.
Yeah.
He lost.
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noorpersona · 3 months ago
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Rivalry: Kyotani/Mad Dog (NSFW)
You had always been a hothead. It was something the team had come to accept, even appreciate, over time. Your sharp tongue and refusal to take anyone’s crap made you the perfect manager for Seijoh—especially when it came to keeping the chaos of Oikawa and the others in check.
Until Kyōtani arrived.
They called him Mad Dog for a reason, and from the moment he stepped onto the court, you knew he was going to be a problem. He was raw, aggressive, barely listening to anyone, and his sheer refusal to be controlled made him the biggest wildcard the team had ever seen. Even Oikawa—who had made a sport out of getting under people’s skin—had to take a step back and re-evaluate.
The coach, Oikawa, and Iwaizumi had even pulled you aside before his first official practice, practically begging you to not bite his head off.
“Look,” Iwaizumi had said, rubbing the back of his neck. “Just… try not to engage with him too much. He’s got a short fuse.”
Oikawa sighed dramatically. “And you have a much shorter one, which makes this whole thing a recipe for disaster.”
You had rolled your eyes, arms crossed. “I’m not going to start anything. But I’m not going to stand by and let him run the show, either.”
And true to your word, you hadn’t gone looking for a fight. But Kyōtani made it impossible not to fight back.
The team tried to adjust to him, letting his rough playing style integrate into their system, but you could see it plain as day—Kyōtani wasn’t playing with them. He was playing through them, like they were just obstacles in his way instead of teammates.
So when he nearly took out Matsukawa during a reckless play, you didn’t hold back.
The tension in the gym shifted the second you opened your mouth.
“Kyōtani, if you’re going to keep playing like a brainless lunatic, at least do it outside of practice where you’re not dragging the rest of us down.”
The words sliced through the gym, sharp and unapologetic.
Silence.
The entire team froze. Even Oikawa, who usually thrived on chaos, hesitated mid-laugh, his expression shifting into something wary. Iwaizumi muttered a curse under his breath, already preparing for the fallout.
Kyōtani’s head snapped up so fast it was almost inhuman, his eyes burning with a fury that could’ve set the entire gym on fire. His entire body stiffened before he was already charging toward you, a force of pure, unrelenting anger.
“The hell did you just say to me?” His voice was gravel, rough and unrestrained, like he was barely holding himself back.
You didn’t flinch. Didn’t waver. Just folded your arms and stepped toward him, meeting his fire with your own. “I said you’re reckless. A liability. And if you keep playing like an idiot, you’re going to cost us more than just a few points.”
Kyōtani’s jaw locked. “Who the hell do you think you are?”
“The one who has to clean up after your messes,” you shot back, eyes gleaming with defiance. “You think playing like a rabid dog makes you stronger? It just makes you sloppy.”
The muscle in his jaw ticked dangerously. He took another step forward, close enough that you could feel the heat of his fury radiating off him. His fists clenched so tightly at his sides that his knuckles went white. “You don’t know what the hell you’re talking about.”
“Oh? Then tell me,” you challenged, tilting your head mockingly. “Are you deliberately making the same dumbass mistakes, or is it just a bad habit?”
A few strangled sounds came from the team behind you. Hanamaki visibly recoiled, while Matsukawa mouthed, Holy shit. Oikawa, however, looked absolutely delighted.
Kyōtani’s breath hitched, nostrils flaring as his rage boiled over. “The hell’s your problem?!?”
You smirked, unbothered. “Right now? You.”
That was it.
Kyōtani lunged—actually lunged—shoulders tensing like he was about to tear through you.
“Oi! Enough!” Oikawa’s voice cut through the thick tension as he shoved himself between you, hands raised in an attempt to de-escalate. “Let’s not murder our manager, yeah? Not exactly great for team morale.”
Neither of you budged.
“Back off, Oikawa,” Kyōtani growled, eyes still locked onto yours like a predator locked onto prey.
“Yeah, no, I don’t think I will,” Oikawa shot back, still grinning but with thinly veiled nerves. “How about we all take a deep breath and—”
“Kyōtani,” Iwaizumi cut in, voice sharp, stepping in beside Oikawa. His hand slammed into Kyōtani’s chest, holding him back with unquestionable force. “That’s enough.”
Kyōtani was breathing hard, his shoulders rising and falling erratically, but he didn’t move. Iwaizumi’s hold was unyielding—and everyone in the gym knew that when Iwaizumi shut something down, it was over.
For now.
Kyōtani’s chest heaved, but after a long, tense beat, he jerked his arm away and stormed toward the other side of the gym, hands clenched at his sides.
Kyōtani didn’t bother with another word. His jaw was locked, his entire frame radiating barely-contained rage as he turned on his heel and stormed out of the gym altogether, the doors slamming behind him with enough force to make the walls tremble. The silence he left in his wake was deafening, the air still crackling with tension even after he was gone.
You watched him go, arms still folded, expression neutral. But inside?
You were already looking forward to the next round.
And you could tell—so was he.
By the time the rest of the team had filtered out of the gym, you were still lingering, scribbling down notes on the practice report. The tension from earlier was still humming beneath your skin, but at least Kyōtani was gone, having stormed out long before practice had officially ended.
Just as you were about to finish up, Iwaizumi’s shadow loomed over you.
"What the hell was that?" His voice was low, firm, and pissed—the kind of tone that immediately told you there was no wriggling out of this one.
You let out a light scoff. "What? He started—"
"No. Stop." His voice was sharp enough to cut through any excuse you were about to give. "You can't keep having explosive arguments like this. This isn't some damn street fight. You're the manager. You're supposed to be keeping things together—not provoking him into ripping the gym apart."
Your mouth snapped shut, irritation prickling under your skin. "I wasn’t provoking him, I was holding him accountable. Someone has to."
Iwaizumi pinched the bridge of his nose, exhaling through gritted teeth. "Someone will. And that someone is not you."
Oikawa whistled low from a few feet away. "Yikes. Parent mode activated."
Iwaizumi shot him a glare so lethal that even Oikawa had the good sense to shut up.
"Here's what's going to happen," Iwaizumi continued, his gaze back on you. "You're going to apologize."
Your head snapped up. "Absolutely not—"
"You will apologize," he emphasized, his tone brooking no argument, "because he's been instructed to do the same. And for the next week, you’re both staying late every night to clean up the gym together. Since you apparently need time to warm up to each other.""
You gaped at him. "Iwaizumi, if we're left alone together, we will kill each other."
His lips pressed into a thin, unimpressed line. "Either or—it’s a win-win."
Oikawa lingered for a moment, tilting his head at you with an all-too-pleased smirk. "You know, this is probably the funniest thing that’s happened all week. You having to play nice with Mad Dog? I might just have to stick around and watch."
You shot him a glare, but before you could fire back, Iwaizumi grabbed him by the collar, dragging him toward the exit. "No, you won’t."
Oikawa laughed, waving over his shoulder. "Good luck! Try not to get mauled!"
And with that, Iwaizumi yanked him out of the gym, leaving you standing there, seething. __
The morning air was crisp, and players filtered into the gym one by one, stretching and murmuring in hushed conversations about the previous day’s events. In the back of the building, hidden away from curious eyes, you and Kyōtani stood rigid, staring each other down like caged animals, with Iwaizumi standing between you both, arms crossed and absolutely fuming.
“Now,” Iwaizumi started, his tone flat and deadly, “apologize. Both of you.”
You scoffed, arms crossing tightly over your chest. “I have nothing to apologize for—”
“Neither do I,” Kyōtani snapped immediately, jaw locked tight.
Iwaizumi’s glare was sharp enough to cut steel. “That wasn’t a request.”
The weight of his voice left no room for argument, but that didn’t stop you from trying. “Fine,” you muttered begrudgingly, narrowing your eyes. “Sorry for calling you a brainless lunatic. No matter how accurate that name is.”
Kyōtani gritted his teeth so hard you could hear it before muttering, "And I'm sorry for calling you a raging bitch behind your back."
A tense silence stretched between you both, the mutual death glare unwavering. Iwaizumi pinched the bridge of his nose, letting out a slow, controlled exhale. "Not great, but whatever. I’m done babysitting you both. Just remember—you’re staying late tonight. Every night. Until you actually learn how to work together."
Your lips curled in frustration, and beside you, Kyōtani’s nostrils flared in irritation. But there was no use arguing with Iwaizumi when he was like this. You both knew it.
Instead, you stomped off toward morning practice, shoulders tense, eyes locked in a wordless standoff with Kyōtani. His glare was like a challenge, sharp and unyielding, but you refused to be the first to break. If anything, you held his gaze harder, your jaw clenching as if sheer force of will could make him combust.
It was infuriating how he just stood there, equally stubborn, like he could go on all day. The tension between you two felt suffocating, thick like the summer heat just before a storm. Every second that passed only made it worse, only made you more determined not to give him the satisfaction of winning something as stupid as this.
The moment you stepped into the gym, you grabbed the clipboard harder than necessary, scowling as you checked off drills. Every muscle in your body was wound tight, and no matter how much you tried to focus, you could still feel him. Every movement Kyōtani made was too loud, every breath too noticeable, like he was doing it on purpose just to annoy you.
When he slammed a ball into the floor a little harder than necessary, you snapped.
"Could you not act like you're trying to break the court? We actually need it to play."
Kyōtani whipped his head toward you, scowl deepening. "Maybe if you stopped staring at me, it wouldn’t bother you so much."
Your fingers twitched. "Oh, please. Your presence is just naturally irritating."
"Funny, I was about to say the same thing about you."
Iwaizumi, watching from the sideline, let out a deep sigh, already regretting his life choices.
Oikawa strolled up beside you, hands casually tucked into his pockets, and leaned in slightly. "Remember to take a deep breath."
You turned to him immediately, eyes still blazing. "You're not helping."
Oikawa straightened, backing away quickly. "Right. Sorry."
The day dragged on, and your irritation refused to fade. Every small thing set you off—Kyōtani’s heavy footsteps, his reckless spikes, even the way he existed just within your space. By evening practice, your patience was nonexistent. Your responses were sharper, your glares colder, and everyone in the gym could feel the storm brewing.
As the team filtered out for the night, Matsukawa cast a sideways glance at Iwaizumi. "Are you sure it’s a good idea to leave them alone together? I’m not confident I won’t wake up and find out there’s been a homicide."
Iwaizumi grunted, arms crossed stubbornly. "They’ll be fine."
Matsukawa didn’t look convinced, but with one last wary glance, he left with the others, leaving just you and Kyōtani standing on opposite sides of the now-empty gym, the tension still thick enough to choke on.
You exhaled sharply through your nose, rolling your shoulders and trying to shake off the irritation that had clung to you all day. "Let’s just get this over with," you muttered, moving toward the storage area. "We’ll split the work. You pick up the stray balls on the court, and I’ll handle the gear." You turned back toward him, narrowing your eyes. "Think you can handle that?"
Kyōtani’s scowl deepened instantly. "What the hell is that supposed to mean?"
"Exactly what it sounds like." You turned on your heel before he could bark back another response, deciding it wasn’t worth the effort.
He muttered something under his breath, but you didn’t catch it. Instead, you focused on sorting through the practice gear, trying to ignore the obnoxious way Kyōtani stomped across the gym, each step somehow louder than the last. You could hear him roughly snatching up the scattered volleyballs like they had personally offended him, his movements jerky and aggressive. Then came the sound—
Thud. Thud. Thud.
The rhythmic slam of volleyballs hitting the ground as he hurled them over the net, one after another. It was like a slow, torturous metronome designed specifically to piss you off.
You gritted your teeth, trying to ignore it. Thud. Thud. Each impact echoed through the empty gym, grating on your nerves like nails on a chalkboard. Thud. Thud.
"Can you not?" you snapped finally, voice tight with irritation.
Kyōtani didn’t even look up. "What?"
"Quit throwing them like that. Just pick them up and put them in the cart like a normal person."
He scoffed, grabbing another ball and slamming it down even harder than before. "Get off my ass. It’s faster this way."
Your fingers curled into a fist, your nails pressing into your palm as you inhaled sharply through your nose. "I swear to god—"
"What? Gonna throw another tantrum? Go ahead, maybe Iwaizumi will pat you on the head and tell you what a good little manager you are," he sneered, his voice dripping with mockery. Another ball crashed against the floor with an especially sharp, echoing thud, rattling against the empty gym walls.
You stiffened. Thud. Again. Thud. Your eye twitched. Thud.
"Honestly, it’s almost cute how obsessed you are with what I do. Maybe if you focused more on your actual job instead of breathing down my neck, you'd get through this week without crying," he drawled, lazily tossing another ball over the net.
That was it.
Before you could stop yourself, you snatched up one of the stray volleyballs and hurled it straight at his head. It hit dead-on, bouncing off with a sharp thunk that was deeply satisfying.
Kyōtani froze mid-motion, shoulders locking up.
Then, slowly, he turned to face you, expression dark and dangerous. His breath was heavy, nostrils flaring, and for a second, the silence was deafening. Then—
He lunged.
Before you could react, his hands gripped your wrists, shoving you back against the gym wall with enough force to send a sharp jolt up your spine. Your breath hitched, the impact knocking the air out of your lungs, but you barely had time to register it before you were pushing right back.
"What the hell is your problem?!" you snapped, struggling against his hold.
"You," he growled, his voice low and rough, pressing in closer until his breath fanned against your skin. His grip was tight, keeping you in place even as you tried to shove him off.
"Let me go, you psycho," you hissed, jerking your wrists, but he only leaned in harder.
"You throw a ball at my head and expect me to just let it slide?" His voice was a snarl, but there was something else underneath it—something sharp, hungry.
And, of course, you pushed back.
"Yeah, actually," you bit out, lips curling into something close to a smirk. "Considering you deserved it. You’re lucky I don’t throw another."
Something in him snapped.
His hands shifted, and before you knew it, his mouth was on yours.
It wasn’t sweet. It wasn’t careful. It was a clash of teeth and frustration, of fury and heat, like neither of you could decide if you wanted to keep fighting or tear each other apart.
Your hands shot up to shove him away, but instead, they curled into his jersey, yanking him closer. His teeth grazed your bottom lip, a sharp bite that made you gasp, and he took full advantage, pressing in harder, deeper.
His hands dropped to your waist, gripping you tight, like he was staking a claim, and you met him head-on, pulling his hair, dragging your nails down his neck, taking just as much as he was giving.
Everything blurred into heat and rough touches, the way his body pressed against yours, the way your hips shifted instinctively, the way neither of you were thinking—just reacting.
Kyōtani pulled back, panting, his forehead pressing against yours, his grip still firm on your waist. His breath was hot against your skin, his eyes blown wide with something between rage and hunger.
"This is a bad idea," you muttered, voice breathless but defiant.
His fingers tightened on your hips.
"Yeah?" His voice was low, dangerous. "Then tell me to stop."
You didn’t.
"You always run your fucking mouth," he growled, voice sharp, jagged. His hands were rough, unforgiving as they gripped your thighs, spreading them apart with purpose. "Let’s see if you can still talk after this."
You huffed a laugh, fingers yanking down his shorts, not bothering to be gentle. "Bet you won’t last long enough to find out."
That was all it took.
Kyōtani didn't waste a second—he slammed inside you in one punishing thrust, forcing a sharp gasp from your lips. It was too much, too fast, too deep—but fuck, it was exactly what you wanted.
The first thrust knocked the air from your lungs. The second had you arching, dragging your nails down his back, marking him, spurring him on.
"Fucking tight," he gritted out, his buzzed hair scraping against your jaw as he bit at your neck, your shoulder—anywhere he could sink his teeth into. He was holding you like he owned you, like he needed to break you apart just to put you back together.
It was raw, messy, desperate. Each snap of his hips was brutal, slamming you harder into the wall, forcing pleasure and pain to blur together.
It should’ve been a fight for dominance, but neither of you were losing—you were meeting him with everything you had, clawing, grinding, biting.
Your fingers tangled into his hair, yanking hard. He snarled, gripping your hips so tight it would leave bruises, slamming into you harder, deeper.
"That all you got?" you taunted, voice breathless, challenging.
Kyōtani laughed—a dark, wrecked sound. "You really wanna test me, huh?"
His pace turned brutal, every thrust hitting deep, devastating. The sharp drag of his cock against your walls, the angle, the overwhelming pressure— it was too much. Too good.
You felt yourself unraveling, the heat coiling tight, pleasure pooling low in your stomach, ripping through you like fire.
"Fuck, I—"
He could feel it. The way your body tightened around him, trembling, desperate, right on the edge. And he wanted to push you over.
"Come on," he rasped, voice strained, his rhythm stuttering as he chased his own release. "You talk all that shit—let me hear you now."
That was all it took.
Pleasure slammed through you, violent and overwhelming, tearing a moan from your lips as you came, clenching around him, dragging him down with you.
Kyōtani cursed, low and guttural, hips jerking as he spilled inside you, his breath ragged, sharp teeth sinking into your shoulder like he needed to leave proof of what just happened.
For a long moment, the only sound was the ragged mix of your breathing. Your body was wrecked, trembling, weak—but so was his.
Kyōtani didn’t pull out. Didn’t move. Just gripped your jaw, tilting your face toward him, his forehead resting against yours as he panted through the aftershocks.
And then, voice rough, breathless, still full of that bite, he muttered—
"Still got something smart to say?"
You panted, barely able to catch your breath, a smirk tugging at your swollen lips. "Yeah—" you exhaled, voice rough, body still trembling. "I know what we're doing tomorrow."
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sylvieisoffline · 3 months ago
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Steamy Interrogation
word count: 3k words
tags: 🔞 Explicit sexual content / NSFW (18+) MDNI! | Slight Gunplay (used as a prop)| Dubcon | Improper Use of Evol | Power Imbalance | Mild Objectification | Overstimulation
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note: Aaaand I'm back with another Sylus fic! I swear I have the other LIs in my drafts, it's just that I'm so inspired doing Sylus' ones first haha. Have y'all seen Magnum Opus? It's soooo good and I'm so satisfied with how they gave us a peek into sylusmc's dynamic in a free 5-Star Card. Hope you enjoy this one and please let me know in the comments what you'd like to read from me next. divider by: @cafekitsune
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You text Kieran after a particularly arduous mission, asking if you could use the hot tub on their penthouse again. You were already in front of the unit but insisted on waiting for his reply before you go in.
It had been a sort of an after-mission ritual. When after one mission had you very sore and your gym buddy / best friend Kieran started offering access to one of his brother's places. You were reluctant at first, initially overcome with embarrassment with the idea of taking baths on another person's place. Someone you haven't met moreso.
"My brother doesn't stay there anyway. He just bought the place 'cause it looked nice and wanted to have someplace to stay whenever he's here in Linkon—which he rarely does now by the way. Even Luke is sulking with how busy he's become that he doesn't even visit now."
You agreed then, asking him, like, ten more times after that even if he kept reassuring you that it was fine.
You were pulled back to reality when your phone pinged with a new notification.
“Sure, left the doors open. Make yourself at home ;)”
You thanked him, entering the unit and depositing your stuff on one of the couches. The place is quiet—sunlight slicing through the tall glass windows, steam already curling from the water’s surface. You strip without much thought and slip into the heat, letting it swallow the tension in your shoulders. After a while, you climb out and sit at the edge, towel draped lazily across your lap as you dry your hair.
That’s when you hear the bathroom door open.
Heavy, deliberate steps echo into the space, followed by the unmistakable sound of a safety catch clicking off.
“Don’t move.”
You freeze.
Your breath catches as you look up—and see him.
Not Kieran.
Someone else. Taller. Sharper.
Ruby eyes locked on you, gun aimed steady and unshaking.
“Who the hell are you?” “I—I thought this place was empty,” you stammer, arms instinctively tightening around your towel. “Hands where I can see them,” he says coldly.
You raise your arms slowly. The towel lifts with you, but slips slightly—your bare body catching in the low light.
His right eye glows as he's scrutinizing but his expression doesn’t change. You can't help but marvel at the sight.
You momentarily hope that he doesn't sense the ugly feeling other than fear simmering in your system after being entranced in his eyes like that.
“Drop it.” “What?” “The towel.”
You hesitate. But he doesn’t lower the gun.
Your fingers loosen, the towel falls in a soft heap by your feet. You stand there, completely bare under his gaze.
“Turn around,” he commands.
You swallow hard and obey.
Behind you, the silence stretches—then breaks.
You hear the rustling of clothes. Heard the sound of his belt being unbuckled. Something heavy hits the floor as goosebumps crawl through your skin.
You hear footsteps again—bare this time. He comes closer.
The cold press of the barrel nudges the small of your back.
“Move.”
You step forward, slowly, heart racing, body burning with both dread and something else.
He deliberately walks behind you, still holding the gun to the small of your back while nearing the tub. You hesitantly dip yourself back in the bubbling water and hear him follow suit.
The soft click of metal resounds in the bathroom as he sets the gun down on the ledge. Then, you hear something unfamiliar—an electric hum, faint and low. A red current crawls up your limbs before you can react.
You gasp.
Your wrists are yanked back behind you—locked in place. Your ankles drawn together, suspended in a precise tension as your body floats slightly above the water’s surface.
“What—what is this—?” “It's my evol, miss.” he murmurs, voice low and unreadable.
You struggle, but his Evol holds firm.
Then suddenly—he’s behind you.
You feel him.
The weight of his chest just barely grazing your back, his breath curling against your ear, and lower still—the unmistakable, thick heat resting against the dip of your ass, barely sheathed by the water. He hasn’t moved, hasn’t truly touched you, but your body reacts anyway—muscles twitching, skin hypersensitive, breath stuttering.
“You didn’t answer me,” he says, and this time, his hand grips your jaw, tilting your head just enough to expose your throat. “Let me ask again—why are you here?”
“I—I didn’t know—Kieran said—”
The second his name leaves your lips, the man scoffs.
“Kieran.” His voice dips, a bitter curl at the edge. “Of course.”
The tension in the air shifts—something sharper than suspicion settling between you.
He clicks his tongue, almost amused. His hand leaves your jaw, his breath brushing your neck as he trails his lips along your skin—just barely grazing, barely touching. Then, he parts his lips and nips.
A sharp little bite just beneath your ear.
You gasp, your hips twitching again despite how sensitive you already are.
“Still doesn’t explain why you’re here.” He breaths,“Why you’re shaking.”
Another nip—this time lower, right at the curve of your throat, then down along your collarbone. Each bite is purposeful, not deep enough to bruise but firm enough to sting just slightly, a wicked contrast to the warm water sloshing around your body.
His hands slide up, cupping your breasts, thumbs brushing lightly over your nipples before he skirts around to let his mouth follow. His teeth scrape one, then he sucks it into his mouth with slow, deliberate pressure.
You arch into him with a choked whimper, the mix of pain and heat making your thighs tense under the surface.
“Why you’re so fucking wet.”
Heat sears through you, your body betraying you with another twitch. Your lips part to deny it, but he’s already moved.
His tongue circles your nipple again, slow and wet, before he switches to the other. His Evol tugs your arms tighter behind your back, just enough to make your chest arch out toward him—putting everything on display, just how he wants it.
“Look at you,” he purrs, mouth trailing back up to your throat. “Bound, dripping, squirming…All from a little teasing.”
Another sharp bite at the side of your neck makes you moan, your head falling against his shoulder. He moves back to the spot behind you as he repositions your body to not sink further into the tub. He chuckles low in his chest, the water rippling as his hand disappears beneath the surface, his fingers ghosting over your folds—barely a touch, but enough to make you squirm.
One slow stroke.
Another.
You gasp, your knees buckling in the water, but the Evol keeps you suspended, helpless.
“Sensitive,” he notes, fingers teasing your bud. “How convenient.”
You barely register the meaning before his fingers press more firmly against you, slipping between your folds. You jolt. Your Evol-bound wrists twitch, but the restraints hold firm. His thumb brushes your clit, expertly timed with another push—your body jerking as sparks shoot up your spine. You cry out, unable to contain the sound this time, trembling violently in his grip.
“Interesting,” he muses, stroking once. Twice. A slow, torturous pace. “You’re not denying it.”
A humiliated moan leaves your throat, and he chuckles—a deep, quiet sound that makes your stomach twist.
“Too easy,” he murmurs. “Is that all it takes?”
A slow drag of his fingers up and down. Dipping inside, teasing at your entrance but not pushing in anymore. His thumb brushes your clit in the lightest touch, barely a graze, but it still sends a violent tremor through you.
You bite your lip, trying to stifle a moan.
“Don’t be shy now.” His free hand grips your chin, tilting your head back against his shoulder. “I want to hear you.”
He presses his thumb down fully this time, circling once—slow, precise, devastating. You scream, hips jerking into his touch, body desperate for friction.
“That’s better,” he murmurs, dragging his lips against the shell of your ear. “So desperate. Maybe I should just leave you like this. Struggling. Needy.”
The thought makes you whine. Your fingers flex uselessly, your ankles twitching against the unrelenting grip of his Evol.
“Or maybe,” he breathes, “I should push you a little further.”
You barely have time to process the words before he thrusts two fingers inside you.
A cry rips from your throat, your body clenching down instinctively around the sudden stretch.
He hums. “Tight.” Another stroke, deeper this time, his fingers curling just right. “You’ve been waiting for this, haven’t you?”
You shake your head desperately. “N-no—”
“Liar.”
A sharp thrust. Another. His pace is still measured, still controlled, but every movement is meant to unravel you, to keep you right at the edge.
And it’s working.
Your thighs tremble, the pressure in your core winding tight, pleasure building so fast it’s nearly unbearable. Your breathing turns ragged, broken moans slipping past your lips.
“You gonna cum already?” he taunts, his fingers pressing deep, thumb rolling slow, teasing circles against your clit. “So quick. Is that all it takes?”
You shake your head again, but your body betrays you—the telltale tension coiling impossibly tight.
“Come for me.” His voice drops to a whisper, dark and commanding.
“Now.”
And you do.
Your body jerks violently against the restraints, waves of pleasure crashing over you as you convulse around his fingers.
But he doesn’t stop.
His fingers keep moving, prolonging every aftershock, pushing you straight into overstimulation. Your legs shake, another cry spilling from your lips.
"S-sir, 's too much. Pleas—"
“Too much?” he purrs, amused. “You sure?”
He finally withdraws his fingers—only to drag them up, pressing them against your lips.
“Open.”
You hesitate, but the look in his eyes leaves no room for refusal. You part your lips, your own taste spreading over your tongue as he pushes his fingers in.
“Good girl.”
Then—he shifts.
The water moves as he steps even closer, his Evol releasing your legs just enough for you to feel him lining up against you. You choke back a sob, realization dawning through the pleasure-drunk haze.
“You already took my fingers so well,” he breathes, his cock pressing against your entrance now, thick and hard. “Let’s see how much more you can handle."
When he finally presses himself against you again—thick, hard, ready—you’re already dripping around nothing.
“You’re going to take every inch,” he says lowly. “And you’re going to thank me for it.”
He pushes in slowly, deliberately. You dig your nails into your palms as you struggle to accomodate his girth, each inch more unbearable than the last. You moan, helpless under the flood of sensation.
Your entire body arches—mouth falling open in a silent scream as your walls stretch around him, the sudden intrusion overwhelming. He’s thick, hard, relentless from the first stroke, and your Evol-bound body can do nothing but take it.
Then he begins to move.
“Fuck—” His voice finally drops from its usual cool tone, his grip tightening on your waist. “So fucking tight.” he growls into your shoulder. “You’re taking me so well for someone who wasn’t expecting company.”
Slow at first—just enough for you to feel every ridge, every pulse. Then faster, deeper, brutal. The sound of skin slapping against skin fills the air again, water splashing around your bodies. Your voice is a blur of moans and gasps, lost in the sound of him fucking you like he owns you. Every thrust is deep, purposeful—like he’s trying to brand his shape inside you.
“That’s it,” he growls, hips snapping against yours. “Take it.”
Your mind is blank, fogged with the blinding edge of overstimulation. Pleasure coils violently in your belly—shame and ecstasy twined too tightly to separate. Your climax crashes over you before you can stop it, hips jerking in the water as you sob through it, Evol still locking you in place.
But he doesn’t stop.
If anything, he thrusts harder, riding out your orgasm only to build another. His hands grip your hips now, fingers digging bruises into your skin as he pistons into you, his pace brutal and fast.
“That’s it,” he growls. “Let go. Come for me again."
Your body locks around him, shaking with every thrust as he fucks you hard, water splashing around both of you as the pace builds again. Each slap of skin sends sparks through your body, and your climax slams into you harder than the first—violent, uncontrollable, teeth letting go of your lip as you scream.
But the man doesn’t let go. Not yet.
His grip is bruising on your waist as he thrusts through your orgasm, chasing his own release, panting now—low, guttural noises ripping from his throat until finally he drives into you one last time and groans, spilling into you, body tight with tension.
Your Evol restraints dissolve, and you slump forward, boneless and shaking. He catches you, pulls you against him, your bodies still half-submerged in the water.
But he’s not done.
You barely register movement until he lifts you—just enough to sit you on the edge of the tub, legs spread, dripping, glistening in the soft steam-lit glow.
“Don’t move.”
His tone is lower now, huskier. Almost reverent.
He kneels in the water between your thighs, hands parting you again, spreading you wide for him. You flinch from the contact, still sensitive—but that only makes him smirk.
“So soft,” he murmurs, fingers stroking your swollen folds before his tongue finally presses flat against you.
Your head drops back with a cry, the sudden rush of wet heat too much, too sharp. He licks slow, dragging the flat of his tongue up and over your clit in lazy, deliberate strokes.
You buck against him, fingers digging into the tiled edge of the tub, helpless to the fire blooming again in your core.
“Still sweet,” he mutters between licks. “Still twitching for me.”
His tongue circles your clit again, over and over, switching between soft teases and sudden hard flicks that make your thighs jerk and close around his head—until his Evol restrains you again, keeping your legs spread wide open for him.
He moans into you at the same time he presses two fingers back inside, tongue working in perfect rhythm, dragging you toward the edge again.
“Come on,” he growls against you. “Give it to me. Again.”
You don’t stand a chance.
You cum again, thighs shaking violently, your cries echoing in the steamy air, body collapsing into shudders as he licks you through every aftershock—until you’re a wrecked, panting mess above him, still twitching from the overstimulation.
Your body gives out the moment it’s over.
Every last drop of strength drains from your limbs—your mission fatigue, the emotional whiplash of being interrogated at gunpoint, the overwhelming pleasure wrung out of you in waves—it all crashes down at once.
You collapse into his arms.
His hands shift under your legs and behind your back, lifting you gently from the tub. You hear water dripping off you both as he carries you across the marble floor, steps unhurried, expression unreadable—but his hold is firm. Protective. Possessive.
He sets you down on a soft surface, kneeling beside you. He begins to wipe you down with a patience that doesn’t quite match his earlier ruthlessness. You flinch once, still sensitive, and his touch instantly softens.
He doesn’t say anything. But his eyes linger on every part of you he touches, watching the way your body reacts—memorizing you all over again, even now.
When he’s done, he scoops you up again, walks you into the bedroom, and lowers you onto his bed.
His sheets smell like him—amber, leather, gunmetal.
You barely register the soft rustle of fabric as he dresses you in one of his button-downs, sleeves swallowing your arms. He tucks the hem under your thighs and smooths it out over your belly. It’s oversized, but warm. Familiar.
He pulls the covers over you and leans down to press a kiss to your forehead, lingering a moment.
He then leaves the room, shutting the door with a soft click.
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In the living room, Sylus towels off, pulling on a pair of sweatpants and a loose black shirt. His fingers run through his wet hair before he picks up his phone and dials.
The line rings once.
“What?” Kieran’s voice comes through groggy and irritable. “It’s late, man.”
“You didn’t think to tell me you've already met my Beloved?” Sylus says flatly.
There’s a pause. Then an incredulous laugh.
“What the hell are you talking about?”
Sylus’ jaw clenches.
“The woman you’ve been letting use the penthouse. The one you’ve been hiding from me.”
“What? I wasn’t hiding—wait.” There’s a beat of silence. “You met her?”
“I did more than just meet her.”
“Sylus,” Kieran says, voice rising with panic. “What did you do?”
Sylus groans and rubs the bridge of his nose.
“What didn’t we do?”
There’s a choked sound on the other end of the line.
“Are you fucking serious?! You better not have hurt her or els—”
“Calm down,” Sylus cuts in, voice cool again. “If anyone’s ass needs to get handed back to them, it's yours—for letting strangers use my property without telling me.”
“She’s not a stranger,” Kieran snaps. “She’s the only one I’ve let use it. You’re lucky it was her and not, I don’t know, someone actually dangerous.”
“Hmph.” A rare hint of amusement glints in Sylus’ tone. “Then you’ve made your one good decision today.”
“Sylus—seriously, just…Be gentle with her, okay?”
“I always am,” he replies smoothly, ending the call before Kieran can protest further.
He returns to the bedroom quietly.
The lights are dim now, your breathing soft and even beneath the covers. He slips in behind you, sliding an arm around your waist and pulling you into his chest.
His nose brushes your slightly damp hair. He inhales deeply—like he’s grounding himself in the scent of you, the warmth of you in his bed.
You shift in your sleep, instinctively curling toward him. He smiles against your temple and presses a soft kiss there.
“We’re finally reunited,” he whispers. “My Beloved Sorceress.”
And he holds you tighter—like he never intends to let you go again.
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blueberrybirdsworld · 1 month ago
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Summary:
Lando always had a type : blonde, models, not ready to settle down. Yet once he met her, all his world is changed and he slowly start to realises maybe he was wrong all this time.
It's a prequel story of The Cat Distribution System, on how Lando Norris fall in love with Ariana. Could be read seperatly.
Pairing : lando norris x original female character
Genre : Fluff, slow burn, enventual smut and angst
Warning : none
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CHAPTER 17 :
Paris was grey that morning.
The kind of grey that soaked through wool and bone. That made the Seine look like smoke and the streets like a sigh.
Lando didn’t notice. Not really.
He stepped out of the car across from the Palais Garnier with a heartbeat he could hear in his throat. Cold air clung to him. His fingers were stuffed into the sleeves of a coat that wasn’t warm enough, his curls flattened by wind and worry.
He looked up at the gilded facade, the statues and columns, the massive green dome rising like it held all the stories in the world. The building seemed to breathe with history and elegance, like it knew he didn’t belong here.
But he went in anyway.
The woman at the front desk stopped him before he’d even made it past the first velvet rope.
“I’m sorry, monsieur. This entrance is for staff and registered company members only.”
“I know,” he said quickly. “I’m not… I’m not trying to sneak in or anything. I just—” He hesitated, suddenly aware of how stupid he sounded. “I’m looking for someone.”
She raised a brow.
“Ariana Riverria.”
The name landed like a note played too softly on a grand piano.
The woman blinked once. Her voice stayed polite. “Mademoiselle Riverria is in rehearsal. Visitors aren’t permitted inside the studios.”
“I know. I’m not trying to interrupt. I just… I thought maybe I could wait?” he asked, quieter now. “Just in the lobby. I won’t cause any trouble. I just need to see her. Just for a minute.”
Something in his eyes must have reached her, the guilt, the longing, the grief still bleeding under the skin.
She sighed.
“You can sit. But you’ll have to wait until classes end. Maybe someone can pass a message, if she comes by the desk.”
“Thank you,” he breathed.
He took a seat on one of the antique benches, hands clenched together between his knees. Time slowed. The walls stretched. People came and went, dancers, staff, tourists with quiet steps and velvet voices.
And Lando waited.
Hours passed.
Every time a girl with dark hair in a long coat crossed the marble floor, he sat up straighter, heart thudding, only to deflate again when it wasn’t her.
Rumors started.
Who’s the guy in the corner?
He’s been here all morning.
Is he okay?
Some whispered he looked familiar.
Others said he was handsome. Some girls smiled at him. One even asked if he was waiting for someone important. He just nodded.
The woman at the desk checked on him once. Slid a bottle of water across the counter with a faint smile. “Still nothing,” she murmured.
He nodded. “I’ll wait.”
By late afternoon, the sky had gone gold behind the stained-glass windows. The lamps flickered on, and the lobby glowed.
He had stopped checking his phone hours ago.
He had stopped trying to rehearse what he’d say, too. The speech had dissolved into dust somewhere around the fifth hour. All that was left was a feeling, sharp, aching, restless.
And then…
The doors opened again.
Footsteps. Light ones.
And Lando knew, before he saw her face that it was her.
Ariana stepped into the lobby in her long black coat, hair tucked into a soft scarf, ballet shoes in her gym bag hanging off one shoulder.
She paused.
Her body stilled, not with surprise, but something else.
Something colder.
Lando stood slowly, legs stiff, heart pounding like it had been waiting for this cue all day.
For a moment, neither of them moved. The marble floor between them felt endless.
She didn’t speak.
Neither did he.
The words he’d rehearsed “I’m sorry,” “I was wrong,” “I miss you,” “I love you” all of them collapsed inside his mouth.
He looked at her like a man who had been crawling through a desert and finally found water.
She looked at him like she wasn’t sure what to say.
His voice, when it came, was rough. Quiet. Scared.
“Can we talk?”
A pause.
“Please?”
They didn’t speak again until they were alone.
Ariana led him to a side corridor, past the main rehearsal halls, to a small room tucked behind a velvet curtain, a warm-up studio, empty now. The light was soft, slanting through the tall windows in amber streaks. Dust floated in the air like breath held too long.
She dropped her bag in the corner.
He didn’t sit.
Neither did she.
They just stood there, ten feet apart, hearts louder than their voices.
Lando swallowed hard.
“I didn’t come here to fix everything in one conversation,” he said. “I came because… I couldn’t live with the way we ended.”
She didn’t interrupt.
“I said things I didn’t mean. I said things out of fear, not truth. I let jealousy get in my head, and I let doubt speak for me instead of love. And that’s not who I want to be. Not with you.”
He looked up, eyes glassy.
“You were honest with me. In your way. Quiet, careful, soft. And I… I didn’t know how to handle that. I wanted loud proof. Concrete answers. I didn’t know how to listen to silence.”
Still, she said nothing.
“I should’ve asked instead of assuming. Should’ve trusted you when you gave me every reason to. I let something from before define something we were still building. And I know now, that was the worst thing I could do.”
A pause.
He stepped closer, slow, not too close.
“I miss you,” he whispered. “Every morning. Every night. Every time I look at my phone and hope to see your name. Every time someone asks if I’m okay and I want to say your name instead of answering.”
Finally, Ariana spoke, voice steady, but hushed.
“I left because I had to. Not because I wanted to.”
Lando nodded, wordless.
“I left because… I gave you the most fragile piece of me. I gave you the part I swore I’d never give anyone again. And the first time it cracked, you dropped it.”
She stepped toward him now, arms still crossed, but closer.
“I know you didn’t mean to. I know you were scared. But that doesn’t make it hurt less.”
He exhaled, jaw clenched. “I know.”
“It wasn’t about you being jealous. Not really. It was about being asked to prove something I’d already shown you every day I was with you. In the way I held your hand when no one was looking. In the way I let you into my world even when I was still learning how to feel safe again.”
She looked away, then back.
“And when you questioned that... it felt like everything I feared was true. That love is never enough. That even when I give everything, it won’t be believed.”
Lando’s voice cracked. “I believed it. I just… I panicked.”
“I know.”
They stood in that truth for a while.
Then Lando spoke again, quieter now, voice shaking like a branch about to snap.
“I saw the post,” he said. “About Marc.”
Ariana’s eyes flickered.
“I saw what the Royal Ballet said. I saw everything people are saying.” He looked away for a second, like it burned to remember. “God, Ariana. I didn’t know. I didn’t want to believe you were still with him, but I let what I saw online—what he wanted people to see—convince me.”
He looked at her again, fully, with nothing to hide behind. “I’m so sorry. For the way I reacted. For not seeing the truth. For not asking.”
Ariana’s shoulders rose slightly, then lowered. Her voice came quiet. “I know. I saw your texts.”
A beat of silence passed between them. Then she stepped back slightly, not away, just enough to breathe.
“When we were together… Marc lied. He cheated. He said things that hurt. He’d lose his temper sometimes. But it never got too bad. Not then…”
She paused.
Lando’s throat worked around the lump that rose. “That’s already too much, Ariana.”
Her eyes lifted to his, suddenly more tired than anything else. “It was worse after I left him.”
Lando stilled.
“That’s when he showed who he really was. He started making calls. Quiet ones. Blocking me from auditions. Dropping comments to directors. He told people we were still together. Told me I had to act like it, if I wanted to stay ‘relevant’ in the company. That I owed him, for everything he helped me get.”
Lando’s chest felt like it might split open. “Jesus, Ari…”
She kept going. Not coldly. Not with pity. Just fact.
“He manipulated every room he walked into. And I let it go on for months."
Lando’s jaw tightened. “That’s—Ariana, that’s… horrible. I'm so sorry really, I should've been better."
She looked up at him, tired but calm.
“I’m glad it’s out now. I’m glad he’s fired. But I don’t want to talk about him anymore. I don’t want to think about him.”
Lando nodded slowly. “Okay. I understand.”
Then, softly, like she didn’t want the words to exist yet she says “I miss you too you know ?"
His breath hitched.
“But,” she added, eyes meeting his, “I don’t know if I can trust you again.”
Lando nodded.
“I don’t expect you to. Not yet.”
She blinked. Surprised by how easily he accepted that.
“But I’m going to earn it,” he said. “With showing up. With doing the hard work of being better.”
He stepped closer now, just close enough that she could feel the warmth of him, not touching, but there.
“Because I know it now. It’s you. It’s always been you. And I’ll wait. I’ll wait as long as you need. Because in my world, the noise, the chaos, the spotlight, you were the only thing that ever felt quiet.”
She didn’t speak for a long moment.
Then, a small smile tugged at her lips. Sad. Soft. Real.
Her voice broke on the edges.
“You matter to me too, Lando. That’s why it hurt so much.”
His eyes brimmed again. “Then let me try.”
She looked at him for a long time, studying him not like a stranger, but like someone she still recognized beneath the cracks.
Finally, she whispered, “Okay.”
The walk back to her apartment was quiet.
Not the uncomfortable kind, not anymore, but the kind that breathes. That lets two people simply exist beside one another, hearts still sore, but beating in sync again.
It was dusk in Paris. The sky the color of a bruised peach, buildings blushed in soft golds. The world was winding down. But for Lando, something was just beginning again.
Ariana didn’t say much on the way. He didn’t need her to.
He was too focused on the way her hand kept brushing his, not quite holding it, not yet, but close enough that he could feel her warmth and knew that maybe, someday soon, she’d let him hold it again.
When they reached her door, she paused with her key in hand.
Then she looked at him. Quiet. Unsure.
“Do you want to come up?”
He blinked.
He hadn’t expected that. Not yet.
But his chest tightened with something warm.
“Yes,” he said softly. “I’d like that.”
She opened the door and let him inside.
Her parisian apartment was... just like her.
Not just decorated by her, but inhabited by her essence. Every detail, from the neatly stacked books to the ballet shoes strung quietly by the window, the old records beside the player, the soft rugs, the muted tones, the corner full of candles she probably lit when the city felt too loud, it all spoke of her.
And suddenly, he understood.
This wasn’t just a space.
This was how she spoke. How she’d always spoken.
It hit him like a wave.
She never needed to say “I love you” ten times a day. She didn’t need grand gestures or big declarations. Ariana spoke in acts of trust. In proximity. In letting him in, literally, figuratively, entirely.
He saw it now.
She had let him in when she first texted him back.
When she agreed to see him again after the gala.
When she met his friends despite the fact she hated loud people and unfamiliar faces.
When she let him kiss her for the first time in front of her favorite painting and then again in the quietness of her appartement. When she tried karting with him even though the sound of engines made her flinch.
When she introduced him to her cat.
And as if summoned by thought, the small white ball of fluff strutted into the room from the hallway, blue eyes icy and unblinking, tail held with the arrogant posture only cats could pull off.
Lando froze.
The cat blinked at him. Judging. Displeased.
Ariana bit her lip, amused. “She remember you.”
“She always stare like that?”
“I think she knows you are the reason why I was sad lately.”
He sighed. “Perfect.”
Aria padded closer, then sat dramatically at Ariana’s feet, pressed herself to her like she was claiming her back from him.
Lando stared.
The cat glared.
It felt like a test.
“Do you want to pet her?” Ariana asked, smile tugging at the corners of her mouth.
He shifted awkwardly. “I don’t know how.”
“You’ve never owned a cat?”
“I’ve barely been in a room with one that didn’t try to claw my face off.”
Ariana crouched down, stroked Aria’s head. The cat purred instantly, leaning into her hand. Then she looked back up at Lando, still amused.
“She’s soft,” Ariana said gently. “But she doesn’t like sudden movements. She doesn’t chase affection. You have to earn it.”
He swallowed.
“Ironic. That reminds me of someone”
Ariana said nothing. Just waited.
So he moved. Slowly.
Kneeling down beside them. His hand hovered, then, with all the hesitance of a man defusing a bomb, he reached forward and brushed a single finger along Aria’s back.
She blinked.
Didn’t move.
He tried again, this time with his whole hand.
And she… tolerated it.
It was the smallest of victories. But when he looked up, Ariana was smiling.
Really smiling.
Something soft and tired and almost proud.
He sat back on his heels, sighing. “I’m trying, you know.”
“I know,” she said.
He leaned against the couch, let his head fall back with a long exhale. His voice, when it came next, was quiet, nearly a whisper.
“I didn’t understand before.”
Ariana sat down beside him.
“Understand what?” she asked.
“You. The way you show love.”
She looked at him.
He turned toward her, eyes earnest, hand still tingling from the pressure of Aria’s fur.
“I kept expecting you to say things the way I would. To scream when you were angry. To cry when you were sad. To tell me exactly what you felt when you felt it.”
He swallowed.
“But you were loving me the whole time. Just… differently.”
Ariana was quiet.
“You let me into your world. Slowly. Carefully. And I missed it. I was too loud to hear you.”
“You were scared,” she said gently.
He nodded. “But I let the fear make me cruel.”
They sat in that silence, the kind that no longer felt empty, just shared.
Finally, she said:
“I wasn’t asking you to be perfect. Just… patient.”
He looked at her, really looked at her. Her hair slightly messy from rehearsal, her cheeks still pink from the walk, her hand now resting close to his on the cushion.
“I can be patient,” he said. “I’ll take it one day at a time. One breath. One pet of that terrifying little fur demon.”
She laughed.
And it broke something open in both of them.
Aria jumped up beside them, curled beside Ariana’s thigh, and let Lando exist in her presence without complaint.
Which, for a cat like her, was practically a love letter.
Ariana smiled again, softly this time.
“You’re learning,” she whispered.
Lando smiled too. “Yeah,” he whispered back. “Because you’re worth it.”
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avianyuh · 6 months ago
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Introvert | Jeon Jungkook
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Summary: Jungkook is an introvert. He enjoys seeing his friends, but he hates having to leave the house. When Jimin throws a birthday bash, Jungkook being one of his closest friends feels obligated to go. He has his whole night mapped out. He'll greet Jimin, eat some food and then leave once he's made small talk with the other guests. But when the party makes a detour and hits the club, Jungkook is plotting his escape route. Or at least he was until he met you.
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He didn’t like to go out much. Normally his friends had to drag him out of the house. He liked to do what any other person in their mid to late twenties enjoyed. He drank, he did karaoke, he enjoyed seeing his friends. But, he didn’t feel the need to do all of that outside of his house. Jungkook had quite the talent for making drinks, he had a karaoke system in his apartment. His place was the ultimate hangout. Normally his friends would agree and would end the night crashing on his couch after drinking, playing video games and just enjoying each other’s company. 
But tonight was different. It was his friend Jimin’s birthday and his friend had been arranging for everyone to be able to make it to his party the past few weeks. It would start at a restaurant and end in a club. Jungkook had initially tried to get out of it. He didn’t like parties that would have a lot of people he wasn't familiar with. He didn’t like how loud the music was to the point that he couldn’t hear himself think. He was drained after a half hour under the club lights, yelling in his friends ears because there was no other way to communicate with the blaring sound of 2000s Timbaland beats or Drake songs. 
To tell the truth, Jungkook was a bit introverted. He had his friends, and he did like hanging out with them. However, there were days where he was completely content with spending his time alone. Going to the gym, making himself something to eat, watching TV by himself. He never minded the silence. He knew he couldn’t be alone all of the time, which was exactly why he loved having his friends come over. He overall appreciated being able to be at his own apartment, in his own space and on his own terms. Out at a crowded restaurant or club, with not just his friends, but acquaintances of everyone else in his inner circle made him dread this upcoming Saturday night in particular. 
So when he arrived at the restaurant, he took a deep breath in and out before he approached the front door. He scanned the restaurant looking for his friend’s table. All Jungkook had been told was that it would be a mix of people tonight. Obviously the core friend group, but also some of Jimin’s coworkers, other people he knew and of course his brother. Jungkook had met Jimin’s brothers a few times, but other than him and his three other friends, he didn’t know anyone else he’d be spending the rest of the night with. Jungkook was content with his small friend group, he didn’t want to talk to anyone else or make new connections. He wasn’t anti-social, just not interested in the aimless chit chat that came along with these social gatherings.
He greeted Jimin, doing a quick “bro hug” and handing him over the birthday gift he had wrapped for him. He sat next to Jimin's brother and by the time the food had been ordered and eaten and small talk was made, Jungkook started to feel a little restless.  He wanted to go home but he knew it’d be rude to bail on his friend. So he sucked it up. 
Everyone piled into various taxis as they all became pumped to head to the club. Jungkook groaned as he got up from his chair and followed everyone outside. One of his other friends Namjoon came up behind him and put his arm around Jungkook’s shoulder. “Cheer up man, just a few more hours and you can go back to your cave.” He chuckled as he nudged Jungkook playfully. 
Jungkook rolled his eyes at Namjoon, allowing a small smile to overtake his features, knowing that Namjoon was just teasing him. But he was right, it would only be at worse, two more hours, then Jungkook was home free. 
By the time all of the taxi’s arrived at the club, it was around 10pm. Jungkook was starting to feel a little tired, but was trying to stay alert. It was a small, dark, dingey club on the corner of the street, with the only benefit being the low admission fee for the 30 people coming from the birthday dinner for Jimin. Everyone lined up, all excited and talking amongst themselves as everyone started to slowly make their way past the bouncer and into the club. The music was loud and could probably be heard from down the street. And just as Jungkook had anticipated, the club was completely dark and was blasting a Drake song as everyone danced or piled into various corners of the club. Groups of girls trying to yell whatever they had to say to each other as they huddled in the corner near the doors. Guys sitting in booths, laughing as they downed their drinks. Then couples dancing, and of course, men trying to become couples by shooting their shots at the women standing alone. 
Jungkook darted his eyes around the room, realizing that in the midst of him taking in his surroundings, he got separated from the rest of the group. He tried to look for a table or booth to retreat to. He would’ve stayed at the bar, but he wasn;t in the mood to be drinking so late considering that he had work in the morning. He moved quickly through the crowded club, looking for a place to sit and observe the crowd so he could look for his friends. And that’s where he saw a little stool near the far back. He made his way over and sat down, taking his phone out of his pocket so he could shoot his friends a text, asking where they were. 
He scrolled on his phone for a few minutes before he noticed a pair of black heels were now standing to the side of him. He looked up and noticed a girl, looking a bit out of place. She seemed nervous, and had her arms folded over her chest defensively. She was biting her bottom lip, which made her look not just nervous, but tense too. Her eyes were scanning the room, seemingly looking for something or someone. He debated if he should say anything to her. For all Jungkook knew, maybe she wanted to be alone? Or maybe she needed help…
Jungkook cleared his throat, trying to catch her attention. The music was loud where they were situated, but at least it wasn’t blaring thanks to the fact that they were at the back of the club. The girl looked down at him, surprised to see him. She must’ve not noticed his presence when she came over here. “I don’t mean to bother you, but you look a little nervous? Is everything okay?” Jungkook questioned. She stared at him for a few seconds before responding. 
“Um, yeah I’m good…” She looked down at her shoes and Jungkook nodded before going back on his phone. He didn’t believe her, but he didn’t want to pry considering the fact that they were strangers. He also didn’t want her to think he was another creep in a club who would hit on her when she looked vulnerable. But she caught his attention again when she started to speak, “You know what? Actually no, I’m not good at all.” Jungkook looked up in surprise at the sudden outburst coming from the stranger. 
“Oh…Uh, do you want to talk about it?” He asked, patting on the stool next to him so she could sit down. She murmured a quick thank you as she settled into the seat and turned to face him. 
“My friend had been begging me to go out with her to a club for weeks. I personally don’t necessarily like things like this. You know, clubs, parties, anything claustrophobic and overly social. I get so nervous and then because I’m nervous I get exhausted and by the time I get home from a party I feel like I ran a marathon. It’s just too much socializing.” She rambled on and Jungkook took notice of her eyes. How they went back and forth between looking at him, giving him her full attention, to then darting up at the ceiling. This would repeat over and over and he found it quite cute. 
“I get what you mean, I like staying home.” Jungkook interjected, which in turn made her feel validated. 
“Oh my god, someone gets it! I knew you looked trustworthy.” She cheered before going back to her story. “Anyways, my friend finally got me to agree to come here with her tonight. We got here a half hour ago. She spent a total of five minutes by my side before she took off with some random guy she met while at the bar. She won’t pick up her phone and she was my ride home. I’m just so angry, I would never have left her for a guy…I know I have to call a cab. The thing is, I just hate taking cabs alone, especially at night. This whole night was a mistake.” By now, the girl seemed to have tears in her eyes and Jungkook felt his heart start to ache at the site.  Jungkook shook his head in disappointment over what he was hearing. He felt bad for this girl. She went out of her comfort zone for her friend, who in turn abandoned her. 
“Do you want me to wait outside with you if you call a cab? Or maybe I can take the same one as you and you can get dropped off first?” Jungkook proposed which in turn allowed her to lift her head up from her hands and produce a small smile that painted her lips quite nicely.  
“Would you do that? Thank you so much!" She sniffled as she gave him a tight squeeze which caught Jungkook off guard. He didn’t meet a lot of affectionate strangers. She seemed to notice how he became tense and pulled away quickly while giggling. “Sorry, I had a drink and I’m an emotional drunk.” Jungkook smiled at her as he stood up, holding out his hand for her. 
“So what’s your name?” Jungkook said as he pulled out his phone again to call for a cab. 
“Y/N, and what about you?” She responded back, tilting her head slightly as she waited for his answer. 
“Jungkook.” He answered shortly. They made their way out of the club, with Jungkook completely forgetting about his friends by now. However, in Jungkook's defense, he wasn’t ditching them considering he was in a party of about 30 people. He was sure Jimin wouldn’t take it too personally that he’d left a little early, that is if he would notice Jungkook’s absence at all. 
“Did you come here with anyone?” Y/N questioned as they leaned against the wall outside. Jungkook nodded. 
“Yeah, I came here for a birthday party for a friend, but these big crowds aren’t really my thing. But I guess I’m glad I showed up because I was able to meet you and help you out.” Y/N smiled up at him, and she squeezed up against him as they maneuvered their way through the crowd. They were silent until they finally made it outside.
“Stop, you’re making me blush, I think it’s because I’m tipsy. Most guys I talk to are such assholes, I can't believe you're being so nice", she explained with a grin on her face as Jungkook laughed at her. 
“How much did you drink?” He raised an eyebrow as he looked down at her. She looked upwards as she seemed to be thinking about it. 
“I don’t know, a few sips of a vodka soda I think…” Upon hearing that, Jungkook was in hysterics as he kneeled over. “What!” She exclaimed, slapping his arm playfully. 
“You don’t get drunk off of a few sips. Maybe tipsy. You’re just saying you're drunk as an excuse to hide your blushing and all your touchy feely hugs.” Y/N gasped at the accusation which in turn made Jungkook laugh again. 
“Shut up! We just met and you’re trying to read me for filth. For shame Jungkook.” She teased and folded her arms over her chest again, this time putting on a fake angry face. Jungkook wiped the tears from his eyes before shaking his head in disbelief. 
“Well all jokes aside, you need to ditch that sad excuse of a friend. That was a shitty thing she did to you.” Y/N tsked and nodded in agreement. 
“I know, it just sucks because we’ve been friends for three years, I thought we were best friends. But you’re right, it was a shitty thing to do. Look-” She pulled out her phone and showed him her text exchange with her friend. “By now it’s been an hour and I’ve gotten no response. I called her, texted her and left three voicemails. And when we walked out, I was looking around for her and I couldn’t see her anywhere. I was hoping she might’ve still been in there, that maybe it was a misunderstanding but not that we’re standing out here…I don’t see her car. She definitely left without me.” She started to get teary eyed again and Jungkook sprang into action immediately. The last thing he wanted to see was her crying. 
“You lost a deadbeat friend, but you gained a new one” He joked as he lifted her chin since her head was lowered, looking at her shoes again, letting tears fall. She chuckled at his joke as she wiped her eyes. 
“Thank you Jungkook, you were really kind. I’m glad I met you tonight.” She praised as she looked up at him. 
“Yeah…me too.” Jungkook said genuinely, still holding her chin up. There was something about Y/N. He found it fascinating how someone who from all accounts sounded like an introvert, could be so open with a complete stranger. But what was even more baffling was the fact that Jungkook found himself joking around with her like they were old friends or something. He just felt comfortable around her. The moment was interrupted as the cab pulled up. Jungkook snapped out of it by clearing his throat and opened the car door for her. They both slid into the cab and Jungkook asked for her address. 
“Uh, there’ll be two stops tonight.” He gave Y/N’s address, then his own. He noticed how she seemed to tense up in the cab again. But they continued to talk to each other and joke around. Jungkook told Y/N all about his friend’s birthday party. About how he also wasn’t too keen on big gatherings and outings. Then they asked each other some questions about their backgrounds. That’s how they came to the revelation that they were from the same city. 
By the time the cab stopped in front of Y/N’s apartment, Jungkook felt a little disappointed at how short the ride felt. Y/N shyly asked the driver how much her total was, but Jungkook shooed her money away and told the driver that he’d be paying for both rides. Y/N protested. 
“No, no Jungkook, let me pay for this. You’ve done more than enough.” She pleaded as she put her hand on his. He swallowed hard as he looked down at the hands. Jungkook had to think of something fast. He knew that he wanted to see her again, but wondered how to ask for her number without sounding desperate. Who wasn’t sure if she was interested at all, maybe she was truly just a warm person who enjoyed to hug strangers? Maybe she was already in a relationship and just hadn’t mentioned it? Jungkook couldn’t help but think of all of the reasons he shouldn’t ask for her number. Rationalizing that maybe this girl was too good to be true. But before he could even make up his mind, it seemed like Y/N had done it for him. 
“Ugh, fine, If you insist. But at least let me get your number so I can track you down and pay you back.” Jungkook grinned, his eyes wide and eager as he immediately started reciting his phone number. “Slow down, slow down!”, she giggled as she typed it into her phone. She sent a Hi over text and finally got out of the car. She gave her thanks to the driver again before leaning back into the car, which had the window rolled down and planted a kiss on Jungkook’s cheek. “Thank you so much for everything.” She whispered. 
“No, thank you.” Jungkook responded back. She stepped aside as the cab pulled away. Jungkook watched her figure start to grow smaller as the distance between them became bigger. He leaned back in the seat once he couldn’t see her anymore. A permanent smirk on his face as he looked down at the text message on his phone. 
Just then he received an influx of messages from his friends, to which Jungkook quickly responded back to. He explained how he decided to leave early and that he had met someone. His friends teased him and some of the messages made him laugh. They texted back how they needed details later, to which he didn't respond back to.
By the time he got home, he spent the rest of the night texting Y/N. And by the next weekend, they had spent all of Saturday together, in his apartment of course. 
For Jungkook, the dreaded birthday party was one rare instance where he actually had fun going out and met someone special.
{A/N: Heyyyyy. Merry Christmas 🎄(if you celebrate it) since I'm posting this on Christmas Eve. I thought I'd write a fanfic to finish off 2024. I hope we all have a great 2025 and I look forward to writing even more stories! Thank you to everyone who's made my tumblr account grow this year, I loved all of the requests and sweet messages. As always, mwahhhhh💋}
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kawoala · 5 months ago
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Your requests are opennn and I just saw the tsukishima fic and i luv ittt! May i request a prompt wherein kei and managerf!reader have been dating in the middle of the school year for a while and the team finds out? Thankss
𝐊𝐄𝐈 𝐓𝐒𝐔𝐊𝐈𝐒𝐇𝐈𝐌𝐀 what is going on word count ; (1,225) content warning ; (sorry it took me so long to answer - i want to say i was perfecting it but really i was procrastinating, secret relationship unveiled, talkative mom, second year! tsukishima)
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The gym is hot. It’s usually hot, what with all the players running up and down the court, breaking a sweat, breathing heavily, but today feels different. Maybe the twenty year old AC system has finally kicked the bucket.
The bleachers on either side of the gym are packed with people from both Karasuno and Ichibayashi. You’re not sure why so many people showed up, but you don’t really care. You sit next to Yachi on the bench where the team sits during time-outs, fanning yourself with your clipboard.
“This sucks,” you say to nobody in particular. Yachi is on one side, but there is a first year on the other side. You turn to the blonde girl, who’s staring intently at the court, and exhale dramatically. “Yachi, I said this sucks.”
“No, I heard you the first time,” she says nonchalantly, though you can see her trying to fight the smile threatening to break out on her face. She turns to look at you, letting her head lull to the side. “How can this suck, Y/n? We’re winning!”
You blink at her a couple times. “We haven’t lost a single set to Ichibayashi since before Suga-san’s first year. If we lose, I’m quitting as a manager.”
She huffs, rolling her eyes and turning her attention back to the game. You scrunch up your face, but do the same, eyes dead set on finding Kei. 
He always looks so handsome on the court. You often tell him that he goes into The Zone when he plays volleyball, but he just rolls his eyes and calls you weird. It would make you sad if you didn’t realize pretty early that his love language is shit-talking.
You watch him leap off the ground, effectively blocking Ichibayashi’s ball and scoring a point for Karasuno. You don’t realize until the crowd behind you erupts in cheers that the point he scored was the winning point.
Your body reacts before your mind can catch up, and you stand quickly, clapping your hands together in excitement. Yachi does the same beside you, and so do the rest of the benched players.
You watch Karasuno shake hands with the other team, thanking them for a good game, and then it’s done. You’re packing up your stuff, the team, including Kei, is headed to the locker room, but the call of his name startles you both.
“Oh, Kei!” You could hear that voice even if you were deaf. You turn slowly, watching your mother flag the tall boy down, calling his name like it means stop. “Kei! You played so well! I was wondering if you’d like to come over for dinner after this? You’re always welcome, but I’d like to invite you myself. Heaven knows Y/n will forget. How does that sound? I can call your mother if—”
“Mom!” Your voice echoes off the gym first, your sneakers against the waxy floor is next. You skid to a stop in between the two of them, eyes wide. “What are you doing?” You exclaim incredulously at her.
She raises her brows, obviously offended. “Excuse me, little girl. I’m inviting Kei to dinner tonight.” She clicks her tongue, putting her hand on her hip. You hate to say it, but this is where your attitude comes from and there’s no denying it. “I didn’t think you would have a problem with that.”
“I don’t, I just—” you cut yourself off, glancing around as you realize the whole team is staring at you. “I, um, was going to do that. I remembered, so you didn’t have to.”
She purses her lips, lifting her eyes to where Kei’s eyes presumably are. “Can you believe this? Angry with her mother because I invited someone she was already going to invite.”
“That’s not why I’m—”
“I know,” Kei cuts you off, patting you on the head a couple times. “Terrible, isn’t she?”
Your mother laughs, placing a hand on her chest like Kei is the funniest person she’s ever met. Spoiler alert; he’s not. She does have you in her life, after all.
“Okay.” You place your hands on her shoulders, turning her around towards the exit. “Time for you to go home and start working on dinner, yeah? We’ll be there in, like, thirty minutes.”
“Okay, sweetie,” she calls back with a wave of her hand. She glances back once more, giving Kei a tiny wave and big smile. Unbeknownst to you, he waves back.
When you turn around, you find the whole team still staring at you.
“What was that?” Ennoshita asks, narrowing his eyes.
You furrow your brows, tilting your head. “What was what? My mom’s crazy, don’t mind her.”
He hums, but Narita is nudging him into the locker room, mumbling something about post-game dinner ritual. Nishinoya and Tanaka are narrowing their eyes at you too.
“Why is your mom inviting Tsukishima to dinner at your house?”
“Yeah, why him, of all people. Why not me? I’m funnier and way handsome-r.”
You roll your eyes, but turn your attention to Kei and glare at him. “‘She’s terrible, isn’t she?’” You repeat in a mocking tone, scrunching your face up. “Do you hate me?”
”Wait, I’m confused.”
You look at Hinata and press your lips together. “When are you not?”
He. gives you a faux laugh and narrows his eyes— too many people have done that already, you’re starting to get a little annoyed. “Why is your mom inviting Tsukishima over to dinner and not one of us? Why does your mom like the meanest person in our year.”
Now, you hesitate. At the beginning of the year, you realized just how good Kei was at keeping secrets. You realized he didn't want all the drama that came with a public relationship, and neither did you, so you kept it a more private thing. That’s what was most comfortable for the two of you. However, it quickly became a nuisance. There were rumors of you two dating anyway, when Kei started being just the smallest bit nicer to you. It was harder to be around him and keep your feelings in check because, if you didn't, other people would find out and that would be a tragedy for the both of you.
”She’s my girlfriend, idiot.” The words coming from Kei shock you. Your head whips around to look at him so fast, you fear there might be a touch of whiplash involved. Your eyes are wide, eyebrows raised to your hairline.
”What are you doing?” You ask through gritted teeth, tone walking the line of sing-songy and mad.
He turns to you now, smiling softly. “It’s getting tiresome having to hide our relationship, isn’t it? Plus, people already thought we were dating.” He shrugs. “Give the people what they want, right?”
You smile back at him. You think Kei has changed a lot since first year— in a good way, of course. He’s kinder, softer, stronger. All of the hinges that have changed about him, also changed with you. You don’t know it yet, but you two have made each other better people in the time frame of your relationship at this moment.
”What?” Hinata exclaims, putting his hands on his head. “What do you mean you’re dating? How could you date him? He’s so— and you’re so— what is going on!”
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