favor, m | jjk
pairing(s): jungkook x reader
summary: Everyone thinks you and Jeon Jungkook should date for world peace. Their world peace, as in they are totally sick of girls chasing Jungkook around like starving wolves trying to take a bite out of a polite but very unwilling bunny. Pair the bunny with the human personification of fuck you and all their problems are solved! You are not amused.
warnings: rated M (18+) for language; ft Kim Seokjin as your brother; slice-of-life, slow burn, romantic kind of... it's me, ya know; smut (fem reader, the tiniest bit of a D/s dynamic, almost flashing your ass in a public park, sensory deprivation, chest appreciation(???), nipple play, m-receiving oral, handjob, edging (himself), cowgirl, multiple orgasms); non-idol!AU
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“I need you to kiss me.”
“Wut.”
You jerked up as someone tried to climb on top of you.
“I need you to kiss–”
It took you mere seconds to shove the person down onto the chaise lounge that you had previously been, well, lounging on. White jersey fabric spilled over hot pink velvet. You grabbed his shoulder and rammed it into the back of the heavy tufted chair. He squirmed in your hand and you gripped tighter, digging your nails in. You heard ruckus; his name was being called in a breathy pitch.
“The fuck are you talking about?” you scowled.
Breathless, hurried. “I need to look taken.”
You pinned your knee to his abdomen. The man winced, discomfort adding to the panic in his facial expression.
“Please,” Jeon Jungkook gasped. “Do me this favor.”
His black hair was all over his face, framing big, deep, dark brown eyes and flushed cheeks. Trembling lips with a glint of silver, the lip piercing that everyone liked to rant about. He swung his arm and you caught his wrist, pushing it down. Leaned in. Jungkook was undeniably stronger than you. He could throw you off at any time.
As you came closer to his face, Jungkook became as rigid as Jell-O, gawking at you with dinner plates for eyes.
You stopped millimeters from his bated breath.
“I don’t need to actually kiss you to make it seem like I did,” you whispered to his open mouth, gazing into those irises that shimmered like pools of glimmering chocolate. “And I don’t need to kiss you to make you look taken, either.”
You nicked your nail against the inside of his wrist and Jungkook shuddered, his chin rising and yours tucking back, avoiding the shape of those pink lips. Held his shoulder securely, keeping him in place under you, the sounds of the party petering out in the stillness that was Jeon Jungkook staring into your eyes, pelting you with unspoken questions.
You realized your breathing was a little erratic.
You pressed your lips together, then your forehead to his. Raised an eyebrow, an action he felt more than saw.
“Why are you running from them?” you murmured, barely breathing.
You meant the girls chasing him around. There were always girls chasing Jeon Jungkook. He was too hot for his own good. Puberty stuck hard and way too fast, leaving Jungkook confused and cowering behind the safety of his older friends as he attempted to understand why so many people suddenly wanted his attention.
“I… I…”
You clicked your tongue, understanding his stutters. “Jimin and Taehyung wandered off, huh?”
You heard Jungkook’s name again.
You tilted your head and licked his cheek.
You heard his breath catch in his throat followed by the ghost of your name.
You raised your head, fast but lazy, rolling your eyes exaggeratedly, sitting on top of Jeon Jungkook like he was living room furniture rather than a person. You were getting real tired of being Jungkook’s meat shield to fend off half the human race.
“I licked him. He’s mine.”
You glared at the approaching girls, gasping and whispering behind their hands.
“Get lost,” you growled.
Jungkook’s wrist turned in your palm and he took your hand.
-
“You know, he’s totally your type.”
“He’s totally fucking not,” you responded calmly, holding the banana milk more by the straw than by the carton. It nearly slipped and you reluctantly snapped two fingers under it, balancing it as you spoke and sipped. “Why are we talking about him again?”
“I’m just saying,” the insistent baritone voice continued as you leaned back in the chair, dangerously on the two back legs, metal screaming against concrete as Kim Taehyung paraded around the café tables that they were his stage. “He’s cute, hot, kind, diligent, and he trusts you.”
“You’re just sick of fending off the women and low-key jealous that maybe he might get more numbers than you by not trying at all.”
Taehyung smacked his big palm onto the red-painted aluminum table beside you.
“No.”
Sounded way too defensive to be true.
You raised your eyebrows and sucked real hard, creating a loud echoey suction due to the lack of fluid in the straw.
Those dark eyes squinted at you under waves of black-brown hair. His golden skin caught the afternoon sunlight, lips twisting in annoyance at your press-X-to-doubt expression.
“I am not jealous,” Taehyung said slowly, evenly. “He does need help though.”
You swung the empty container of banana milk by the straw, chuckling around it. “Uh huh. Not from me.”
Taehyung threw up his hands and kicked one of the chairs, sliding into it so he could flop down, poking the air between you and him. “Come on. Think about it. Jungkook totally suits you. He combats all of your negative qualities – stubborn, abrasive, intimidating, hates everybody.”
You let both eyebrows lift this time. If not for physical constraints, they would have rocketshipped to the fucking moon.
“Hah?”
Taehyung waved his hands dismissively as if he didn’t just insult you. “It would really help everyone if you two, you know,” he sing-songed, wiggling his fingers together like seaweed or perhaps tentacles from two weird monsters. Implying… something. “Discovered the magic between you two.”
You blinked slowly.
“Are you drunk? Was there something in that soda from the vending machine?”
Taehyung shot you a deadpan glare. “Just date him and shit.”
“No. Why should I do that?”
“Because you can and it would help everyone involved!”
“Who else is involved?”
“Literally everyone!”
“Why would everyone be involved?” you spat, dropping the banana milk carton, only for Taehyung to catch it and toss it in the trash can several meters away, getting it in on the first try.
“Because! You suit each other! Everyone thinks so!”
-
Kim Seokjin nearly spat his entire gulp of water all over Park Jimin.
“My sister? Hell to the fucking no!”
Jimin cowered behind his arms and made a face at the older man, who began coughing and choking and generally dying, all because Jimin asked Seokjin if it was a good idea for Jeon Jungkook to date, well, his sister, which was apparently a bad idea. At least to Seokjin’s ears.
“Hyung, are–”
“Don’t touch me, you want to do my sister!” Seokjin wheezed. “Fucking… My sister?!” He looked like he was about to pass out on the spot.
“I don’t want to do anything,” Jungkook shot back, waving his hands around. “I don’t know what Jimin is going on about.”
Seokjin looked highly offended. “Excuse me, you think you’re too good for my sister?”
“I didn’t say that–”
“Yah, you better not, even my sister is way too pretty for the likes of you!”
“Well, yeah, she’s good-looking, everyone in your family is–”
“Oi, she’s drop-dead gorgeous, which reminds me, why aren’t you dead for wanting to touch my sister?”
“You’re sending mixed signals, hyung,” Jimin butted in as Jungkook’s brain swirled in confusion on whether he was supposed to find his hyung’s sister hot or not. The youngest kept sputtering, this wasn’t my idea, but Seokjin was having none of it, wagging his finger in the air and jabbing Jungkook repeatedly in the pecs, to which the other male responded by slapping the prodding hands away, thus starting a light fight.
Jimin wedged himself between them, grabbing Seokjin’s broad shoulders with some effort, struggling to shake some sense into him. “Hey! Hey, hear me out.”
“I’m not listening to shit–”
“Your sister is basically evil incarnate.”
Seokjin huffed, flipping the ends of his hair. “There can only be one pure angel in this family.”
Jungkook mouthed behind Jimin’s head, hello, he just insulted your sister? Seokjin pretended not to see.
“If he dates your sister, one, she’ll totally mellow out. She’ll develop a soft spot for him.”
The self-declared most handsome man in the room contorted his very handsome face into sheer disbelief. “Are you being serious right now?” Seokjin scoffed.
“She will! Look at him.”
Jungkook put on his best, most charming what-the-actual-fuck face, because that was what he was feeling right now.
Jimin barreled on, ignoring his reaction. “Two, we’ll finally cut out those annoying girls that follow us around because they think Jungkook is some kinda rock-n-roll star with his tattoos and shit. They totally won’t approach if she’s around.”
“That’s because she’s evil,” Seokjin grumbled.
“Three, you really want some ugly dude as your brother-in-law? At least you know Jungkook.”
“Oh, yeah, an idiot is so much better!”
“Hey!” Jungkook yelled.
“Yah, I can say that because I’m an idiot.”
“That… doesn’t make any sense!”
Jimin ignored Jungkook’s outburst and shoved him aside, waving his small hands in front of Seokjin’s face in attempt to avoid any more light fighting. “Hey! Hey! At least talk to her about it. Come on. She’s cool, she’s smart, she’s tough, and she’s not gonna let anyone talk shit. She’ll protect Jungkook.”
Seokjin winced, giving Jimin a disgusted look. “Who wants to date my sister, you or him?”
Jungkook frowned. “I don’t need protection.”
Jimin spun around, exasperatedly rolling his eyes. “Bro, you are too fucking nice to tell people no and get caught up in conversations that are way too long and too invasive. Taehyung and I have to basically prevent you from being kidnapped every single time we go out!”
Jungkook’s frown turned into a determined pout. “I can fend for myself.”
Jimin stared at him.
Jungkook sighed and looked away.
“Hey.” Seokjin relented, crossing his arms. “You actually want to date my sister or what? Don’t play around.”
Both Jimin and Seokjin watched as Jungkook’s ears began turn from pink to red, then the full-on flush crept onto his cheeks. He quickly ticked his head, throwing black strands over his eyes that were shifting a little too rapidly from side to side. Hands in his pockets and he looked at neither of his hyungs, the expected answer on the tip of his tongue, but for some reason Jungkook couldn’t say it, remaining tight-lipped and sealed, silenced by the truth.
“Yah, you’re taking a long time to say no…!”
-
You spun around, surprised by the lingering footsteps even after you released that hand.
“The hell? You’re still with me?”
He blinked, looking back with those deep, dark brown eyes.
“Of course, I’m still with you.”
You raised your eyebrows at Jeon Jungkook and his windswept black hair, his white long-sleeve shirt and loose black athletic pants flapping in the wind. He had a black cap on when he walked through the door, but it seemed to have disappeared somewhere in between mumbled hellos and trying to jump on top of you to demand a kiss.
“Aren’t you gonna go back and find your friends?” you asked off-handedly, walking along the sidewalk backwards, sticking your hands into your acid-wash black denim jacket. “I helped you already.”
Jungkook shook his head, following your wayward steps.
“I don’t want to go back there. It’s not fun anymore.”
It’s not fun anymore.
You quickly turned around, speeding up the pace. Sucked the inside of your cheek, creating a loud popping sound. There was no lie there. How could it be fun anymore? It was probably fun the first couple times, but now it was probably just exhausting for someone who wanted to be left alone.
“Why do you go to Hoseok’s parties?” he asked, trotting to catch up.
You shrugged. “Free booze.”
Jungkook frowned at you. “You don’t even drink.”
You shot him a playful smirk. “Could start.” Spun your finger by your head. “Get crazy. Fuck somebody. Or somebodies. Ruin relationships I don’t care about. Get into a fight.”
Something flickered in those black-brown orbs. Doubt? Annoyance?
Jealousy?
“You wouldn’t do that.”
You shrugged. “I might.”
“You’re secretly nice.”
You snorted, keeping it as inelegant as possible. “Oh yeah? Who told you that?” Layered the sarcasm on thick. “God?”
And Jungkook looked at you, those big, deep, dark brown eyes, searching for who you were.
“Yoongi-hyung.”
Your shoulders froze up. You kept walking, swift and sharp, Jungkook in stride beside you. Suddenly, you couldn’t quite look at him. You heard the sound of a car and it was slowing down. Pestering pitched voices. You scowled, grabbing Jungkook’s hand, breaking out into a run in your thick-soled black boots.
“Run with me,” you laughed, forcing it out to patch over the awkwardness.
“We’re already running!”
-
“Hey. Sorry. Is your brother here?”
“Oh, no, sorry. He went on his own to practice his lines at the studio.”
“Ah.”
A beat of disappointed silence.
“Okay. Sorry to bother you.”
You reached out and grabbed the sleeve of that parka, stopping those downcast eyes shrouded with hair and a black baseball cap pulled low. The man stopped turning around. Glanced at your hold, then up at you.
You gave him a half-smile, tugging at Min Yoongi’s sleeve.
“I marinated some pork. Come on, eat dinner with me.”
He let out a breath he had been holding. “Ah, no. No, I don’t want to bother you.”
“You’re just gonna go out and eat crap fast food anyway,” you chided, rolling your eyes. “Eat a real meal or I’ll never hear the end of it from that big mouth.” You meant your brother. You saw that Yoongi knew that, a twinkle appearing in the dullness that was those eyes hiding behind a curtain of black strands.
“I can cook on my own, you know.”
It was a weak refusal.
“Yeah, but you’re not going to, are you?” you pointed out.
There was silence that melded with a thousand unspoken words between you and him. You held onto his parka, stubborn and unyielding, and you could tell he wanted his silence, but you weren’t giving it to him, and, in the end, he gave up, stepping into the house. You closed the front door behind him. Let him have his routine. Everyone had one. Some took their coat off first, some their shoes, some neatly, some haphazardly.
You turned around after hearing nothing for several seconds.
Yoongi looked back at you, raising the brim of his hat.
“Guess you two are related, huh.”
You made a face of mock disgust. He laughed softly. Rolled your eyes and wandered off to the kitchen to finish the meal you had been making. Yoongi followed, asking if he could help. You had him cut up the pa-kimchi to more sizable pieces. The rest of the time was quiet, save for the sound of popping oil and crisping meat. He knew where all the bowls and chopsticks were. Nodded in thanks as you served him sizzling pork and vegetables on top of white rice, sliding it in front of him first before immediately facing the sink to clean the pan.
Yoongi waited until you were done and ate with you.
“It’s too hot to eat right away,” was his excuse.
You let him have his excuse, nodding in agreement.
He chewed carefully as you shoved a big bite in your mouth.
“It’s good.”
You covered your lips as you spoke. “Who do you think taught him? Best investment of my life.”
Yoongi smiled and that was that.
You chewed, savory spice coating your tongue, watching him. He noticed and looked up from his food, black cap removed and beside him now. Still hiding, guarded in his gaze, but curious at your undivided attention. You could tell he expected you to look away, but you did not, still chewing, taking in his pale face, dark circles, flattened straight black hair.
You swallowed.
“Why do you want to talk to him, anyway?” you asked. “Did he do something stupid?”
Yoongi let out a puff of amusement, shaking his head. “No. Hyung didn’t do anything.”
You nodded. The meal blanketed in silence once again. You were standing at the counter as Yoongi sat at one of the barstools. You placed your chopsticks down and reached over to the cabinet, taking out a small glass. Went to the fridge. Took out a bottle of soju.
Poured some into the glass and placed it in front of Yoongi.
He raised his eyebrows. A mute question. You pointed to the meat, then to him.
“It’s a heavy meal. You need some lightness to wash it down.”
You let it be known. He searched your eyes. You didn’t hide. A thousand words in that silence. He could see that you knew despite him not saying anything. Maybe not the details, the specifics, the exact reasons, but you understood and you did not ask for elaboration.
Yoongi smiled, nodding once, and that was enough.
You put the soju back and continued eating. Spaced out.
“I sometimes wish I was more like hyung,” Yoongi said after several sips of soju.
“Head empty, no thoughts?” you chuckled, nibbling on a scallion. “Yeah, pretty hard to have an existential crisis when you have no thoughts about existence in the first place.”
Inquisitive expression. “Bothers you?”
You hummed, sucking the side of your teeth to dislodge some food. Thought about it. “No.” You glanced at Yoongi.
You could see he didn’t believe you.
You gave him a half-smile. Sighed a little. “It would be really easy to hate him,” you mused, separating a bite of rice with your chopsticks. “But he didn’t do anything. He didn’t ask to exist, didn’t know life was easy because he was the firstborn son, didn’t know to wonder what I was thinking or how I felt about this or that.” You chuckled, popping the rice into your mouth, tucking it into your cheek, chewing lightly. “I wouldn’t know how to respond to those questions even if he asked them. He just kept being nice to me even when I was mean and, when I asked him why, Seokjin said, because I’m your brother and you’re my sister.” You swallowed and rolled your eyes, hanging your head to the side as your line of sight settled on Yoongi sitting beside you.
One of your brother’s friends, relatively quiet, close to only those that he knew well.
He was close to Seokjin.
Your brother was always himself. Your brother was never discouraged. Your brother made the world laugh, filled it with brightness, even to the point of making himself look like an idiot. Not because it was his nature, but mostly because he wanted his loved ones to remember that he was always there for them. You knew you were more like him than you let on, but you chose to hide behind bitterness at, well, nothing really, being mad at society was pointless, and yet it was a sting that couldn’t be ignored, so you maintained a tough exterior, hoping everyone would get the hint and leave you the fuck alone.
It was never Seokjin’s fault that you lived in his shadow but society sure enjoyed constantly reminding you about it.
You scoffed and shook your head.
“I’d hate him except he’s the best, so I don’t.”
Yoongi hummed. “Mmm.”
You collected what was left in your bowl and cocked an eyebrow. “What?”
His face didn’t change. Almost bored. Borderline expressionless.
“It’s pretty unfair that everyone in this family have healing personalities and are good-looking.”
You felt your face freeze up, sudden heat at your cheeks and ears.
“Don’t come onto me after I’ve made you a meal. You’re making it weird.”
You heard Yoongi chuckle but you didn’t watch, bringing the bowl to your mouth and wolfing down the last bit of your food, busying yourself with the dirty dishes to avoid his gaze. In the end, your brother didn’t come home, but the meal seemed to be enough. You watched Yoongi put on his shoes and hat, facing you now, no longer hiding behind black bangs and dull eyes.
“Thanks for the food.”
“Mmm,” was your best response, avoiding words to avoid it getting too weird.
“Next time, I’ll make a meal for you to even it out.”
The side of your lips curved into a small smirk, throwing him a challenge. “Oh? I want lamb skewers then.”
Yoongi laughed, flashing his teeth and gums, shaking his head. Brightness in those eye-smiles.
“I’m sure I could make that.”
You opened the door for him. He turned and waved a hand, walking out. Your eyes followed his back, parka and cap. Yoongi stopped when he reached the end of the steps.
Turned back around and gave you a half-smile.
For some reason, it relieved you.
You returned that half-smile and Yoongi seemed satisfied, striding down the sidewalk with confidence.
-
“Woo, jeez. I’m gonna need a drink.”
You threw yourself against the vending machine dramatically and reached into your pocket, pulling out a crumpled bill. Unceremoniously jammed it into the slot, mashing the buttons. Clang! The lemon kombucha tumbled down and you swiped for it. Cracked it open, ticking your chin at Jungkook as he skidded to a stop beside you, cheeks flushed but still too composed to be a couch potato.
Your brother was right.
Jeon Jungkook was a muscle pig.
You took a giant swig. Jungkook beamed at you, his smile like a thousand lightbulbs under the pessimistic blanket you kept over your head.
It hurt your eyes.
“That was fun,” he said, his voice breathy and fluttery.
You tapped the vending machine glass but remained against it, too out of breath to reply, masking it with your aggressive gulping of your kombucha. Avoided looking at him, feeling his heat as he stepped up to the machine, feeding in his own money and punching the numbers. Long seconds ticked past, embellished by the background music of the machinery whirring.
Then you made a mistake.
You glanced up.
Jungkook noticed immediately and made eye contact.
Something in you told you to look away, and then the second thought came to interrupt it, this isn’t a drama, look at him in the eyes, don’t be scared of some guy, and so you stared into those big, deep, dark brown eyes, pools of glimmering chocolate, barely hearing the clang of the drink dropping down. Seemed like Jungkook didn’t hear it either; his hand was pressed to the glass, each breath making his shoulders rise and fall, black hair wisping over his tanned cheekbones, parted pink lips with a mole underneath, a detail of his mouth that was just as prominent as his silver lip ring, and you knew them all because someone put it in your head that maybe, just maybe, you and Jeon Jungkook suited each other.
Maybe.
You cocked your head to the bottom of the vending machine.
“Your drink.”
Jungkook jumped, letting out the breath he had been holding, quickly grabbing the bottle awaiting him at the open slot.
Lemon kombucha.
You raised your eyebrows as he twisted it open. He caught your question, chuckling awkwardly.
“Ah… I happen to like this brand too. What are the odds…?”
You nodded dazedly, still perched against the machine. Now what? There were a lot of things you could do in this situation. A lot of things you would have done if it was someone else. Probably grab the hem of his shirt and drag him closer, make that magical moment you knew he craved, that airtight seal between your lips and his lips, steal his breath and his heart so fast that he, like so many others, wouldn’t even know it, hinting at that illusionary utopia everyone seemed to believe in.
You didn’t believe in it yourself.
You just liked to create that façade and then shatter it.
You watched Jungkook place his lips at the lip of the bottle and drink, noticing your attentive gaze and looking back, confusion and curiosity rolled together. You tilted your head, searching those pols of glimmering chocolate.
You didn’t not like him.
But you definitely didn’t want everyone to be right.
“Why’d you get the tattoos?” you suddenly asked, pointing to his right arm. The dark ink was visible even under the white jersey fabric.
He looked down as if he had just discovered his own arm. “Oh… I always wanted tattoos. I thought they were cool.”
“Is that your goal in life? To be cool?”
He looked like he was about to respond, but instead he raised his arm and reached over with his left hand to yank the sleeve of his right down, turning his forearm so that you could read the typewritten font. Rather be dead than cool. He shrugged as if this was enough of an answer.
You nodded, accepting it.
“Do you…” Jungkook hesitated, then chose to continue. “Like tattoos?”
“Me?” You laughed. “Of course. I can’t get any.”
His brows knitted together. Defiance and it wasn’t even his body. “Why not?”
You smiled.
“I know a dangerous addiction when I see one.”
-
“You okay?”
“Yeah.”
A hand rested on your shoulder. You continued staring at your phone, scrolling mindlessly.
“You didn’t eat your dinner.”
You chewed on your lip.
“I’m okay, Seokjinnie.”
Your brother rubbed your shoulder gently, sitting down beside you on the couch. Just you and him now, your parents often travelling. They used their retirement to its fullest, relishing the riches of the world. You placed your head against his broad shoulder, lowering your phone.
“I’m okay,” you murmured.
Seokjin put his arm around you, leaning his head against yours. You didn’t like it when people touched you. It seemed fake, disingenuous. But not Seokjin. He used to rant and jabber on in your moods, but now he stayed silent after you told him that this was better. You used to push him away, saying that you needed to be left alone to have your epiphany on your own, but he was too protective to let you be. You both ended up settling on this, his calming touch and quiet.
“You gotta eat,” Seokjin whispered. Almost urgently. “Eating is happiness.”
Well, he tried to be silent. It was still a struggle.
“Mhm. Especially your food.”
You could tell he was beaming even though you weren’t looking at his face. Seokjin never turned down a compliment, although he seemed to enjoy the ones that he gave himself most. Yours came in second-best though.
“Why is it,” you sighed, letting your thoughts escape. “That you only start living life when you realize life means nothing?”
“Is that the formula?” Seokjin replied, his voice pitching in doubt. “What am I then? Dead?”
“You don’t think any thoughts about life. You’re just living mindlessly.”
“It’s a lot less confusing that way, you know.”
It was, but you didn’t feel like telling him that he was right.
“You think a lot in this little head of yours.”
“You think too little in that big head of yours,” you retorted, feeling his fingers massaging your scalp. Not a true statement, but bickering required a certain level of dishonesty to remain sincere.
Minutes passed. He didn’t fight you because you indulged him in a little of your troubles. You didn’t want to get too into it. He understood that. He was the same way. But sharing nothing and relying on distraction only created distance. This was the balance that formed with adulthood and learning about each other.
Still, sometimes it was better to change the subject.
“You think about what I said?” Seokjin asked casually.
Your lips curved into a half-smile. You could hear the unease and annoyance in his voice. You knew exactly what he was talking about. Or, more accurately, who.
“Yeah.”
“Crazy, right?”
“Pretty crazy.”
Silence.
“He probably has cooties.”
“They all do. Men are nasty.”
You didn’t have to see Seokjin’s squint of disapproval to know it was there. Refuting you would be counterintuitive to his goal though, so he remained in mute calculation, weighing the pros and cons. It was up to you to break him out of that math.
“Jungkook seems like an immaculate, clean person though.”
Seokjin was quick to dispute. “Are you kidding me? That kid has so much stuff. You could never make all that look neat. Hah,” he tutted, shaking his head and causing yours to move as well. “One is never enough. He needs a billion to find the perfect one.”
“Mmm. A worrying trend.”
It was a comfortable silence, but short-lived.
“You don’t have to do anything. You can pretend like no one said anything. You’re good at that.”
It was a dig; however, you were not offended. “I wasn’t gonna do anything.”
“Oh. Good.”
You could sense Seokjin’s inner struggle. “He’s not like… a bad person or anything. We get along really well,” he managed to get out with some effort.
“I know. I watch you pick a fight and lose every time.”
“I don’t lose! He doesn’t follow the rules of the match!” Seokjin whined, annoyed at his own reminiscing.
“Your rules don’t make sense.”
“Rules don’t have to make sense. They’re rules and you follow them. How else is a game supposed to be fun or worth winning if everything made sense?”
-
“Let me ask you something.”
Jungkook was crushing the empty kombucha bottles into flat pancakes to recycle them. He seemed very proud doing so, neat and orderly. “Hm?”
“Do you actually believe them? That we’re compatible?”
He punched the kombucha bottle so hard it flew off the park table and skidded several meters away.
You raised your eyebrows.
Mumbled apology, red ears, and a quick scurry later, the smashed bottle was in the recycling. You waited. Jungkook took his time with the other, flattening it better than any trash compactor out there. You almost missed his response.
“I took your name to a fortune teller,” he said quietly, not looking at you. “They said it was a good match, your name and mine.”
You frowned. “You believe that stuff?”
He nodded slowly, tossing the bottle into the recycling bin. “Yeah. I’m easily influenced.”
“Hmm.”
You stuck your hands into your acid-wash denim jacket, feeling a slight chill in your oversized t-shirt that you were using as a dress. The knit fabric was covered in cool-toned watercolor roses overlaid by a large black crescent moon. You squinted at nothing, using your black boot to kick a weed underfoot. Fortunes, huh. What could be or just a self-fulfilling prophecy? Maybe this was already the latter with all the outside interference. But you had already decided that you were going to live this life however you wanted, so no matter how much others pushed, you were going to remain immobile, until…
“Do you remember that night you helped me solve that calculus problem?” Jungkook suddenly asked, cutting through your thoughts like a hot knife through butter.
Smooth.
“Yeah, you came over ‘cause I’m the only one good at math,” you snickered, running a hand through your hair. “Even though I hadn’t done calculus in years.” You sniffed, recalling the memory. “It was just an extra credit problem but you were determined to solve it.”
“You solved it.”
“Uh huh.”
“I fell asleep at around ten, but you stayed up until the middle of the night, teaching yourself how to solve it so you could teach me. You wrote it down step-by-step and even added extra notes to clarify why and what you were doing at each part.”
You sucked the inside of your cheek and felt your eyebrow twitch, looking away to the grassy area of the park. “Well, it was bothering me too. It wasn’t like it was that long ago when I learned Calculus, at the time anyway. Hah, but when you do stuff too early, sometimes you forget it too early as well.”
“I remember your face when you woke me up at three in the morning, trying to explain.” Jungkook chuckled and you snuck a peek to see his sheepish grin, his hand behind his head. Ruffled hair and distance. Too much like a drama, so you looked away quickly, chewing on the side of your lower lip. “I was too sleepy to understand, but I got it the next day when I was on the train, reading your explanation.”
“Well, you learn fast. You were good at school. Except English.”
Jungkook made a dismissive noise and whistled lightly.
You turned your head, smirk on your lips.
Facing him.
His eyes slid back, whistle disappearing. His lips were still sticking out, a soft ‘o’. It slowly dissipated, and suddenly you were aware of the sun dipping low, the streetlights turning on, daydreams slipping into starlit scenes, and they were watching you, those pools of glimmering chocolate, his voice echoing in your head, I need you to kiss me, and you raised an eyebrow, questioning it.
“I never forgot what you did for me.”
You listened to his voice, asking him wordlessly, you’re still with me, your fists in your pockets, hmph, everyone couldn’t be right, no, this was just some dumb game played by your brother’s friends who got this stupid idea in their heads and were running with it until it wasn’t fun anymore.
“You woke me up and it was like I was still dreaming,” Jungkook continued, his words like shivering glass. Strange. What was he afraid of? Seemed weird to be nervous after the earlier events of trying to climb on top of you. “You could have told me to go ask the teacher later or another classmate, but you stayed up late and taught yourself to teach me.”
Of course, I’m still with you.
You shrugged. “I knew I could do it.”
“You could have given up and called me an idiot.”
“You’re a little bit of an idiot.”
He frowned.
You shrugged again, half-smile on your lips. “It isn’t that big of a deal.”
“It is because it shows your character,” Jungkook retorted childishly.
“Who cares about that?” you scoffed, closing one eye and lifting your chin. “All this world cares about are what you look like and what you pretend to be.”
His reply was clear.
“You’re both beautiful and real.”
You flinched. Something in you was telling you to run again, but your second thought pushed it away, this is not a drama and you’re not a kid, don’t run, but there were no words you could follow up with, not when Jungkook was looking at you with those fierce, deep, dark brown eyes, tension over his features at your stubbornness, remembering he needs a billion to find the perfect one, and...
There was no such thing as the perfect one.
You sighed, looking away, then looking back, pointed eye contact, telling yourself that this wasn’t a drama and you weren’t a kid. You didn’t run from things like this and you weren’t going to.
Not then, not now, not ever.
“Why do you run from those that try to court you?” You cocked your head, referencing the large number. Not a billion but somewhere around there. “They might be there, in that mess. Your fortune or whatever.”
Jungkook looked down, but you jerked slightly, catching his gaze, not letting him run. He paused at your determination. Why do you go to Hoseok’s parties? There was something different now. You could see it in the way he was scrutinizing you, as if he just now realized something.
“Maybe.”
Or...?
“But you can make your own fortune too. I don’t want to be stuck with someone who doesn’t know what you know.”
You furrowed your brows, tilting you head. “What do I know?”
“That life means nothing,” Jungkook said, familiar words and you began to realize Jungkook was Seokjin’s friend after all and he was a lot more observant than you were giving him credit for. “And your motto is to truly live it, no matter what anyone says.”
He grinned.
All teeth and earnestness, sincerity so real it was blinding.
“I think that’s pretty fucking cool.”
You know, he’s totally your type.
He was, but then everybody started saying he was and that became annoying.
“Gah!”
You flung your hands out of your pockets. Fists to spread fingers, irritated at the words and, worse, the way the words made you feel, ignoring Jungkook’s yelp of surprise and stepping towards him, his big eyes getting bigger when your hands seized the front of his white shirt. You growled, shaking him a little roughly.
“I hate that I like you.”
And then you kissed him.
-
You gotta wake him up.
The excitement had kept you awake. You clutched pages of scribbled equations. Your various attempts at trying to decipher derivates and integrals with the same red mechanical pencil you used at university when you went not too long ago. Maybe there was some magic in it. Some magical learning bullshit, because you figured it out with only the textbook as your guide. There was no better feeling than understanding a concept that you previously thought was difficult. A very satisfying victory.
Wake him up.
You stared at Jeon Jungkook passed out on your couch. You had pulled a Pikachu blanket over him when he fell asleep and continued your trials, your brows furrowed and with one lamp on, silently concentrating over homework that wasn’t even yours.
It had bothered you greatly, not knowing.
You stared at black hair over shut eyes, the rise and fall of his broad chest, that head cushioned by those luxe faux fur cushions Seokjin had insisted on buying over two years ago at that pricey store. White because they looked clean and expensive. You thought it was a dumb idea. Your brother had promised that he would yell very loudly at his friends if they spilled anything on them. You had reluctantly agreed, chucking them into the cart.
Right now, the white fur surrounded Jungkook’s sleepy head like a soft cloud, haloing the dreamy starlit scenes that were being played out behind his closed eyelids.
He’s handsome.
You turned back to the table. Got a fresh sheet of paper, untangling the papers and re-writing the solution to the problem. Spaced-out and clear. You now knew the concepts that he understood well and those that he didn’t, adding extra explanation beside steps that fell into the latter category. The melody of graphite scratching became the background music to your thoughts you recalled back to earlier in the evening.
“This question is for extra credit,” you remembered telling him.
“I want to solve it, if I can,” he had said.
You remembered looking into his eyes, seeing the fierce determination in them.
“Okay. Let’s figure it out then.”
Later, you could tell Jungkook wanted to give up even after saying that, but he saw your perseverance and reignited his motivation, asking to try different approaches. Still, the frustration was rising every time you both hit a wall until you finally caught him nodding off, his head practically hitting the coffee table.
“Lay down for a bit.”
He didn’t have the energy to refuse, climbing into the sofa when you nudged him, and you turned back, only to feel a hand gasping at your sweater. Gentle tug. Small mumble of your name.
“S'kay… thanks for helping me… you should go sleep… zzz…”
Jungkook hadn’t let go until he was no longer awake.
There was no reason to keep trying. It wasn’t even your homework. It was an extra credit problem. Jungkook had already surrendered to his dreams. The only reason to continue was pure academic curiosity, stubbornness, and your belief that you could do it.
And you did.
Then you wrote it neatly for him to understand.
Done.
You turned back to his sleeping form. Hovered. His lips were slightly parted in his dozing state. You reached over and brushed the hair out of his eyes. Paused.
Grazed your knuckle against his cheek.
His diligence is cute.
There was something about his earnestness that had inspired you to try a little harder. That mixed with your adamant nature kept you going until you were victorious. Maybe it was a fool’s errand. Maybe it was wasted effort. Maybe it meant nothing at all.
“But you wanted to solve it,” you murmured softly to the dreaming sleepyhead wrapped up in the fuzzy pastel yellow blanket covered with Pikachu’s various adorable facial expressions. Your hand retreated, feeling a half-smile on your lips.
I like him.
It wasn’t a grand moment. No bells chimed. Sparks didn’t fly. A cheesy, serendipitous love song didn’t play in the background. In fact, Jungkook was borderline snoring, your back hurt from sitting at the coffee table for so long, and your brain was crammed with more math than the wonderful little things that made Jungkook, Jungkook, but that was the moment that you knew that you liked him. You knew, as surely as you knew the answer to the calculus problem that had plagued you until three in the morning.
You knew.
You didn’t know what the hell to do about it, but that was a later you problem.
You placed your hand on his shoulder and shook it.
“Jungkook? Jungkook, I solved it.”
His eyes barely cracked open.
“Wuh…?”
-
Then everybody started to say, wow, you two would suit each other, and certainty morphed into defiance because, come on, what the fuck, everyone was saying the same thing, talking in your ears nonstop and driving you up the wall, so you shut it all out. Covered your ears and prayed for your intuition to be wrong. Because the one person that didn’t say anything was, well, the one who mattered.
On the verge of giving up was the moment that he chose to say something.
Sheesh.
Did he know how troublesome it had been? How troublesome he was?
You pressed your lips to his, tilting your head to deepen the kiss, your fingers curling into the white fabric, ghosting your tongue over his lower lip, inhaling his clean scent. Citrus, linen, vanilla, the notes of his cologne burning into your memory.
Then you felt a breeze against your ass.
You jerked back.
Jungkook’s hand caught under the hem of your oversized shirt.
“What are you doing?” you snapped.
Huge round eyes. “Um.” He tried to pull his hand back but you grabbed his wrist, squeezing it harshly. He winced, eyes shifting. “S-Sorry. I–”
“We’re in the neighborhood park, I just admitted that I like you, and you’re trying to expose my ass to whoever walks past? Are you advertising it?”
Jungkook seemed to finally link those things together. The kiss must have scrambled his common sense or some shit. He shook his head very quickly. “No. No! Definitely not. I don’t want that.”
You raised your eyebrows. Only physical constraints prevented them from going any higher. He stepped closer, frowning slightly. Actually, more of a pout.
“I… I don’t want to be with anyone else.”
Somehow, hearing it from him made your cheeks burn hot. Somehow, it was way more embarrassing hearing him saying things like that to you. You looked away from those glimmering pools of chocolate, gripping his wrist far too tight. His other hand came up tentatively, settling on your back, his warm body bumping into yours.
“I thought about it a thousand times,” he muttered, speaking to the top of your head. “Because what was the perfect way to ask the perfect person? Everyone kept getting in the way, and I just wanted it to be right, the correct words to say, the picture-perfect scene, the most beautiful moment yet to come…”
“Jungkook.”
You looked up abruptly. Jungkook flinched back, avoiding your head with his chin, gawking down at you with those deep, dark brown eyes.
His hard dick was pressing against your bare thigh through his pants.
You shifted your leg and he visibly shivered, big eyes getting bigger, clearly knowing exactly what you meant without you saying anything at all. He tried to move the lower half of his body away, but your leg followed, practically going between his hard thighs, causing him to both freeze and give up.
“Let’s go back to my place.”
“B-But, hyung–”
“Seokjin’s at the party. He’s too drunk to know what’s up or down anymore.”
-
“What sho–”
You held Jungkook’s anxious face in your hands, forcing him to sit down on your bed.
“Don’t think too much about it. It’s perfect that way,” you replied, before capturing his lips again.
Perhaps Jungkook trusted your expertise, or possibly it was the boundless confidence that you were displaying, or maybe he just straight up wanted to be led along, satisfied in losing himself to dancing tongue and grazing fingertips, whispering your name in between gasps that you drank with ease. Here, there was no one to talk in your ear and muddle your mind. Here you could trust in how you felt and how to show it, tracing his cheekbone, temple, fingers tangling into his hair, tugging you both down onto lilac sheets and your Pokémon-themed pastel duvet of Pikachu and friends serving delicious desserts, but the real sweetness was his gentle sigh and the way the dying light splayed across the room, lingering between your bodies, daydreams slipping into a starlit scene, ah, well, would have been if it wasn’t for the lights of suburbia interrupting the magic.
But that didn’t matter.
Because you and him were the magic.
“Jungkook…”
You shrugged out of your jacket. Let it fall to the ground. Soft kisses onto his cheeks, his lips, the mole underneath them, kept going until he laughed, and you wouldn’t be caught dead with anyone knowing how you were acting right now, absolutely not, and he looked up at you as you stilled, suddenly self-aware of what he was doing to you. You gave him a half-smile and let go of his face, busying yourself with pulling up his long-sleeve shirt instead.
“When did you fall in love with me?” Jungkook asked underneath the white jersey fabric, dragging it along to help you remove it. His grinning head popped out, black hair askew, carelessly tossing the shirt aside.
You pursed your lips, sitting in his lap.
“I’m not in love with you.”
He pulled a pout. “Go back to lying to me.”
Tongue in cheek, half-smile. “Maybe I was always in love with you. It was hard to say it because there are so many girls in the way. The odds weren’t looking good for our hero.”
He squinted at you, suspicious. “I’d put my money on you.”
“Nuh uh, gambling is a bad habit.”
“Why didn’t you do anything sooner? You could have.”
You almost joked again, but you saw the way his shoulders slumped, heard his tone drop. Those deep, dark brown eyes on you, wondering for real. You didn’t have the heart to make light of it.
“I could have,” you agreed quietly. “Then everyone started saying it, so I started doubting it.” You scrunched up your face childishly in front of shirtless, mature-bodied Jungkook. “I don’t like it when other people tell me what to do.”
He tilted his head.
“It’s not so bad.”
You tilted your head back, questioning and curious.
“What isn’t?”
You suddenly noticed the red flush slowly appearing on his cheeks despite his unfluctuating tone.
“Someone telling you what to do,” Jungkook whispered, his hair and shoulders haloed by the last rays of the sun.
Oh?
You raised your hand.
His large eyes immediately tracked the movement, following the curve of your fingers.
“Close your eyes.”
He hesitated, those glimmering pools of sweet chocolate shifting to your face. A little bit of fear, a tiny bit of excitement, a lot of trust. You nodded, said it again.
“Close your eyes.”
Jungkook closed his eyes.
You placed your fingers on his shaking chest. He sucked in a breath, falling back onto his hands, shoulders rigid. Warm. Smooth. Traveling down to the small moles that dotted his chest, one by one, slow and exploratory. Small movement of your fingertips leaning forward and shifting to your fingernails, scratching lightly at his tan skin. His gasp made his torso twitch first before you heard it, body shuddering at the sensation. You tested him a little more, pressing your nails into his flexed pecs, raking them up. His gasp drew out, pink lips parting, becoming a low moan, brows furrowing but eyes still shut, and you kept your silence, lessening the pressure as you outlined his straining neck with your touch, feeling the blood pumping hard under your fingertips.
Shallow, tense breaths.
Struggling to whisper your name. It came out in a whimper.
“I’m here,” you murmured back.
You could tell Jungkook was embarrassed but he still didn’t open his eyes, either because you hadn’t said so or because he was reassured by the huskiness of your voice, satisfied that you were not unaffected by what was happening. The pads of your fingers trailed along his collarbone, down, nails past his racing heartbeat, his sharp inhale and then you paused.
He stilled.
You placed your middle fingertip on his left nipple.
Massaged it slowly, lightly.
His teeth sunk into his lower lip and Jungkook turned his head away, muffled groan behind closed lips. You felt the nub harden under your touch and nicked it with your nail, watching his head fall back and his shoulders tremble, eyes still closed but for some reason he couldn’t face you, his fingers clutching your duvet and wrinkling it with tension, the muscles in his arms suddenly tense, the tattoos of his right arm standing out on taut skin.
You continued rubbing and slid off his lap.
“Wha – fuck!”
Placed your tongue on the other nipple and started rubbing it with the wet muscle, slow circles mixed with short, lapping licks, and Jungkook was falling apart above you, his eyes opening, looking down, gasping for air that he couldn’t seem to fill his lungs with, darkness now replaced with the lewd scene in front of him, sensations shattering his composure.
“O-Oooh…”
You looked up at him, tipping your head back a little. Let him watch your tongue moving, anchoring yourself on the edge of the bed with your free hand. You were pretty sure he didn’t expect this. From the look on his face and the sounds he was making, he was not complaining, his moans bleeding into whines as you tilted your head and slid your tongue up, up, nibbles on his collarbone and kissing up his neck. Shivering breath to a half-smile, and you kissed him, deeply, one knee between his legs, his erection pressed to your thigh again, and Jungkook closed his own thighs, pushing up, rubbing his hard cock against your leg and sliding his tongue in your mouth, giving you his wanton whimpers as you sucked on it, gently at first, then harder as his hips began to thrust, kissing you so fiercely that you felt his lip ring indent into the side of your mouth.
“Please…”
Right into your throat.
You broke the kiss, lifting your hand from his chest. Dug your thumbnail into his lower lip and opened his desperate mouth, caging his cheek with your other four fingers.
“Say it again,” you purred.
Stared into his eyes, letting your hot breath drift into his throat. You knew he could see it, the smile in your gaze as you said your next words, ones he said only a few hours ago.
“Do me this favor.”
He grinned under your hold, spark of playfulness in chocolatey orbs.
“Please,” Jungkook begged for you.
Well, if you ever needed a second moment to know what you already knew, this was it.
You smiled back.
“Of course.”
The oncoming night signaled the end of day but this was the beginning, starting with your hand on Jungkook’s chest pushing him up on the bed, following his movement and tapping the large orb on your nightstand, watching his bright eyes light up as it glowed, apparently very impressed by your spherical touch lamp casting gentle brightness in the darkness. You tucked your knuckle against his jaw, guiding him back.
You hovered over him.
Your hair falling over your shoulder, your hands by his head, curiosity looking back up at you from the pillows.
Counting each breath, the preface to secrets from the heart that could only be spoken in darkness and in the heat of the moment, if not now then never, better sooner than later, staring into Jeon Jungkook’s eyes, windows to a soul so very different than yours, but this was real and this was right.
A half-smile because you couldn’t fucking believe what you were about to say.
“I don’t really believe in love or dreams coming true,” you said to him. “But I believe in you, and you’re both of those things.”
I love you.
It was probably better that Jungkook was speechless because you could barely look at him in the face anymore, only doing so out of pure stubbornness and your refusal to run too fast, feeling your cheeks heat and your teeth gnawing at your lower lip, seeing your own reflection in those large, dark brown eyes, and, when you felt it was sufficient enough time for him to understand that you meant it, you dove down and escaped his gaze.
“W-Wait – oh!”
You muffled his stutters with quick action. Yanked his pants and underwear down, snapping the elastic and sending it shooting over the edge of your bed. Leaned down and closed the distance, your lips parting, hot breath washing over taut skin, licking him.
Or, more accurately, licking his hard cock and leaking saliva down the quivering length.
“A-Ah… I… oh, w-what…”
You glanced up at Jungkook, half-lidded eyes and extending your tongue, coating him with a glossy sheen. His jaw dropped, panting shallowly, watching you reach up and spread it everywhere, yelping at the slick sensitivity. You tilted your head and his thin exhale turned into breathless moans, his head tipping back and lashes fluttering as you went down, down, all the way to the base and then some, cutting off your own air, not caring in the slightest, your tongue gliding from the bottom of the head to the base and then extending past your lips, pushing up his balls with your free hand to curl your tongue around them and suck, the taste of his skin drenching your senses, thrusting the tip into your throat and teasing his balls with expansive licks, the slurping sound loudly echoing throughout your bedroom, adding to the melody of his moan.
“Wow, o-o-oh, that’s s-so deep…”
You sandwiched the throbbing head between your tongue and roof of your mouth, rubbing back and forth without moving your jaw, maximum sensation with only the inner muscles of your mouth shifting, and Jungkook didn’t know what to do, startled that your head wasn’t moving and yet there was so fucking much going on in that wet tightness, white knuckles gripping fistfuls of your sheets, exhales hitched with pleasure, barely squeaking out your name as you popped your mouth off and stuffed both of his balls into your lips at the same time, wrapping your fingers around his length, stroking slowly, making sure to gift him with overwhelming euphoria.
“I-I can’t,” Jungkook finally gasped.
“Can’t what?” you mumbled around his balls, swallowing and releasing them in between each word.
“I’m g-gonna cum…”
“Then cum on my face.”
You sucked on his balls, swirling your tongue around them, stretching the skin taut and pressing your nimble muscle flat against the skin, rubbing sensually.
“I can’t cum on your face,” Jungkook heatedly retorted.
“Why not?”
His balls popping in and out of your mouth was driving him insane, cries and whimpers mixing together into a garbled mess as he tried to collect his thoughts, failing as he started and stopped speaking multiple times, back arching and head falling back, moaning far too loud before he managed to groan, “Please, no, I can’t c-cum on your face the first time, please.”
“Sure you can,” you replied, thinking that he might see it as disrespectful. “I’m telling you that you should.”
“That’s not – oh, fuck me, fuck me, fuck me – that’s n-not what I m-mean…!”
His cock twitched. You gripped a little tighter. Slick throughout, steady pace, focusing the pressure at the base of the dark, purple-red head. Filled your mouth with both of his balls and sucked harder, licking right between them, and Jungkook whined, unlatching his right hand from your sheets.
You didn’t have time to react as his hand shot out and grabbed your moving hand, gripping it so tightly that you were forced to stop.
“F-Fuck!”
A near-scream, throwing his head back onto your pillows and slamming his left fist onto the bed, his right hand shaking as his cock pulsed in your palm, so close but cut off, Jungkook shoving his face into your pillows and basically yelling into them, covering his nose and eyes, shoulders jerking, chest heaving, his black hair over the exposed part of his face.
You had removed your mouth from his balls right away, not taking the chance with his sudden movement. You placed your hand on his hard, tense thigh.
“A… Are you okay?”
Jungkook moaned, flinching his head back, breathing hard.
“Don’t be n-nice to me a-after that…” he panted, left hand rising, pushing his hair back from his sweaty forehead.
You blinked slowly. “I said it was okay. I meant it.”
Shivering all over, aimlessly waving his free hand, still not letting go of yours on his cock. “N-Not that… fuck… don’t t-talk like that…” he puffed, his eyes closing, trying to catch his breath.
“Like what? Cumming on my face?”
His cock twitched in your hand and he slapped his own face, groaning loudly.
“Are you not into that?” you asked, puzzled.
Jungkook peeked at you between his fingers, his cheekbones flared pink. “I’m into it. Fuck, I’m too into it. I’m still so fucking hard just thinking about it, but it’s not that,” he breathed, lower lip shaky.
You stared at his underlip mole. “Then what’s wrong?”
His grip around your hand finally loosened a little.
“I… I want the first time I cum with you to be inside you…” he mumbled.
… Oh?
Your eyes travelled up, up.
To his, dark brown orbs under messy hair and spread fingers.
“Inside where?” you questioned pointedly, unwavering.
You saw Jungkook’s inhale catch, felt his cock throb at your firm composure. He wasn’t so much embarrassed as he was put on the spot. Swallowing hard to try and dimmish the excitement in his silvery voice, enjoying your assertiveness on a much deeper level than simply being impressed.
“I-Inside… your pussy,” he breathed.
There was something so very fucking sexy about his obedience and his need, so sexy the way he rose to meet you when you crawled up his body, leaning in, kissing him, so sexy that he met you halfway with a grateful whine. Impatient, pushing up your shirt, reminding you why you were so fucking warm, so preoccupied with him that you forgot about yourself, and you swiftly unhooked your bra with one hand and fumbling with the drawer of your nightstand with the other, pulling out the string of condoms and slapping them down on the bed.
His eyes went wide as your breasts were revealed.
You took his hands and placed them exactly where they wanted to be, or at least you guessed so from Jungkook’s moan of approval and the zeal he had as he ran his thumbs over your hard nipples.
“A-Ah, Jungkook…”
His fingers sunk into the soft curve and he tugged slightly, pushing you above him even though you were trying to push down your panties, and the next second was wet heat and bliss, your jaw clenching as you felt his lips close in. Lapping kisses, dancing tongue, diligent earnestness, your hand smacking the headboard to anchor yourself, wave after pleasurable wave radiating from your chest.
Your tangled panties escaped down your legs.
You slammed the condom to the headboard with your other hand and ripped it open, gasping as he rolled your other nipple between his fingers.
“J-Jungkook, let me fuck you,” you gritted out, shuddering above his head.
You backed up and he was forced to let go, doing so very reluctantly.
You rolled the condom down his length and he watched you, deep brown eyes darker with lust, glancing up at you when you scooted back, his eyes darting up and down your body, adding to the mounting embarrassment, your fingers slippery as you spread your pussy lips apart, using your free hand to guide him while lowering yourself slowly.
“Stop looking at me like that,” you chided, trying to keep your voice even.
“You’re the only one I want to look at for the rest of my life,” Jungkook replied breathlessly, not looking away.
That wasn’t how life worked, but you didn’t bother to correct him.
Instead, you spread your knees and sank down onto his cock. You both moaned in unison, heads tipping back, entangled in the joint sensation of filling and fullness. You adjusted your hips to find comfort, pleasure rocketing up your spine, beginning to build the pace. No hesitation, only instinct, leaning forward and placing your hands above his shoulders, rolling your hips, riding him and squeezing him all over, savoring the hardness, chancing a moment to look down and Jungkook’s head craned up, definitely previously watching you slide up and down on top of him.
You smacked your ass down, painting his crotch with your arousal, sweet and sticky.
He gasped, his hands rising, holding your bouncing breasts.
“I c-can’t…”
“Then cum,” you panted, slapping your hips to his, hearing the tangible wetness and tightening your core, smirking as you saw him moan under you, his eyes rolling back. “Cum for me.”
“B-But…”
“Just cum, Jungkook,” you coaxed gently, measured exhales and powerful thrusts, fucking him hard and fast, roughly taking his breath away. “Cum for me.”
He was holding out, not wanting to disappoint you, squeezing his eyes shut and his brows furrowing, pinching your nipples to provide you with sensation as well, causing your pussy to clench around him, your shoulders tensing, and yet you didn’t stop, couldn’t stop, jaw tightening as you came, moan bleeding out between gritted teeth, and Jungkook’s eyes opened, sucking in a breath.
Your name on the tip of his tongue, but you were lost in glimmering pools of chocolate.
His hips thrust up, meeting you, and you both gasped, your orgasm viciously pulsating around him as he came, and you expected him to involuntarily look away, but, no, Jungkook maintained eye contact, his gasp turning into a blissed-out whimper, eyes glazing over with the haze of the apex, lust-drunk and love-high, his hands sliding up your chest, his fingers crowning your jaw.
He didn’t say anything.
You already knew.
Well, you didn’t really know but, in this life that meant nothing at all, you already decided that you were going to live it – fully, completely, and unrestrained by the opinions of others – and those hands holding your face said, take me with you, so you responded with your half-smile, turning your head in his hold.
Kissing his fingertips.
The euphoria diminished slowly, extended by the eternity of your locked gazes.
“One more,” you breathed.
He blinked slowly, not quite registering your words. “Wuh?”
You slid back, and then he understood as you ripped another condom open.
“W-Wait, I don’t know how long I can last – oh, shit!”
You removed the used condom and pumped him fast, rough, pressure at the base of the head, grinning as you felt his cock become rigid in your slick palm, sliding the new condom down when you felt him become rock-hard. You didn’t bother changing to position. Time was money, after all.
You sank down on him again.
This time Jungkook’s back arched and he stared up at the ceiling, clutching the sheets for dear life and obscenely moaning. Neck tense and chest flexed, rocking his hips up in time with your descent. So thick, so hard, both overstimulated, and it didn’t take you long, angling yourself to obtain maximum sensitivity, fucking him as he fucked you back, purring his name as your orgasm shot through your veins, slipping into the intense pleasure, and he kept going, amplifying it, intensifying it, making you feel so fucking good that you needed more, more, more, feeding a dangerous addiction. Serene severity. You and him. Hot and wet, tight and rough, fast and building, opening your eyes to see him gazing back at you, fucked-out, pupils dilated, eyes glassy, the starlit scene in those glimmering pools of chocolate.
“Don’t stop, p-please… please…”
There was no chance of you stopping, but he wasn’t saying it in fear, it was something else, something related to the corner of his lips curving upward, silver ring gleaming, your heart racing at his needy tone, and you knew he knew what he was doing, letting out a puff of disbelief at his full-on smirk.
“I hate that I like you,” you hissed out.
His eyebrow cocked.
“Because I’m totally your type.”
It was too late.
Your orgasm crashed down, ransacking your nerves and igniting sparks all over, leaving you gasping for breath, clenching all around his jerking length, and Jungkook moaned, sweet and wanton, pressing his head into your pillows and inhaling, shuddering, shivering, flinching, his hips rutting into yours to feel it all, every squeeze and every throb, shooting once again into the condom and draping himself in the ecstasy of the erotic high.
This.
Him.
Yes, Jungkook was totally your type.
You heard a soft tune playing on your bedroom floor.
An eight-bit jingle that indicated a certain person, because that person assigned themself their own ringtone on your phone, scolding you that you absolutely needed to know it was him when he called.
“Shit,” you mumbled under your breath.
You let it go to voicemail to avoid Seokjin’s yelling.
That was a future you problem.
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“What do it you want?”
It wasn’t your brother.
“Come pick up hyung. He passed out.”
If it was anyone else but the other voice on the line, you would have lied through your teeth. However, the owner of this voice was a little too intuitive. You clicked your tongue, thinking a bit before replying.
“I can’t do that right now,” you finally said.
“And why is that?” the voice through the phone asked. A little slurred, deep, but with no indication of intoxication. This was his usual Daegu accent. It would take a lot more than a couple beers to get Min Yoongi drunk.
You coughed under your breath.
Jungkook called your name from the bathroom, which wouldn’t have been that loud if it wasn’t for his voice echoing on the tile. You didn’t reply. It didn’t matter.
“Ah, I see,” Yoongi hummed.
“Don’t tell him,” you muttered, rubbing the bridge of your nose.
“Even if I did, he’s not listening. He’s asleep.”
“I mean don’t tell him when he wakes up,” you hissed irritably.
“At that point, I’ll be asleep. Then hyung is your problem when he staggers home,” Yoongi said matter-of-factly. “Have an eventful night.”
Click.
A muscle in your eye twitched. You tossed your phone aside, heading to the bathroom to clean up.
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