" Do I Wanna Know ? "
⠀ྀི◟ ͜ ✁ ──── (Do I wanna know?) If this feelin' flows both ways? Seong-je x fem!oc contains :: cursing , s3x (missionary) , kissing , VERY intimate !! a/n :: english is not my 1st language, ignore any mistakes !! + tysm for the likes for my prev one :3 so here we go !!
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Eun-jang High. Arisu never knew for what reasons did your parents sent you here. An all boys school? Seriously? She always asked - but the cold shrugging of their shoulders always said never to again. However, she was a human at last, curiosity gets the best out of man till the very last. What she predicted was maybe - maybe - it was for her future career. As a kid, Arisu knew her parents would drag her to the line of law, justice, and rights. She knew how it was behind the curtains. That faint smile? - All for the show. Each night ended with her curiosity winning its might sword. She always blasted Arctic Monkeys on her way to the school which reeked of cigarettes and bullshit. To bury herself in the world of heavy rock, to drown herself in music than the cat calls of boys passing by, or maybe to drown herself in an alternative path of life, name it and she found herself to be lost in music in any way. Each flipping pages carried her wisdom and knowledge but not her will to live or most of all - be in this school. Her favourite part? - when the day ended in that place. It was her Cinderella moment. Ironic, isn't it? It all changed one evening. While her old I-Phone blasted "R U Mine?", and her hands clutched on the navy blue backpack, she felt a slight tug from the back. She glanced back. A group of 3 to 6 guys looked at her with a ravenous gaze, as if plotting something. Her slender fingers reached for your left earbud, she felt herself stumble backwards. The main guy, who seemed as if he chucked 10 buckets of Korean Fried Chicken, forwarded towards her. "You're a pretty one, doll," He said, holding her gaze as his hand brushed your cheek. She froze, but before her mind could catch up, she heard an unknown yet familiar, amused scoff from behind them — his voice. “Yah! Didn't fried chicken give you enough sleep yesterday, or are you just unemployed?” he said, voice dipped in bored sarcasm, as if he’d walked in on a rehearsal for the world’s worst pickup line. The guys paused, thrown off, watching him approach with that unhurried confidence she hated admitting made her feel safer instantly. He didn’t shove anyone, didn’t square up—just moved like the whole scene belonged to him. Without missing a beat, his hand found her waist, fingers settling there with a familiarity that made your breath hitch. He drew her into his side, chin resting lightly on her shoulder as if he’d been invited. “Man, if you’re gonna flirt with my girlfriend,” he murmured, voice low and annoyingly amused, “at least try not to embarrass yourself.” The teasing lilt in his tone wrapped around you almost as tightly as his arm did—equal parts infuriating and grounding.
Her eyes glanced at his red blazer, not the blazer itself - the name tag. " Geum Seong-je " The name sat there in neat black letters, bold and unfamiliar, yet somehow fitting the way he carried himself — too casually confident, too calm for someone who’d just interrupted a group of six guys like he was stepping into a coffee line. He wore a clean and clear rimmed glasses, and had hair which was long but not too long. He definitely smoked cigarettes, there was a faint smell in the air of it. He had veiny hands - subtle yet fine, and had a smile which showed his gums - cute. She blinked. She didn’t know him. She had never seen him in her life. Yet here he was, acting like he’d been waiting for the perfect dramatic moment to enter the scene. He caught your stare and raised an eyebrow, tapping the name tag lightly with one finger. “Yeah,” he said, tone dry, “that is my name. I promise I’m not a hired actor.” Unfunny, she thought. "I don't know you," she said, and he simply smiled, or smirked. “Obviously,” he replied, lips lifting in a smug little smirk as he tugged at his blazer sleeve like he was modeling it. “Trust me, you’d remember me.” “Ohhh, Geum Seong-je,” the leader drawled, crossing his arms with a grin that was all teeth. “Look who decided to show up. The Union’s little golden boy.” His friends snickered, nudging each other, their confidence returning—not because they could take him, but because they loved poking at danger they knew well. “Didn’t think you’d crawl out from behind your precious captain today,” another taunted, tilting his head as if expecting Seong-je to bark back. “What’s wrong? Got tired of playing bodyguard for the elite?” Before the leader could finish his next smug sentence, Seong-je moved — quick, clean, and annoyingly casual, like he’d done this a hundred times. His hand shot out, fingers hooking into the guy’s hair at the crown of his head, yanking hard enough to injure, just enough to snap the guy’s posture forward with a startled choke. "Son of a fucker, you talk too much - tch tch - you even have dandruff," Seong-je said, as the leader whined. She held back a snicker. He hit the leader's leg and immediately he groaned. Seong-je snickered. The guys ran away in an instant, and he finally let go of the guy's hair and he, too, ran away. "I don't think I need a man's help for this," Arisu said as he looked at her. He raised an eyebrow, that smirk tugging at the corner of his lips. “Oh? Bold words for someone who just almost got flattened by a group of guys,” he said, stepping a little closer, voice dripping amusement. She opened her mouth, unsure if she was supposed to argue or thank him, but he didn’t give her a chance to decide. Instead, he leaned just a little closer, that smirk never leaving his face. “What’s the matter? Cat got your tongue?” He said. She rolled her eyes, but her cheeks betrayed her, flushing hotter than she wanted to admit. He noticed, of course. His grin widened like he’d been waiting for this exact reaction. “Relax,” he said, almost lazily, “I don’t bite… unless you ask nicely.” Her eyes shot up, and he laughed. He pointed a finger and said, "Don't forget, I will take the payment for this," Before Arisu could answer, he strode away, his converse making a noise to make her stay shut. She was in a frenzy of confusion. Was he going to be after her? The sound of her AM playlist mixed with her distant thoughts. ───────────────────────────────
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Right after then, she always heard his name. One way or another. He was in The Union, of course he was known. But why right after that incident? The faint image of his face, his hand on her waist reminded her name that week. Her friend group of 4 - Humin, Hyuntak, Jun-tae and Sieun, was not helping more. Hu-min, mentioned his name rather than he should. "Seong-je yah....he did...." or "That bastard Seong-je" were the phrases which made Arisu shoot up to look at her friends. Sieun, who watched the storm in silence, always caught Arisu in a disorientated state, as if she knew him or had a thing for him. One night, Arisu received a text from Sieun - " Do you like Seong-je?" Sent 12:23P.M " No?? Why ask ?????!!! " Sent 12:26P.M " No reason, but you acted so weird today, when Baku said his name after he found out Hyo-man was trying to join Eun-jang High again for The Union." Sent 12:29P.M " And? He isn't a great guy and Hyo-man was doing stupid so! : 3" Sent 12:39P.M Seen at 12:29P.M
She slammed her palm on her face. Fuck, did Sieun find her fishy, or was it his just another smart trick he pulled without knowing? She threw her phone across the phone, and slapped herself hard. GOSH! Why the fuck did she act like she was into him? She was not going to let another fucking moment to him, no, or so she thought. However, luck was not favouring her. She went to any ramen shop - he was there, gobbling ramyeon like it is his last meal. Every streets were catching sights of him. Gosh - she wanted to escape from him, even if it was for a day. She was cleaning the dishes at night-time. She was alone for the next few days, as her parents was abroad for a week or so. Her plan? Eat, study, watch a bit of The Office, and fall asleep. Simple. Her thoughts were broken by a simple bell ring. She was confused, yet wiped the remaining soap on her shirt and went to receive the door. Her heart felt racing at the sight of who it was - Seong-je. He stood there, his hands in his red jumper with black at the bottom, and his head leaned towards the doorframe. "Hello there," He said, taking a hand out of his pockets as he did a salute sign. She blinked, unsure if she should be annoyed, confused, or completely flustered. “W-what are you doing here?” she stammered, tugging at the edge of her shirt like it could somehow protect her from the ridiculous confidence radiating from him. Seong-je smirked, stepping forward just enough to fill the doorway. “Oh, nothing much,” he said casually, voice dripping with amusement. “Just thought I’d check if the most stubborn girl I know can survive a week alone without burning the place down.” She froze mid-step, the dishcloth slipping from her fingers as her eyes narrowed. “The… stubborn girl you know?” she echoed, voice sharp with disbelief. “Wait a second—how do you even know that about me?” Seong-je’s smirk deepened, like he’d been waiting for her to bite. He leaned casually against the doorframe, arms crossed, eyes glinting with mischief. “Oh, come on,” he said, tilting his head as if the answer was painfully obvious. “Do you really think someone like me just strolls around without noticing the little things? You? You’re hard to miss. Everyone knows your type—the girl who bites off more than she can chew and pretends she doesn’t care.” She straightened immediately, shoulders stiff, voice sharper now. “People like you shouldn’t be noticing anything about anyone,” she snapped, trying to reclaim authority. He took a step closer, smirk unwavering, voice low, teasing. “Ah, but that’s the thing. I do notice. The way you organise, the way you plan, the way you pretend to be untouchable—and yet, somehow, I can tell you panic quietly when no one’s looking. That’s the part that’s… fascinating.” Before she could straighten herself further or tell him to leave, he stepped fully into the doorway, not apologizing for the invasion of her space, just letting himself stand there like he belonged. Her arms crossed automatically, posture rigid, eyes glaring with a “don’t even think about it” warning—but he didn’t flinch. Instead, he leaned slightly toward her, just enough that she could feel the heat of his presence, his smirk dangerously close to smug. “You know,” he murmured, voice low and teasing, “all that stiffness… it’s kind of impressive. But honestly? It’s boring.” "Get to the point," she said. Her eyes narrowed, crossing her arms as if that could physically block him out. “So…this is a regular thing now? You just show up at my door whenever you feel like it?”
Seong-je’s smirk widened, clearly amused by her stiff, defensive posture. “Oh, come on,” he said, leaning casually against the doorframe, one shoulder brushing lightly against it. “You know me. After last time… I couldn’t just leave you to fend for yourself. Not that I mind, of course—I rather enjoyed showing those guys how things are done.” She pressed her lips into a thin line, trying to stay composed, even as her heart thumped faster than it should. “I don’t need—” “You don’t need me?” he interrupted smoothly, stepping a little closer, voice dipping in that teasing, confident way. “Sure, but let’s be honest—you want me here. Admit it. You remember what happened last time, how easy it was for me to justdominate the situation?” She stared at his laughing form. She straightened her posture and held up a hand, sharp and precise, the universal “leave” gesture she hoped he would obey. “Okay, that’s enough. You can go now,” she said, voice clipped, eyes fixed on him as if sheer will could push him out the door. Seong-je didn’t move. Instead, he tilted his head to the side, smirk tugging at his lips, letting his eyes roam over her like he was studying a puzzle. “Go?” he repeated, voice lazy and amused. “You really think I’m the type to leave just because someone tells me to? That would be boring .” Her eyes narrowed, strict composure in full effect. “I’m serious. You can leave. Now.” He tilted his head the other way this time, chin just slightly raised, letting a slow laugh escape. “Oh, I know you’re serious. But come on… after last time, after everything… I can’t leave. Not when it’s this fun watching you try so hard not to—” He paused, smirk widening, tilting his head just enough that his gaze was sharp and teasing at the same time. “…admit that you kind of like having me here.” pt 2 coming soon . . !! wc :: 2082 !!















