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ok now hear me out!! going off of the whole jakes a rope bunny (no one's surprised) thing, how would hyung line react to you trying tying them upđ
i definitely find this interesting cuz i feel like theyd ALL react differently to being tied up for
but just for reference, and for visual representation, here yâall gođ˝
warnings: SUGGESTIVE content, different scenarios that do not align with one another lol, cursing, mentions of sex and fucking, some rather dirty stuff
hihii i hope your request are open because i wanted to ask if you could write about jake being tied up because we can clearly see that he LOVES it cause helloÂż
GOD THE WAY I CAN ABSOLUTELY IMAGINE THIS? making me stop writing everything to make this scenario up lol
HERE IT IS! im ovulating so what a timing
warnings: very short, lots of cursing, a bit of edging, cuffing someone up
Lights, Camera, Romance!
⸠Pairing: Actor! Park Sunghoon x Actor! Reader
⸠Word Count: Estimated 30k
⸠Part 1 | Part 2
⸠Word Count Progress: 10k
⸠Release Date: TBA...
⸠Synopsis: "The Castaways" is a romantic reality TV program for aspiring young actors. You joined the show in order to boost your image as an actor, but things don't always go as planned. Somewhere along the way, you strayed too far. And now, you find yourself between the two lines of falling for the industry's ice boy as well as an attempt to keep your theatric façade. How far can you wander before you break his ice cold exterior? Or how far before he breaks yours?
⸠Featuring: Yang Jungwon (Enhypen), Lee Felix (Stray Kids), Choi Yeonjun (TXT), Shin Yuna (Itzy), Jang Wonyoung (IVE), Yeh Shuhua (G-Idle), Huh Yunjin (Le Sserafim), Karina (Aespa)
⸠Warnings: Eventual smut, suggestive, NO love buildup between other characters EXCEPT for the main ones, NO love triangles/love mixups. cursing, smoking. (gonna update this list soon), complicated game rules, basically a survival show lol.
⸠Taglist: Repost/comment to be part of the taglist!
just updated the word count! though the mark is only halfway!

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hi! just letting the people who reblogged/commented know that iâm adding yâal to the taglist! the fic may take a little while as iâm pouring my heart and soul into the entire fic. thank u so much for the support and the loveđââď¸đ
Lights, Camera, Romance!
⸠Pairing: Actor! Park Sunghoon x Actor! Reader
⸠Word Count: Estimated 30k
⸠Part 1 | Part 2
⸠Word Count Progress: 10k
⸠Release Date: TBA...
⸠Synopsis: "The Castaways" is a romantic reality TV program for aspiring young actors. You joined the show in order to boost your image as an actor, but things don't always go as planned. Somewhere along the way, you strayed too far. And now, you find yourself between the two lines of falling for the industry's ice boy as well as an attempt to keep your theatric façade. How far can you wander before you break his ice cold exterior? Or how far before he breaks yours?
⸠Featuring: Yang Jungwon (Enhypen), Lee Felix (Stray Kids), Choi Yeonjun (TXT), Shin Yuna (Itzy), Jang Wonyoung (IVE), Yeh Shuhua (G-Idle), Huh Yunjin (Le Sserafim), Karina (Aespa)
⸠Warnings: Eventual smut, suggestive, NO love buildup between other characters EXCEPT for the main ones, NO love triangles/love mixups. cursing, smoking. (gonna update this list soon), complicated game rules, basically a survival show lol.
⸠Taglist: Repost/comment to be part of the taglist!
IM SO EXCITED FOR MY NEXT SUNGHOON FIC WAHHHH
I Like Me Better
⸠Pairing: Cook! Park Jongseong x Teacher! Reader
⸠Word Count: 3.2k
⸠Synopsis: In which you discover the wonders of New York, only to bump into a stranger who turns your trip aroundâ in the best way possible, of course.
⸠Warnings: FLUFF! Lots of shameless flirting, reader trusts strangers (don't do that kids!), inaccurate depiction of NYC (never been there), Jay is a flirt, Jay is such a bf material.
⸠Author's Note: just another short fic release before i continue with my long ones guys! otw to getting out of this writer's block lol.
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TO BE YOUNG AND IN LOVE IN NEW YORK CITYâ Times Square. Tall and bright buildings. Lively crowds. The city that never sleeps. The city that tinges in the back of your mind when asked of your dream destination.
And walking along the pavement, shouldering what used to be a silly little dream into a realityâ felt strangely odd.
A ticket in hand for the latest Aladdin musical, you made your way towards the New Amsterdam Theater. As the city meets the faint glow of the sun dissipating, you felt your heart coil. At this. At everything.
Dial Tragedy
⸠Pairing: Idol! Lee Heeseung x Fem! Reader
⸠Word Count: 1.5k
⸠Synopsis: Working an eight to five had you in the absence of your phone, and leaving you with a boyfriend spamming you like crazy with missed calls and messages.
⸠Warnings: Fluff, based on Heeseung's snippet on 'Dial Tragedy', a bit of kissing, the plot strays off a bit, not proofread.
⸠Author's Note: lol just a lil short release from my drafts guys! writer's block been hitting me like CRAZY. also, i refuse to believe her wouldn't call their partner this callsign lmao.
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SOMETHING ABOUT TODAY WAS STRESSFULâ dressed in piles of stress from the tedious workload, buried beneath documents and documents, all of which were due the following day.
The clock inside your lit apartment hit 7PM. Way past your official dismissal. Something you failed to realize as you left the building, simply too busy to get the hell out of there and sink into the comfort of your own couch.
So you do. You take off your feet-killing heels, removed your jacket, and practically threw yourself at the comfort of the soft mattress youâve been dreaming of since morning.
Then you breath a long, heavy, tired sigh.
It was like a repeat. Paperworks, emails, calls, meetings, brand deals, eat, sleep, repeat. And when you get too tired the world keeps spinning and it tells you, no, it practically demands you to repeat the process youâve grown accustomed.
You rolled your eyes, reaching towards your bag to open your phone which you had not touched since you left your apartmentâ
Five missed calls.
Twenty unopened message.
Fuck.

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in this economy? (part 2)
summary: you needed money. he needed a fake girlfriend. easy deal, right? except heâs your best friendâs boss. and youâre one minor inconvenience away from setting something on fire. heâs cold, rich, emotionally unavailable. youâre loud, broke, and very good at pretending this isnât slowly turning real.
genre: fluff | fake dating
characters: ceo!heeseung x f! broke ass reader
words: 11k???
warnings: implied sex
part 1
"Where's Jake?" you asked, dropping your bag onto the seat in front of Heeseungâs desk like you owned the place.
He didnât glance up from his computer. âHe has a meeting. I sent him on my behalf.â
You blinked. âWait. You actually trust him to speak on your behalf?â
Heeseung paused, then looked up slowly. âNot really. But the board finds him charming and impossible to argue with, so it balances out.â
âHuh.â You nodded thoughtfully. âDangerous skill set. Should be illegal, honestly.â
You hesitated for a beat, shifting your weight between your feet.
âThen⌠should we still continue?â you asked. âI mean, without Jake hovering and directing us like a deranged drama teacher. I can come back in an hour. Or tomorrow. Or never. Iâm flexible.â
Heeseung raised an eyebrow. âYouâre going to the pantry to steal bread, arenât you?â
Your mouth opened. Then closed. Then opened again.
âIââ
âThereâs some over there,â he said, cutting you off with a tired sigh, nodding to a neat tray sitting on a side table near the window. âYou donât have to steal them anymore.â
the most ridiculous and cutest heeseung fic ever i am so in loveđĽš
u talk, i listen
summary: youâre loud, dramatic, and one emotional spiral away from a breakdown. heâs quiet, calm, and allergic to unnecessary words. at first, you drive him insane but maybe thatâs part of your charm. you make the chaos, and he makes sure you donât burn the whole world down with it.
genre: fluff | hyper gf x calm bf
characters: sunghoon x f!reader
words: 13k
warnings: none i think!
The first time you met Park Sunghoon, youâre pretty sure he hates you.
To be fair, it was your first day, and Ni-kiâwho you knew for exactly ten minutesâtold you pressing the green button on the espresso machine would help "wake it up."
It did not.
Instead, it made the machine scream, shoot steam into your face, and sent you stumbling backward with a noise that sounded suspiciously like a dying goose. A tray of croissants nearly went down with you.
âOH MY GODâNi-ki!â a voice shrieked from somewhere near the pastry display.
You coughed, flailed, and possibly cried, when someone silently reached past you and switched the machine off with a flick of his wrist. No words. Just calm, collected competence. The kind that makes you feel even more like a human disaster.
You looked upâand saw him. Park Sunghoon.
MEDDLE ABOUT
⸠Pairing: Tattoo artist Jake! x Reader
⸠Word Count: 23k
⸠Synopsis: In which the experience of your first heartbreak led you to the wonders of getting a tattoo. But surprise, surpriseâ the tattoo artist is hot. As in, mouth-watering hot. So you keep coming back for moreâ both the tattoo and the hot artist making it.
⸠Themes: Friends With Benefits, Porn With Plot (smut tags below) , Strangers To Fuck Buddies To Lovers.
⸠Warnings: Jake is IMPLIED to be a playboy, he's also gives mixed signals, BLONDE JAKE!! I REPEAT, BLONDE JAKE!! Lots of cursing
⸠Smut Tags: dirty bathroom intercourse, drunk sex, Jake is mouthy and loves babbling his mouth off, dom Jake, he LOVES praising, Jake is rough with his hand, squirting, fingering (f receiving), hand job, mouth job, making out, unprotected sex, teasing, cum dumping (or whatever).
⸠Author's Note: this took me forever to finish, life + school + work has been ROUGH! sorry for the wait guys! hope u enjoy reading this as much! also, this is my first smut donât judge pls
⸠Taglist: @titttuaf @beomgyus11 @kristynaaah
NEEDLES WERE NOT MUCH OF YOUR STRONG SUITâ the mention of something pricking your skin bears chills down your spine, though quite figuratively. There was something so odd and intolerable about it.
Some people liked to assume and correlate oneâs fashion with their personalities. Adorning oneâs body with dark palettes and accessories automatically meant for some that it was practically a basic practice to be relishing the skin with hundreds of tattoos, or to be acting like a delinquent in the midst of the streets.
Not for you, though.
Needles creeped the fuck out of you.
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â§Ëâ Ë ŕŁŞ . Demigods series
Synopsis: Park Sunghoon, the forbidden son of Zeus, is admired and respected by everyone at halfblood camp, but he prefers to keep to himself and avoid the crowds. With his reserved and somewhat grumpy attitude, his peace is constantly interrupted by your relentless energy, the daughter of Apollo. Outgoing, cheerful, and full of life, you never miss an opportunity to approach Sunghoon, who knows you have a crush on him. However, his temper and desire to maintain his distance lead him to reject you time and time again. Despite his attempts to avoid you, Sunghoon begins to notice that, behind your spark and laughter, there is more than just a girl chasing him. As he struggles to maintain his wall of coldness, you, with your boundless light, are determined to break it, proving that even the coldest heart can be touched by the warmth of the sun.
Content: +18MDNI fem!reader x sunghoon, pjo au! zeus' son! sunghoon x apollos daughter! reader, grumpy x sunshine plot, smut, kind of enemies to lovers but not really, virgin! reader, fluffy ending, explicit sex.
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The clang of metal echoed across the training arena, rhythmic and sharp, slicing through the warm afternoon air like thunder before a storm. Camp Half-Blood buzzed with life in the distance, shouts from capture the flag, laughter near the strawberry fields, but here, near the sparring dummies, stood Park Sunghoon.
Broad shoulders tense, dark brows furrowed, and golden light catching on the sweat along his jawline, he looked like he was carved from Olympus itself. Each movement was flawless. Precise, deadly. He swung his celestial silver sword with a controlled rage that made the ground beneath him feel electric.
You watched him from behind the archery pavilion, propping your chin on your hand as you ignored the bow resting in your lap. The way he moved, like the storm he carried in his veins, untouchable, unbothered, beautiful, had your heart doing all sorts of embarrassing things.
âHeâs gonna catch you staring again,â Taki, your brother muttered, nudging you.
âI hope he does,â you grinned, unashamed. âMaybe this time heâll finally realize itâs love.â
Everyone at camp knew you had a thing for the forbidden son of Zeus. How could you not? Sunghoon wasnât just a demigodâhe was the demigod. Taken in at five after monsters nearly tore him apart outside the safety of camp borders. Trained harder than anyone, rose higher than any other camper. And at eighteen, while most of you were still sneaking out for midnight snacks, he was off saving Olympus on a solo quest that made the gods themselves tremble, some swore Ares himself had a battle with him and turned out coming out wounded. Because he was that strong, that fierce, that powerful. Others said his power was actually a curse, because he could never leave camp for more than a few hours, every monster, every enemy was after him, they wanted the most dangerous Demigod dead. And even with that, Sunghoon walked around so relaxed, so confident, it was like he wasnât scared of anything in the world, and you admired him so much because of that.
He was just a dream.
And you? You were the complete opposite. Apolloâs favorite daughter, according to literally everyone. You could shoot an arrow through the wings of a fly at fifty feet, compose a haiku in ten seconds flat. You had tons of friends from all cabins, and some swore the sunshine followed you wherever you moved, or even better, that you were the sunshine. Always happy, always smiling, always talking to much and laughing with your whole chest. You trained a lot, you really did, after all you were like every other demigod, you wished for glory and power too, but still, you had enough energy to flirt shamelessly with Sunghoon in front of the entire camp. A girl can have hobbies, right?
Heâd rejected you so many times, youâd lost count. He scowled, rolled his eyes, muttered things under his breath and turned on his heel before you could finish half a sentence. He was never super mean to you though, he just wasnât like that, and you knew he found you extremely annoying, but he never really said it, because you knew he was good, he had a good heart beneath that cold facade.
Still, you chased him. Not just because he was handsome (though gods, was he. With his dark hair and his perfect skin and his thick eyebrows and that damn mole you so wanted to kiss), but because every time you looked into his stormy eyes, you swore you saw something flicker. Like lightning trying to break free from thunderclouds.
So yeah, maybe everyone thought you were wasting your time.
But you were the sun. And even the coldest storms couldnât outrun the morning light forever.
Your eyes trailed down the line of his arm as he twisted to strike again, the muscles beneath his skin rippling with each perfect swing. It was like watching war poetry in motion. And okay, maybe you shouldâve been practicing too, but what was a daughter of Apollo if not a shameless admirer of beauty?
You sighed dramatically. âHeâs just soââ
âGrumpy?â your sibling offered, not even looking up from their quiver. âEmotionally unavailable? Terrified of human connection?â
âHot,â you finished with a dreamy smile.
He snorted. âTragic.â
But then, just as you were mid-swoon, Sunghoon paused. Not dramatically, not like a movie, just the smallest hitch in movement. His shoulders stiffened, his grip faltered. And then, ever so slightly, he turned his head.
Your heart stopped.
For a split second, your eyes met.
Oh, gods.
His gaze was unreadable, intense, stormy, laced with the kind of quiet warning that made your skin prick. You blinked, heart stammering. His eyes dropped to your bow, then flicked back up to your face like he was mentally calculating how much time youâd spent staring instead of training.
Thenâ
He rolled his eyes, annoyed.
You squeaked. Like actually squeaked. Heat flooded your face as you slapped a hand over your mouth.
âOh my gods,â you hissed under your breath. âHe saw me. I looked like a total stalker.â
âYou are a stalker,â Taki whispered with a grin.
You buried your face in your hands, groaning into your palms. âWhy does he have to be so pretty when heâs annoyed?! Thatâs so unfair.â
When you dared peek through your fingers, Sunghoon had already turned away. Back to training. Back to pretending you didnât exist.
But you saw it.
The tiniest twitch of his mouth.
A smirk.
And just like that, your day was made.
𦹠⼠â・Ëâฺ âĄ
Sunghoon hated a lot of things.
He hated sunny days, because it was so hot and sweaty that he could barely stand being in his own skin. He hated dumb people. He hated loud music, because his ears were sensitive even if he was literally born from the god of lighting. He hated the camp t-shirt, because he also hated the color orange. He hated Ares children, because they were violent for literally no reason. He hated wars, hated problems, hated people hungry for power. Like every other demigod, like every other god. Like his own father.
Zeus.
The name sat like acid in his mouth. The god of gods. King of Olympus. The one whose power shook the skies. The one who should have been proud of him.
But he never was.
People at Camp Half-Blood whispered about Sunghoon like he was some kind of legend. The forbidden son. The lightning in human form. The boy who went on a solo quest at eighteen and returned with scars no one asked about. Everyone wanted to be around him, everyone respected and admired him, everyone looked at him as if he was the best warrior to ever exist, and probably he was, to the eyes of everybody.
But they didnât know. They had no idea what that quest really was.
They thought it was glory, honor. A chance to prove himself.
But it wasnât. It was a setup. A battlefield dressed up as a trial. Monsters he could handleâheâd been fighting them since he was five. But gods?
Even he couldnât see that betrayal coming.
It was Zeus himself who tried to strike him down.
Not Cronus. Not some ancient titan rising from the depths.
His own father.
Because Sunghoon was too powerful, because thunder cracked when he screamed, because storms listened to him when he was angry, because the sky shook when he bled. Because he was born with a power not even himself could be able to control fully.
And gods didnât like things they couldnât control.
So Zeus tried to erase him. Sent him to die alone and made sure it looked like a test of strength. A rite of passage.
Sunghoon survived. Barely. He clinged onto life with blood and nails and teeth, and he ended up returning as a hero.
But something in him had died out there. Something soft. Something warm. The most painful and deadly betrayal heâd ever faced, permanent wounds that werenât just physical, and the constant, eternal feeling of failure. For everyone else, he was a hero, but for himself, he was just the son that had a father who not only hadn't care about him his whole life, but also hated him. And that, thatâs what truly killed every last drop of warm light inside of him.
Now all that was left was discipline, blade, and silence. He spent his days training, getting better, until his body physically couldnât take it anymore, until the constant thoughts in his head went away. He enjoyed it, he really did. He liked his quiet life, and for most of the times, he could ignore he was the child of the storm.
Well, mostly. Because his quiet life was constantly interrupted by you.
Gods, you.
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The golden girl. Apolloâs favorite. Laughter in human form. You were everything he didnât understand, everything he didnât trust.
Too bright. Too curious. Too persistent.
You talked too much. You asked too many questions. You walked around under the sunlight, bathing you like a second skin, you trained with a permanent smile in your lips, you joked around, you sang your favorite songs with your whole chest, you played the lyre with delicate fingers, you laughed too loud, you were shameless and energetic and annoying andâŚ
And you smiled at him like he hadnât been hardened by betrayal. Like you could fix him.
But you couldnât. No one could.
StillâŚ
Still, his eyes found your earlier today when you thought he wasnât looking. Bow in hand, sunlight catching the highlights in your hair, that little furrow in your brow when you concentratedâ
You were good. Insanely good. Your arrows moved like light itselfâprecise, fast, radiant.
You belonged to the sun. To music. To warmth. Everyone adored you, everyone liked you.
He had no business watching you the way he did.
But sometimes, he did anyway.
Until you opened your mouth.
Then it was over.
Because every word that came out of you was soâŚÂ you. Bubbly, relentless, stubbornly optimistic. And he just didnât know what to do with that kind of joy. Didnât trust it. Didnât understand how someone could be so untouched by the same kind of rot that lived inside him. How a daughter of a god could be like this, he even maybe felt envious.
So he rolled his eyes. He walked away. He told himself over and over that he couldnât stand you.
But he still looked.
And that terrified him more than anything.
𦹠⼠â・Ëâฺ âĄ
The first time you confessed to Sunghoon, you were ten.
It was a warm summer afternoon, and you were sweaty, grass-stained, hair messy and tangled, and absolutely, irrationally determined. Sunghoon, twelve years old and already taller than every other kid in the arena, was off by himself near the creek, sharpening a blade that was nearly the size of his torso. His face was serious. Focused. A tiny storm cloud in the body of a boy.
You marched up with a flower crown in your hand, one that you made with help from the Aprhodite girls, chest puffed out, heart thumping like a war drum.
âHey!â youâd chirped, practically vibrating with excitement.
He glanced up, brows twitching just enough to show he was already tired of this conversation.
âWhat?â his tone was cold, too cold, but you still melted.
âI like you.â you just said, biting your lip, squirming in your heels.
There was a beat of silence. A frog croaked in the creek. Somewhere, a Hermes kid screamed about a beehive.
Sunghoon stared at you.
â...Okay?â
You beamed. Smiling widely, you handed him the flower crown, but he didnât take it, just stared at it, for a few seconds, then your face, expression still very serious.
âDo you want to be my boyfriend?â
He blinked. Twice.
âNo.â
You dropped your shoulders, your heart breaking just a little bit. But you werenât done, he would be yours.
âIs it because I talk too much? I can shut up. Watchââ you slapped your hands over your mouth and made muffled noises of restraint.
He sighed, tired.
âItâs because iâm twelve.â
You lowered your hands, frowning. Then smiled again, the sunshine falling on your face.
âSo youâre saying thereâs a chance when youâre not twelve?â
Sunghoon stared at you like you were speaking Ancient Greek backwards. Then, without another word, he got up and walked away.
âWait!â youâd called after him. âYou forgot the flower crown!â
He didnât look back.
But that night, when you snuck out to leave a daisy crown on his cabin doorstep, you swore you saw someone peek through the window.
𦹠⼠â・Ëâฺ âĄ
The sun was at its peak, golden rays filtering through the trees, spreading warm light over Camp Half-Blood, it was a beautiful summer day. Sweat gleamed on your temple as you wiped your brow with the back of your hand, your hair braided falling over one of your shoulders, bow in your grip and a mischievous grin tugging at your lips.
Archery practice had officially ended fifteen minutes agoâbut you were still there, refusing to leave until you landed the shot.
A single red apple rested delicately atop the training dummyâs helmet, mocking you like it wanted to be destroyed.
You squinted, lining up your shot. You were getting into that headspace againâwhere everything melted away and it was just you, your bow, and the sun humming beneath your skin like a second heartbeat.
Then you heard it.
Crunch. Crunch. Crunch.
Boots on gravel.
Your heartbeat tripped. You didnât have to look, Youâd memorized that sound ages ago.
Sunghoon.
You could feel his presence before you saw himâlike a crackle of static in the air, like the world holding its breath. Like a grey cloud covered the ray of sunshine. You glanced over your shoulder, trying to keep your expression casual, but your pulse was skipping like a pebble across water.
There he was.
Stormcloud incarnate.
He was walking past the range, jaw clenched, shirt sticking to his back from training, a sword strapped across his back. His hair a little messy, a little wet from the sweat, he cleaned a few drops falling from his forehead, clearly annoyed by the heated day. And gods, did he look incredibly good in the sunlight. Like something carved from marble, kissed by thunderstorms and arrogance.
You knew you had no business liking someone like him.
But you did.
And you were nothing if not bold.
âHey, Zeus-boy!â you called, loud enough for half the camp to hear.
He stopped mid-step, like he was contemplating whether to respond or keep walking and pretend he didnât hear you. But after a heartbeat, he turned, his expression already dipped in exhaustion.
You beamed at him.
âI bet I can shoot that apple blindfolded.â
His eyes flicked to the dummy. Then to your bow. Then to your very cocky stance. Sughoon sighed, deeply, and rolled his eyes in annoyance.
âYouâll miss,â he said flatly.
You tilted your head, smirking, confident.
âWhatâs the matter? Scared I might bruise that ego of yours?â
His eyes flicked, his posture straightened, his face completely serious, not a clue of even a little smile.
âScared?â he scoffed. âMore like dreading the noise youâll make if you actually hit it.â
Your heart fluttered. Not that youâd ever admit that.
âSo what youâre saying is⌠you donât believe in me.â
âI believe youâll shoot the dummy in the face.â
You suppressed a laugh, he was always like this, trying to underestimate you. Cocky boy.
âHarsh. But fair.â You grinned, already reaching into your quiver. âHow about thisâwe make it interesting.â
His eyes narrowed.
âDefine âinteresting.ââ
You looked at the sky, pretending to think, finger against your chin, and he breathed deep again, leg bouncing like he was losing his patience. Then, you smiled again, snapping your fingers.
âIf I hit the apple, you admit Iâm better than you at something. Just one thing. Anything. I donât care if itâs archery or baking or making people laughâyour choice.â
Sunghoon raised an eyebrow.
âAnd if you miss?â
âI wonât talk to you for an entire week.â
He blinked. A few seconds passed, and your heart was still racing in your chest, he was thinking, of course, he would be happy of you leaving him alone for a few days, you werenât that dumb to not know.
ââŚThatâs the best offer Iâve heard all day.â
You smiled.
âOh, so now you want me to miss.â You raised an eyebrow, your grin sharp. âBut I wonât.â
He exhaled through his nose, looking up like he was praying for divine patience. Then, arms crossed over his chest, he said
âFine. Hit the apple, sunshine. Impress me.â
Your heart leapt. Not because of the bet. Not even because you loved a challenge. But because he stayed. And he called you sunshine, even if it was obvious sarcasm, you still liked it.
You pulled the blindfold from your bag and slipped it over your eyes. The world went darkâbut your body remembered everything: the position of the apple, the direction of the breeze, the way the sun pulsed on your skin like it was trying to guide you. You prayed to your father mentally, please, please dad, donât let me miss this shot i promise you i will make you proud for the rest of my lifeâŚ
You drew your arrow.
Breathed in deep.
Held, your bringes brushed the arch with a familiar force, you knew the movement, the position, the feeling by heart. It was running through your blood.
Released.
Crack.
A perfect, clean split. The apple burst apart in two pieces, toppling off the dummyâs helmet.
Someone nearby gasped. Someone else clapped. You tugged off the blindfold, a bright, victorious smile already on your lips.
You turned to Sunghoon.
He was staring. Not at the apple. At you.
His eyes were unreadable, but there was something in them. Not shock. Not irritation. Something softer. Like confusion wrapped in awe.
Just for a second.
And thenâhis face closed off. Same serious face as before.
âLucky shot,â he said gruffly, turning away.
You blinked. Your smile faltered just a little.
âThat wasnât luck,â you said, trying to keep your voice light.
âYou always think itâs skill until you miss,â he muttered.
You opened your mouth to respondâwhen someone bumped into your shoulder from behind, jostling your arm. The arrow in your hand slipped from your fingers and whipped through the air.
Thunk.
Right into the toe of Sunghoonâs boot.
Silence. A breeze rolled through the range. Your heart stopped beating in your chest, your whole face red with embarrasment, you begged to Hades to take you to the underworld in that exact moment. Of course you had to ruin it.
Sunghoon looked down slowly.
You froze, hands halfway raised like you could rewind time with enough desperation. Then he spoke, voice calm, low as always.
ââŚAre you trying to kill me?â
You widened your eyes, shaking your head.
âNo! IâI swear that wasnât my fault! I was bumped andâandâoh my gods, are you bleeding?!â
âIâm fine.â
âAre you sure? Because if I hit a toe vein or something I can totally fix itââ
âThereâs no such thing as a toe vein.â
You moved closer before he could stop you, already kneeling to inspect the damage. He stepped back instinctively, and you almost fell on your face into the dirt.
âY/Nââ
âHold still! Let meâoh. Okay. Yeah. Thatâs gonna bruise. You probably shouldnât walk. Do you want me to carry you?â
He stared at you like youâd just asked him to marry you. You couldnât even lift him anyway, he was much taller than you.
âI will ban you from this entire camp,â he said, voice tight.
You stood, brushing off your knees.
âWell, now youâre just being dramatic.â
He yanked the arrow from his boot and tossed it to the dirt with a low growl. Annoyed, a bit angry too, his brows frowned as he talked between his teeth.
âYouâre lucky I donâtââ
âIâm always lucky,â you chirped. âItâs part of my charm.â
He shook his head, muttering something under his breath as he stalked away without another word.
You stood there, heart pounding in your chest.
Heâd looked at you.
Just for a moment, he looked like he saw you.
You glanced down at the arrow in the dirt. Picked it up gently. Held it in your palm like it meant something.
Then you turned and walked the opposite directionâstill smiling.
Even if he didnât admit it, even if he rolled his eyes and glared and walked away like you were the most annoying thing on EarthâŚ
You saw the flicker.
And gods help youâyou were going to make it burn.
𦹠⼠â・Ëâฺ âĄ
The locker room was empty, save for the steady drip of water echoing from the showers. Sunghoon sat on the bench near the back, shirt discarded, cleaning the scrape on his shoulder with practiced, irritated hands. The skin was already bruisingâa light, angry red smeared with dirt and blood from where the arrow had nicked him.
Stupid.
He wasnât even supposed to be near the archery range today. He had just finished a brutal solo sparring session and wandered there for some damn reasonâand that reason was currently embedded in his skin.
He hissed as the antiseptic hit raw flesh.
Your voice echoed in his mind.
He could still see the way you looked at himâwide-eyed, half-laughing, half-panicked, your hand fluttering uselessly near your mouth like you could wave the accident away. And then youâd giggled. Like it was funny.
He clenched his jaw.
It wasnât funny. It wasnât cute. And it definitely wasnât supposed to make his chest feel weird the way it did.
He threw the bloody cloth into the sink harder than necessary.
Why were you always there? Why did your voice carry across the training fields like it was trying to find him? Why did the other campers look at you like the sun walked when you did?
And why did he notice every damn time you smiled?
He didnât even like you. Not really. You were loud, you talked too much, you stood too close. You said his name like it tasted sweet on your tongue, and he hated that he noticed the difference.
You were Apolloâs favorite. Everything about you was goldenâyour laugh, your smile, your damn aura.
Sunshine, he thought bitterly. All light and no sense of self-preservation. Not even sense of danger, it was like you went through life without realizing how dangerous it is for a demigod.
And yet⌠you could shoot with terrifying precision. You ran faster than half the Hermes cabin. You took hits without flinching. Heâd watched you. Too many times.
More than he should have.
Pathetic, he told himself.
This wound wasnât even that deep, and it didnât hurt a lot either. He was used to the pain, to the blood, to the stings, his own father tried to kill him years ago.
He wasnât mad about the arrow. Not really.
He was mad that the second he looked at youâjust a glance, just one tiny slipâyouâd smiled like it meant something. And worse, something in him had tightened. Not in fear, not in anger. But something softer.
He scrubbed at the wound harder, hissing through his teeth, his jaw hurting from how hard he was clenching it.
Sheâs a distraction.
Just like Zeus always said. âDistractions will ruin you. You were made to be more than human. So act like it.â
Sunghoon gritted his teeth. Wrapped the bandage tight. Stood up and grabbed his shirt again.
He didnât need distractions. He didnât need softness.
He needed distance. From you, from everyone.
But even as he walked out of the locker room, storm brewing in his chest, the faint echo of your laugh trailed behind himâsweet and sunny, like the warmth he swore he didnât want.
And for a secondâjust one traitorous secondâhe wondered what it would be like to let it reach him.
𦹠⼠â・Ëâฺ âĄ
The woods were quiet. Too quiet.
Birdsong had gone silent, wind stilled in the leaves. You and Sunghoon walked with an unspoken tension between you, your steps crunching over twigs and leaves as dusk swallowed the sky. You werenât supposed to be out this far. But when Sunghoon snuck off with that stormy look in his eye, of course you followed.
Chiron had sent him to a little small quest just to check around camp, to see if there was any suspicious monster activity. And of course heâd say yes, always being so brave even though he knew the danger that would be waiting for him if he got outside for even 10 minutes.
You had just finished a small session of lyre practice, and your siblings wanted a few hours to rest, so you didnât have much to do either, thatâs why you went with him, even if he clearly was not very happy about that.
He didnât even look back when he caught you trailing him. Just muttered, âYouâre not supposed to be here.â
You grinned, softly.
âNeither are you.â
He rolled his eyes and kept walking.
It was almost funnyâhow predictable this little dance had become through the years. He brooded, you brightened. He snapped, you teased. He ran, you followed. It was like a little fun dynamic, one that you enjoyed, you liked his company even if he kept frowning his eyebrows and rolling his eyes and ignoring you. A little bit delusional, but you didnât care.
But for some reason, tonight felt different. There was something electric in the air, like the sky was holding its breath.
You kept walking through the woods, the only sound being of your steps, your boots covered in mud, your arch clenched tight to your side. You werenât scared, you had fought monsters before in small quests, but still, when the air turned colder, every hair in your body jumped, something was wrong.
And then it struck.
A blur of darkness. The smell of sulfur. The low, throaty growl of something ancient. You barely had time to register the hellhound before it lunged at Sunghoon from the trees. You widened your eyes, grabbing your arch, a small scream leaving your throat.
He moved fastâfaster than anyone youâd ever seen. Blade drawn, lightning crackling at his knuckles. His first strike hit, but the second didnât land. The beast was faster. Stronger. And it wanted him.
It slammed him into the ground with a sickening crack.
âSunghoon!â you shouted, without thinking. And then you ran. Faster than youâd ever did before.
You were by his side in seconds, he was bleedingâhis side torn open, breathing shallow. His sword lay feet away, knocked from his hand. The monster towered over him, muscles rippling, eyes glowing. It was ready to kill.
You didnât hesitate.
Your arrow flew trueâstraight into its neck. It reeled back with a howl, giving you just enough time to get between it and Sunghoon. Bow discarded, you drew your dagger, heart pounding so hard it hurt. But you werenât scared of the monster, you were scared of losing him.
âGet away from him,â you growled.
You fought like you were born to do it. Fast. Sharp. Precise. You moved around the monster with unrelenting speed, slashing, ducking, dodging, not stopping even when its claws grazed your arm. A gasp left your mouth, and you saw the blood starting to run, your delicate arm almost destroyed.
âYou dirty ugly thing! That fucking hurt!â You screamed at it, and it responded with a loud growl that made the trees around you shake.
But you didnât flinch, you passed your blade to your other arm and slammed it right into its face. Rage, because of the wound, because that thing was brave enough to touch him. And while you were alive, nobody had the right to hurt the man that you loved.
Sunghoon watched from the ground, stunnedâmore by you than the fight.
Because you werenât just good.
You were exceptional.
And gods, you were furious. You didnât stop until the hellhound collapsed, snarling, non-stopping, your hair sticking to your face as you moved around and fought with all your force.
One last strike before it dissolved into dust at your feet.
Your chest was heaving, your arm bleeding. But you were alive. The world felt a little hazy, your skin stang too much, the pain almost numbing.
But you didnât care.
You turned to him immediately, dropping to your knees. âSunghoon, are you okay? Are youâ?â
He shoved your hand away as you reached for his wound. And you freezed, trying to smile like it was ok.
âI didnât need your help.â
You blinked, breath catching.
âWhat?â
âI had it handled.â
âNo, you didnât.â You gestured to the ground. âYou were on your back, unarmedââ
âI had it,â he snapped, voice sharp and cold. âI didnât ask you to jump in.â
You couldnât believe it. He was always annoyed by you, a lot. But this was another level, you just saved his life, you just killed a monster for him, you just showed him how much you cared.
And he still didnât see it. Or refused to see it.
âI wasnât going to let it kill you,â you said, louder now, trying to keep the shake out of your voice. âGods, what is wrong with you?â
âWhatâs wrong with you?â he snapped back. âYou think because you shoot sunshine out of your damn fingertips you can just insert yourself into everything? Iâm not some project you get to fix. I donât need your stupid golden glow or your pity orââ he paused, eyes narrowing, âwhatever this crush is you think youâve got going.â
You stared at him, and suddenly the pain from your arm wasnât that bad, because something in your chest was heavier. Your shoulders dropped.
He said it so easily. Like it meant nothing.
âI wasnât saving you because I have a crush,â you said, voice tight. âI saved you because I care. Because I didnât want to see you die. Is that really so horrible?â
He didnât answer. He just stoodâslowly, painfully, pressing a hand to his side.
And then, in a voice like thunder under pressure:
âJust stay the fuck away from me. I mean it, once and for all.â
You flinched, actually flinched. His words sliced deeper than any monsterâs claws. And for the first time⌠you didnât push back.
You didnât joke. You didnât smile. Because suddenly reality hit you like a train, he really didnât like you, not ever, not after all this years, not after proving yourself for him.
You just stood there, eyes wide and shining in the dying light, and whispered, âOkay.â
And then you turned.
And walked.
And didnât look back.
Sunghoon stood there in the wreckageâblood on his side, dirt on his face, and something breaking deep in his chest. He watched the sun disappear with you.
𦹠⼠â・Ëâฺ âĄ
The lake shimmered under the afternoon sun, water glittering like it was mocking you. Like it knew.
You sat on the edge of the dock, feet dangling just above the surface, heels knocking softly against the worn wood. Around you, Camp Half-Blood was alive with summer noiseâlaughter echoing from the climbing wall, the thud of swords from the arena, the occasional burst of campfire song drifting on the breeze.
But you felt like you were somewhere else entirely. Somewhere quiet, somewhere hollow.
Your fingers twisted a daisy youâd picked, tearing it apart petal by petal.
âHe loves me,â you mumbled, letting the petal float away on the water.
âHe loves me not.â
Another petal.
âHe loves me.â
Pause. Your throat tightened.
âHe loves me not.â
You crushed the last petal between your fingers.
Why does it still hurt?
You hadnât spoken to him in days. Not since the hellhound. Not since he bled on the forest floor and looked you in the eyes like you were the problem. Not since he told you to stay the fuck away like you hadnât just saved his life.
And gods, you had. You did save him.
But he didnât want saving.
Especially not from you.
And it wasnât the rejection that stung â not really. You knew Sunghoon was all sharp edges and storm clouds, and you never expected softness from him. But what hurt was the way he acted like he didnât want to be seen. Like your kindness was some kind of threat. Like he didnât think he deserved to be helped, let alone loved.
You had your hand on his chest, pressing his wound, your fingers trembling and slick with his blood â and all he could say was I didnât ask for this.â
You had laughed it off to everyone else. Joked like it didnât matter. But now, alone with only the breeze and the lapping water to witness youâ
âI donât like him anymore,â you whispered, voice soft, uncertain.
Then louder.
âI donât. I donât like him. Not anymore.â
You swallowed hard and clenched your fists. âHe doesnât deserve it anyway. Heâs mean. Heâs impossible. Heâsâheâs cold and rude and he hates when I talk and he probably hates when I breathe andââ
Your voice cracked.
And suddenly it was too much.
Your shoulders hunched forward, and the tears youâd been holding back for days slipped past your lashes, warm and silent. You pressed the heels of your palms to your eyes like that would stop them. Like you could push the ache back in. Like you could pretend you werenât breaking.
But you were.
Not because he rejected you. You were used to that, he had rejected you many times before, since the first time you confessed. But because for a secondâjust a secondâyou really thought he saw you.
All of you.
Your spark, your fire, your light. Your strength, that you were actually more than just a girl with a stupid, embarrassing crush.
And you thought maybe he didnât hate it.
Maybe he even⌠liked it.
But he didnât.
He hated it.
He hated you.
More tears fell, faster now, wetting your cheeks, dripping onto your knees. You hugged them to your chest and buried your face in your arms.
âI donât like him,â you whispered again, broken this time. âI donât. I donât.â
But the lie didnât hold. Not anymore.
𦹠⼠â・Ëâฺ âĄ
The sun had set hours ago, but the clouds still hovered low, thick and heavy in the dark sky like they were waiting for a reason to break open.
Sunghoon sat on the slanted roof of the Hermes cabin, legs stretched out, back leaning against the chimney. The air was coolâcooler than usualâbut he didnât feel it. Not because he was used to the cold. But because he was too wrapped up in the tight pull in his chest and the lingering sting of words he couldnât unsay.
You werenât looking at him anymore.
Not in training. Not at meals. Not even in passing. You just trained, talked to your friends, then stayed inside your cabin all day.
The absence of your gazeâit shouldâve been a victory.
It wasnât.
His jaw tightened as he glanced down at the campgrounds. Everything looked⌠normal. Someone from Hephaestus cabin was still tending to the garden torches. The Aprhodite kids were still braiding each others hair under the dim light of the sunset. Apolloâs kidsâyour siblingsâwere singing around the fire like they always did.
And you werenât there.
He hadnât seen your laugh in five days. He hadnât heard your humming while walking past him, or seen your stupid bright smile you always wore when you were about to say something too fast, too loud, too you.
You were quiet now.
And all because of him.
âGood,â he muttered, dragging a hand through his hair. âThatâs good. Sheâs finally listening.â
He should feel at peace. This was good, this is what heâd been wanting for years, just distance from you.
He didnât.
Instead, he felt this⌠gnawing weight in his chest. Like guilt, but heavier. Like regret, but sharper. And under it allâfear.
The same fear that always haunted him.
Because this wasnât just about you.
It never was.
It was about who he was. What he was. The son of Zeus.
The mistake.
The threat.
People called him a hero, a legend, a symbol. He was the boy who stopped Olympus from burning. The one who survived a solo quest against a Titan army. The one who stood under a blackened sky at eighteen and thoughtâfor one secondâhe had done something worthy.
Until the sky turned against him.
Until he saw that lightning bolt twist in the cloudsânot towards the enemy, but towards him.
He still remembered the sound it made. The sharp crack. The way the earth split just inches from where he stood. The voice that followed, low and cruel, echoing in the wind.
âYou were never meant to live this long.â
Heâd stood in the wreckage, skin burned, blood on his lips, and realizedâ
His father had sent the bolt.
His father wanted him gone.
Because he was too strong. Too unpredictable. Too much like a god.
Too dangerous.
Sunghoon blinked hard and looked up at the clouds. There was no thunder tonight, no sign of his father. Just the heavy stillness of a world that hadnât changed. The world he so much hated, the world that he didnât belong.
No one knew. Not the other campers. Not the counselors. Not even Chiron.
Sunghoon carried it alone.
And now? Heâd hurt you.
You didnât deserve that. You didnât deserve to get dragged into his chaos. You were light, warmth, all the things he wasnâtâand being near you felt like standing in the sun after years in the dark. And before, when you saved him from the monster without hesitation, without thinking about you first, just about him, just about his life. He couldnât believe how you were that selfless, that warm-hearted.
But that was the problem.
Because eventually, even the sun burns.
And he was tired of fire.
So he said things he didnât mean, he pushed you away like you were the threat. Like you were the one who might ruin him, not the other way around.
He told himself it was safer this way. You couldnât get too close if he kept building the wall. You couldnât look at him with those soft, hopeful eyes. Couldnât touch his arm like you wanted to stay. Couldnât see the cracks in him if he never let you close enough to look.
But now?
You were gone.
And he hated how much he noticed.
How quiet the world felt without your voice, even if he used to love his quiet life. How training didnât feel like an escape anymore. How his victories felt hollow. How every time he shut his eyes, your beautiful face was thereâangry, hurt, distant.
He pressed his palms against his eyes, breathing out slow and heavy.
âIâm not him,â he whispered, barely audible.
But he didnât believe it.
Not when he saw the way your shoulders trembled as she walked away. Not when he remembered the look in your pretty eyesâlike heâd destroyed something you didnât even know you were handing him.
Iâm not him. Iâm not my father.
But every time he pushed someone away⌠every time he chose silence over kindness⌠every time he used his power to isolate instead of protectâ
He saw Zeus in the mirror.
𦹠⼠â・Ëâฺ âĄ
The sky had been rentless for days.
Even without a prophecy, even without Chironâs grim warnings, everyone felt itâthat gut-wrenching tension in the air, like the gods themselves were holding their breath. The barrier at Camp Half-Blood had been flickering at the edges like a candle about to go out, and the atmosphere felt like it was pressing down on the campersâ chests. Tighter and tighter.
You had been quiet all day.
For once, not joking. Not smiling. Not chasing after a certain grumpy son of Zeus who hadnât even looked in your direction since your last fight. Your body ached from training, but your heart ached more. And the silence in camp? It felt too heavy to carry alone.
You stood by the archery range, fingers gripping the polished wood of your bow, eyes scanning the shadows of the woods. Something was wrong, you could tell, but you didnât quite put your finger on it.
The air felt different, heavy, like something really bad was about to happen. And the clouds were gray, the day so gloomy, about to rain.
You sighed before starting to walk towards your cabin, planning to stay in bed all day so you could avoid looking at Sunghoon.
But thenâa snap.
A branch. Far too close. Far too intentional.
You turned just in time to see a rippleâlike something slicing through the barrier. A tear. Then it broke. Ripped, as if by claws.
The air screamed. Your heart stopped in your chest, your eyes widened, your legs trembled.
A deafening roar shattered the silence, and then all at once, chaos descended.
Monsters. Not one. Dozens. Charging through the weakened barrier like hell had opened its gates. Hellhounds, cyclopes, dracaenaeâdark, massive, frothing creatures spilling into camp like floodwater.
The storm broke overhead.
And it poured.
It was all too fast, all too blurry, like a nightmare come to life.
Campers screamed and scattered, grabbing weapons, dragging younger demigods to shelter. Magic flared through the skyâflashes of green, blue, orangeâbut the monsters were relentless. They came in waves, more than anyone had ever seen inside the borders.
You didnât hesitate.
You sprinted towards the east ridge, losing arrows as you ran. Your eyes scanned for anyone injured, for anyone alone, for your siblings â but it was too fast. A hellhound lunged towards you, and you flipped out of its path, spinning mid-air to shoot an arrow clean through its eye.
Thud. Down. Another behind it. Then another.
It didnât stop. They were too many, and you were running out of arrows, out of breath, but you kept going.
The ground was soaked with mud and blood, and you could barely see through the curtain of rain. You ducked as a spear flew past your head, rolled, and landed hard on your side.
Thatâs when you saw it.
A chimera. Twice the size of the one in the old training books. Foaming, frothing, fire curling from its lion mouth and venom dripping from its serpent tail. The demigod killer.
Your breath caught, panick starting to rise, but you didnât let it take you over.
It charged.
You fired once, twice, three timesâall hitting, but barely slowing it down. Your chest was heaving, the blood in your veins running fast. It barreled through a group of campers, swiping one aside like a rag doll.
And then its eyes locked onto you.
âOh, no,â you breathed.
You tried to runâslipped, the grass was soaked.
The tail struck first, slicing across your side, sending you skidding across the wet ground. Your bow flew from your hands. Blood rushed from your ribs. Pain bloomed white-hot in her chest. You shut your eyes, screaming, your hands shaking against the open wound.
But you stood.
Gritting your teeth, clutching your side, you reached for a dagger and faced the monster head-on.
âIâm not done yet,â you whispered, even as your knees buckled.
It lunged, and you raised your blade, ready to strike.
But thenâBOOM.
A thunderclap exploded above you, followed by a bolt of lightning that struck mere feet from the chimera. The impact sent the beast reeling.
From above, slicing through the rain like a blade, he came.
Sunghoon.
Drenched, furious, glowing with power. His sword flashed silver in the stormlight, and his eyes burned with a rage that seemed to come straight from the sky. He didnât yell. He didnât need to.
He moved.
His blade danced in arcsâcalculated, violent, beautiful. The chimera snapped its jaws, tail lashing, but Sunghoon dodged every strike with impossible grace. He struck again, slicing across its shoulder, then spun, slamming his boot into its head and sending it crashing to the ground.
But it rose again, roaring fire toward him.
He raised his handâand lightning answered.
It struck the chimera square in the chest, setting its fur ablaze. It screamed once, then dropped, twitching in the mud. Dead.
Silence followed. Deafening. Campers stared from the tree line, breathless.
Sunghoon stood over the corpse like a war godâuntouched but seething. He proved once again why he was the strongest warrior to ever exist.
And then you spoke, voice weak because of the pain, from both your wounds and your broken heart.
âOf course,â you groaned from where she was still on the ground, soaked, bloodied. âHere comes Zeus Jr.â
His head snapped toward you. Eyes narrowing, that same damn expression you once loved but you were starting to get tired of.
âYouâre bleeding,â he said.
âNo kidding,â you muttered, struggling to sit up.
He took a step closer.
âYou shouldâve stayed back.â
âI was back,â you shot, dragging yourself upright with the help of a tree. âIt found me. I didnât ask for a knight in electro-shining armor.â
Sunghoon clenched his jaw, sword still on his hand.
âI didnât do it for you.â
âSure.â
The rain poured harder.
âStop trying to be a hero,â you said, bitterly. For the first time talking to him in this tone âYouâre not the only one who can fight.â
âI know,â he snapped.
You scoffed, but there was no fun in your face.
âThen why do you act like Iâm weak?â
âI donât.â
âYes, you do!â
âBecause you donât belong in the middle of this!â he shouted suddenly, and you flinched, blinking. âBecause if you get hurt, itâs not just about you anymore, itâsâfuck.â
He turned away, fists clenched, rain soaking his clothes, his dark hair, his beautiful face.
Your expression shifted.
âThen what is it about, Sunghoon?â you asked, stepping closer despite the blood dripping down your arm. âWhy do you keep pushing me away like Iâm the enemy? Why do you act like Iâm something to be afraid of?â
He didnât answer. And you were furious.
âWhy do you think youâre not allowed to be loved?â
Crack. Thunder rolled like a growl, and you flinched again, the sky reflecting Sunghoonâs expression.
He turned, eyes blazing.
âBecause Iâm a monster too!â he shouted, voice breaking. âBecause I was born cursed. Because my fatherâthe king of the godsâtried to kill me. Because every time I care about someone, the gods take it away. Because I saved Olympus and he still looked at me like I was wrong!â
You froze. Lightning split the sky behind him. A knot built in your throat, you couldnât speak. This confession, it finally made sense to you. Why he was like that, why he pushed people away, why he was so focused only in training. And you realized too, Sunghoon wasnât just brave because he was Zeusâ son, he was because he had no choice. Because deep down, where nobody saw him, he was actually really scared.
Of himself, of his lineage, of everything that his life meant.
You swallowed, opening your mouth but the words just didnât come.
âI push you away because I donât know how not to, Y/N,â he said, quieter now, throat tight. âBecause I see everything I want in you, and I know I canât have it.â
Silence. The rain softened just a little.
He couldnât look at you, his gaze was on the ground, but you saw him. Not Park Sunghoon, the forbidden son, the strongest warrior, the child of the storm.
Just Sunghoon, the little boy youâd been in love with since you were ten, the little boy who had a cold wall around him, and he never let anyone in. The little boy who grew up alone, scared, and the little boy whoâs own father tried to kill.
Then, softly, you said.
âYou already have me,â you whispered.
And without thinking, you reached for him. You could barely walk, but you did anyways, fast, your heart pounding in your chest, but for the first time it wasnât just because of a stupid crush, but for the immense affection you had for this man.
He flinchedâbut didnât move.
And when your arms wrapped around him, something broke.
Not the sky.
Not the storm.
But him.
His sword dropped. His head fell to your shoulder. He grabbed you tight, as if he never wanted to let you go, or never wanted you to let him go.
And he let himself be held. For the first time ever.
𦹠⼠â・Ëâฺ âĄ
The storm had passed, but Camp Half-Blood still bore its scars.
The training fields were torn apart, trees splintered, the ground muddy and red. Campers moved in hushed voices, some bandaged, others limping, the weight of what had happened still lingering like a bruise beneath the skin.
No one died, thanks to the gods.
The golden glow of the Apollo cabin had always felt warmâcomforting in a way that mirrored its occupants. Now, that same golden light bled through gauzy curtains and danced across your skin as you laid on your bed, propped up by a nest of pillows, half-wrapped in bandages. Your laughter, soft and airy, filled the space, a balm over the storm the camp had just endured.
Your siblings buzzed around you like hummingbirds, fussing over your hair, feeding you sweetened nectar, adjusting your blanket, whispering far too loudly about a certain brooding demigod whoâd taken post at the far corner of the room.
âIs he still there?â Taki whisperedânot quietly.
âHe hasnât blinked in twenty minutes,â another added, munching on a cracker.
âHe literally dragged her out of a battlefield like some tragic hero in a war movie,â a third said dramatically, hand on heart.
You groaned, pressing the heel of your palm to your forehead. âYou guys are so embarrassing.â
âAnd yet, youâre blushing,â your sister teased.
âIâm injured!â
âYeah, but not blind. Heâs still standing right there.â
And he was.
Park Sunghoon.
Leaning silently against the far wall, arms crossed, a bruise blooming on his jaw, dark hair damp from the rain that still drizzled outside. His shirt was torn at the shoulder, exposing a long scratch that was half-scabbed and half-healed. Despite every opportunity, he hadnât left since you were brought inâjust stood guard like he didnât know how to do anything else.
You glanced at him from beneath your lashes, a teasing smile playing at your lips. That same feeling in your chest, in your heart, that youâd had for him. It never went away.
âWhat can I say?â you murmured to your siblings, dramatically pressing a hand to your heart. âIâm so lucky.â
Sunghoonâs eyes flicked toward you.
He rolled themâvisiblyâbut there was the faintest twitch at the corner of his mouth. A ghost of something softer. Maybe amusement. Maybe relief.
But he still owed you a conversation.
âOkay, out,â you said, waving your siblings away. âShoo. Give a girl some space to die tragically in peace.â
One by one, your siblings peeled away with dramatic groans and cheeky winks, until the cabin settled into a golden silence, filled only by the hum of cicadas outside and the steady beat of your heart.
He looked at you again, serious, as always, but there was something different in his eyes this time, something warm.
Sunghoon hesitated before walking over. His steps were quiet. Measured.
You shifted as he sat carefully on the edge of your bed, hands resting on his knees, posture rigid like he was still braced for a battle that hadnât come yet.
âYou stayed,â you said softly, eyes flicking to his face.
âYou got hurt,â he replied, his voice low.
âI didnât need you to come.â
âI came anyway.â
That silenced you. For a moment.
Your fingers picked at a loose thread on her blanket.
âYou havenât said anything since.â
âI didnât know what to say.â
âWell, you could start with Iâm glad youâre not dead,â you joked half-heartedly.
He didnât smile. But his jaw worked, like the words were stuck somewhere between his throat and his chest.
âI am glad,â he said, quieter this time.
You blinked.
Something inside youâtight and achingâtwisted. You thought about his words from before, how he crashed out as if heâd been carrying with the heavy weight of what happened for years, how heâd been suffering alone.
ââŚSunghoon?â
He didnât look at you.
Instead, he exhaled deeply, and then⌠he started speaking. Slowly. Like he was trying to figure out how to make himself real for the first time in years.
âWhen I was five, the monsters wouldnât stop. My mom said it was like I had a target painted on me. They were relentless.â His voice was flat. Detached. âShe brought me here to keep me alive. Dropped me off and i never saw her again.â
You didnât move. You barely breathed. You just let him talk, a bulge starting to built inside your chest.
âWhen I turned eighteen, the gods sent me on a solo quest. Olympus was on the verge of war. I stopped it. Somehow.â He swallowed. âThey called me a hero. Said I saved everything. ButâŚâ
He looked at you then.
And you saw it.
The storm that lived inside his eyes.
ââŚMy father was there. Zeus. He watched. He⌠waited. And then he tried to kill me.â
Sunghoonâs voice shook for the first time. âHe said I was too powerful. That I could become a threat. Said it would be easier to eliminate the possibility.â
Your eyes filled with tears. âOh, godsâŚâ
âNo one knows.â He shook his head. âNot Chiron. Not the other gods. I never told anyone. What would it matter? I lived. That should be enough.â
âItâs not,â you whispered fiercely. âItâs not enough.â
He looked away again.
âAfter that, I stopped trying to feel. I train. I fight. I do what they ask. Because if even my own father thinks Iâm dangerous⌠maybe heâs right. Maybe if I let my guard down for a second, Iâll turn into him.â
You reached forward, your hand trembling, and touched his fingers.
He let you hold them, not flinching, not avoiding you like all of these years, just letting himself be real with you, letting you give him of some of your warm.
âSunghoon⌠youâre nothing like him.â
His eyes met yours. His voice cracked. âThen why do I hurt people?â
âYou donât mean to.â
âI hurt you.â
You smiled through your tears, a shaky laugh bubbling from your lips.
âYeah. Well. I kinda deserved it. Iâve been annoying you since I was ten.â
His mouth twitched again. This time, for real. You saw him smile for the first time, and it was the most beautiful sight ever. Your heart fluttered inside of you.
âYou havenât changed.â
âAnd youâre still grumpy.â
You stared at each other for a long moment.
Then Sunghoon reached out, fingers brushing a strand of hair behind your ear. His touch lingered on your cheek, thumb catching a falling tear. Your skin jumped, his hand was cold, too cold, but it felt good, sweet, gentle and you leaned to his touch, his eyes sparkling.
âDonât cry,â he murmured, voice almost pleading.
âIâm not.â
âYou are.â
âShut up.â You sniffled. âYou just trauma-dumped on me, i have feelings.â
He laughed quietly. A little broken. A little healed. But it was the most gorgeous sound ever, you wanted it imprinted in your mind forever. You realized that, maybe you were in love fully of this man, nothing heâd do would ever make you hate him.
Not after he told you his deepest secret, not after he saved your life, not after he opened with you.
You looked at him again, in silence, and his gaze never left yours. It wasnât a cold look anymoreâit was warm and bright, like the first rays of sunlight after a storm. The kind of warmth youâd always believed lived somewhere inside him, hidden beneath layers of scars and silence. And now, it was there. Open. Soft. Yours.
The breath caught in your throat. Every moment that had led to thisâevery time youâd chased after him with a smile, every time he pushed you away with gritted teethâsuddenly made sense. It was all leading here. To this quiet, breathless second.
Then he leaned in.
And kissed you.
It wasnât rushed, or greedy, or anything like the heat that had been simmering between you for so long. It was slowâalmost reverent. Like he was tasting sunlight for the first time. Like he was terrified it might burn him, but he wanted it anyway. His lips were soft but certain, moving against yours with a quiet desperation heâd never let himself show. One hand cupped your cheek, thumb brushing against your skin as if grounding himself in the reality of you.
You melted into him, hands sliding up his chest, fingertips trembling. A soft noise escaped your throat, half a gasp, half a sob, and he responded with a deeper kiss, pulling you closer like he couldnât get enough.
The room was quiet except for the soft sound of your breaths, quick and shallow, his heavier, more labored. Your bodies were still pressed close together, but everything had changed.
Sunghoon was hovering over you, eyes dark and searching. The way his fingers brushed across your skin was reverent, like he was afraid of breaking something if he moved too quickly. And yet, the way you smiled at him, your hands drifting over his chest, made him feel like everything about this was exactly what he needed.
You were still catching your breath, lips tingling, heart stammering in your chest. You searched his faceâhis storm-dark eyes, the way his jaw flexed like he was trying to hold back everything he felt. But you could see it now. He wasnât hiding anymore.
You leaned in again, brushing your lips against his in a softer kiss this time, almost shy despite everything. And he chased it. His hand slid from your cheek to the back of your neck, anchoring you as his mouth moved with more intent. A low sound escaped from deep in his throat, and you felt it everywhereâyour spine, your stomach, the tips of your fingers.
He pressed you gently back onto the bed, following you down, lips never leaving yours. Your hands found the edge of his shirt, fisting the fabric as you tugged him closer. There was no more hesitation nowâonly want, only need, and the comfort of finally being seen.
When you parted for air, you were breathless, cheeks flushed. âSunghoonâŚâ
And when you shifted, pulling him just a little closer, he froze.
âYouâre still hurt,â he rasped, pulling back slightly, his hand flattening over your bandaged side.
âSo are you,â you replied.
âThatâs not the same.â
âIâm fine.â
âYou almost died.â
âAnd you didnât leave.â
His jaw tensed. You reached up and pressed your fingers to his cheek, drawing his attention back to you.
âI want this,â you said quietly, honestly. âI want you. Not just the hero. Not the demigod. Just you.â
His walls nearly went up again. You saw itâthe flinch in his eyes, the way his shoulders stiffened like he was about to retreat. But then, slowly, he exhaled. Let himself be seen. Let your words settle into the softest part of him.
ââŚStay still,â he murmured.
You blinked. âWhat?â
âIâm gonna kiss you again.â
Your heart stuttered. âThen what wasâ?â
He kissed you before you could finish. Gentle. Deeper. Slow like the sky opening after a long storm. His hands found your waist, easing you back into the pillows, careful of your wounds, but not afraid to touch touch now. You opened beneath him, heat sparking low in your belly, breath hitching as your bodies aligned, as your hands dragged across the slope of his shoulders, his back, his chest.
He kissed your collarbone, then lower, taking his time. Every touch, every kiss felt like a promiseânot just of desire, but of something more. Something real. His fingertips grazed the hem of your shirt, and he paused again, looking up at you with something deeper than just want.
âAre you sure?â
You just nodded, biting your lip, your heart pounding with so much force.
âIâve been waiting for this. IâŚI saved myself, for you.â
It took him a full second to register your words.
Then another to believe them.
And when they did, they hit like a tidal wave. His hands tightened in the sheets, his breath stalling in his throat as he stared down at you with something between awe and desperation.
âYouâŚâ he rasped, swallowing hard. âYou canât say shit like that to me.â
âWhy not?â
âBecause Iâm barely holding on here,â he growled, dragging a hand down his face. âBecause if you keep saying things like that, Iâm going to stop pretending I can control myself around you.â
You shifted beneath him, fingers sliding into the hair at the back of his neck.
âThen donât.â
That undid him.
With a strained sound, he kissed you againâdeeper this time. Like he was drowning in you. Like everything heâd kept buried for years had broken through the surface and surged forward with no intention of retreating. His body pressed closer, mouth warm and hungry on yours, the air between you thick with heat and emotion.
The air between you grew hotter, heavier. He groaned softly as your nails scratched lightly down his back, and you felt him shiver, his body flush against yours now, every hard line of him pressing into your softness. He lifted your shirt over your shoulders, carefully, his touch cold but gentle, and you whimpered when his hands trailed down your torso, slow, but needy. You were left in the lacy white fabric of your bra, and he looked at you like trying to memorise every inch, like he couldn't believe what he was seeing.
"You're so beautiful" his voice came in a weak whisper, and you bit your lip, blushing.
His touch wandered more freely now, fingers tracing the delicate lace before gently sliding the strap off your shoulder. He kissed the skin he revealed, soft and slow, and you shivered. Sunghoonâs hands finally found their way beneath the lace, warm palms cupping your breasts with a reverence that made you gasp. His thumbs brushed your nipples and your back arched off the mattress instinctively, pressing yourself harder into him, into his touch, into the heat that coiled between your legs.
âFuck,â he breathed, the word a low growl against your skin as he kissed down your throat, teeth grazing gently. âYouâre driving me insane.â
You couldnât help the breathless laugh that escaped you.
âTold you I was dangerous.â
âYeah?â He lifted his head, eyes dark with desire and something deeperâsomething raw. âYouâve been playing with fire since the day I met you.â
âAnd look at you,â you whispered, dragging your nails lightly over the taut muscles of his abdomen. âFinally letting yourself burn.â
He groaned, then kissed you again, no hesitation, no restraint. His mouth was hungry on yours, his tongue sliding against yours with a desperation that made your toes curl. His hips rolled against yours and you felt himâhard, needyâpressing right where you ached most.
âSunghoon,â you gasped, legs falling open to cradle his hips.
He gritted his teeth, one hand sliding down your stomach and unbuttoning your jeans with one swift motion. You felt like you were dreaming, you had been thinking about this moment for years, and it was finally happening. It wasn't just lust, it was something more, something that you felt inside of you, like you belonged to him.
You helped him shove the denim down your legs, leaving you in nothing but your underwear, flushed and breathless beneath him. His hand brushed over the damp heat between your thighs and his breath caught.
âYouâre soaked,â he murmured, voice wrecked. âIs that all for me?â
You bit your lip, teasing even now.
âGuess I have a type. Grumpy, sword-wielding sons of Zeus.â
He looked at you with disbelief, but then he laughed. His laugh was low, strained, as he hooked a finger in the side of your underwear and pulled it down slowly, watching the way you squirmed beneath his gaze.
âKeep joking like that and Iâm not going to last.â
You smirked, a little shy, a little wrecked.
âThen maybe stop teasing me and do something about it.â
That was all it took.
He slid two fingers into you without warning, and your head fell back with a choked moan. His movements were slow but deep, curling just right, hitting that spot that made your thighs tremble. Your pussy clenched around his digits as if it had been waiting for this moment too, soaked walls pushing him in, and he bit his lip watching his fingers glisten with your arousal, thrusting them, still gentle, but with skill, wet sounds starting to build.
âYou feel like heaven,â he whispered against your throat, pressing kisses to your collarbone, then lower, until his lips wrapped around your nipple and you gasped, his body grinding against yours. âSo fucking perfect.â
âMore,â you gasped, hips moving against his hand. âPlease, Sunghoonâneed you.â
He sucked your nipple softly, soaking it with his saliva, and he twitched his wrist, his movements becoming faster, more purposeful. The wet sound of his fingers thrusting into you filled the air between your ragged breaths, you clung to him like a lifeline, the heat blooming under your skin, spreading like wildfire.
Your fingers tangled in his dark hair as he moved between worship and hungerâhis lips dragging from your chest to your neck, teeth grazing sensitive skin. Then his thumb found your clit, slow, torturing circles that made you whine and rock your hips against him again, as he curled his fingers and brushed your g-spot.
Then, with shaky hands, you found the hem of his shirt, and slid it out of his body, throwing it on the floor. Your gaze trailed with sparkly eyes, he was a real life god, you were sure about that. His pale, glistening skin, the line of his abs, the muscles on his arms, and the perfect v-line in his hips, you moaned again, because it was the most beautiful sight ever. You took your time touching him, your warm, delicate fingers running through his torso. You felt his muscles flex beneath your touch, each slight tremor in his body feeding the dizzy heat growing inside you. He was still working his fingers inside you, coaxing out every soft gasp and whimper from your lips, but now he was shaking tooânot from exertion, but from holding back.
"You really are the man of my dreams." A small smile painted on your lips, and he smirked softly, kissing you again.
He kissed you like he was learning every part of youâthe pace, the sighs, the way your mouth moved against his. His tongue swept gently along your lower lip before slipping inside, claiming you all over again.
You whimpered into his mouth as his free hand cupped your cheek, his thumb brushing just under your eye with surprising tenderness.
âYou feel like you were made for me,â he murmured against your lips. âEvery inch of you.â
Your hands moved lower, tracing the lines of his torso, the sharp dip of his waist, until they reached the waistband of his pants. You hesitated for a heartbeat, eyes flicking up to his.
He nodded once, barely, but his gaze was moltenâlike he was begging.
You pushed them down slowly, revealing more of him, inch by inch, your fingers brushing over the firm muscle of his thighs. He was trembling now, barely holding himself back. His breath came rough and shaky, and he watched your every movement like it was the most sacred thing heâd ever witnessed. His length was hard and throbbing under his boxers, and you wasted no time in stroking him with your palm, slow, but still needy, your mouth watered, and he hissed between his teeth, hips bucking against your touch.
âYouâre perfect,â you said, voice shaking. âSo perfect it scares me.â
Sunghoon leaned forward, resting his forehead against yours, his body still pressed against yours like he couldnât bear to pull away.
Everything about himâhis scent, his skin, the sound of his voice murmuring your name against your throatâwas imprinting into your senses. You never wanted to forget a single second.
And when he finally slid his fingers out of you, slow and slick, you gasped again, your walls fluttering around nothing, and he brought them to his lips, eyes locked with yours as he tasted you. A low groan slipped from his throat.
âYou taste like fucking heaven.â
You blushed, overwhelmed, by the pleasure, by the lust, but also by his gaze, he looked even more ruined than you. You turned your face to hide your blush, but he caught your chin gently, guiding you to look back at him.
âDonât,â he whispered, voice low and hoarse. âDonât look away.â
His words settled deep in your chest, and you felt itâhow everything in this moment had shifted. It wasnât just lust. It wasnât just longing. It was years of tension, of biting words and lingering stares, soft smiles and silent hopesâfinally unraveling.
Then he straightened just a bit, knees against the mattress of your small bed, and he slid his boxers down, a gasp left your throat, and you squirmed at the sight. His cock was thick, hard, veins popping under the skin, red tip leaking, glistening, and not being cheesy, but it really was the most beautiful, not that you'd seen a lot, anyways. The thought made you chuckle, and you covered your face again, he looked at you with an eyebrow raised.
"Are you seriously laughing right now?" his tone was something between annoyed, horny and amused, and you laughed again, biting your lip.
"I'm sorry, i'm sorry! I was just thinking that you have a really beautiful dick"
He blinked, clearly not expecting that, and for a moment, his expression was pricelessâcaught between pride and disbelief. Then, slowly, a smirk tugged at the corner of his lips as he leaned over you, arms braced on either side of your head. He grabbed your thigh, strong, but not violent, and wrapped it around his waist, spreading you just for him, and you felt it again, your needy, leaking pussy clenching around nothing. But not for so long, because he grabbed himself by the base, leaning against your entrance but not pulling in yet, just rubbing his tip against your soaked folds, and you whined, arching your back.
"Beautiful, huh?" he murmured, his voice low, teasing now, brushing his nose lightly against your cheek. "Youâre unbelievable."
You gasped, cheeks flushed, your body burning with anticipation and need.
âSunghoonâŚâ you whispered, your voice shaking. âIâm yours.â
And the way he looked at you in that momentâlike you were both his salvation and his undoingâtold you that no matter what came next, he was already too far gone to turn back.
With that, he pushed into you slowly, inch by inch, until he was fully seated inside, and your breath hitchedâeyes fluttering shut at the stretch, the burn, the overwhelming fullness.
You gasped when he filled you completely, the stretch stealing your breath, a rush of overwhelming sensation blooming deep in your core. He was so big, and your body trembled from the way he held you â so tightly, so completely, like he was afraid you'd disappear if he let go. And gods, he was warm â inside and out â melting away the ache that had lodged in your chest for years.
You blinked up at him, vision blurred with tears you hadnât realized had welled in your eyes. Not from pain â no, not at all â but from everything. Every laugh youâd chased him down for, every time heâd brushed you off with that grumpy scowl, every moment you told yourself it didnât matter that he didnât want you⌠and now, here he was. Inside you. Holding you like you mattered. Looking at you like you were everything.
He groaned low and long, grabbing you by your hips with one hand and cupping your cheek with the other, kissing you, hot breath and spit and tongue, and you moaned against his lips when he thrusted just a little bit, holding himself back because he didn't want to hurt you, not anymore.
You gasped when he bottomed out, his hips flush with yours, his arms trembling from the effort of holding back.
âBreathe,â he whispered, brushing your hair from your face. His forehead pressed to yours. âJust feel me.â
You did. Gods, you felt everything.
The way he filled you, stretched you, moved with you. Every slow roll of his hips made your legs shake, made you cling tighter to him, every vein stimulating your sensitive walls, how he throbbed inside of you. You never imagined he could be this gentle, this attentiveâlike every part of him was focused solely on you, like you were the only thing anchoring him to the world.
âDoes it hurt?â he asked, his voice rough but soft, one hand trailing down your side, soothing over your skin.
You shook your head quickly, biting your lip, blinking up at him with glassy eyes.
âNo, just⌠full. So full.â
Sunghoon cursed under his breath, pulling out a fraction and thrusting back in. Your back arched and you whimpered, your thighs wrapping tighter around his waist. He was so deep, so thick inside of you, stretching you, the whole world around you disappeared, and the air was so hot, your heart pounding inside of your chest, your body full of pleasure.
âYouâre so tight,â he murmured against your ear, voice filled with lust and affection âfeels like you were made for me.â
The words hit you harder than they shouldâve, and a helpless sound escaped your lipsâsomewhere between a sob and a moan. His rhythm faltered for a second.
âAre you crying?â he asked, panicked.
You laughed through the tears, arms still around him.
"This is like the climax of my crush ok, don't judge me."
Sunghoon groaned and kissed you again, this time deeper, tongue sweeping into your mouth and stealing your breath. His thrusts picked up speed, the heat between your bodies climbing, burning. He was fully fucking you now, still gentle, but needier, messier, his hips rolled into you with strength, making him go deep inside of you, and your walls swallowed his cock, wetness dripping between your legs until they soaked the sheets under you.
Your fingers slid through his hair, nails lightly raking across his scalp, and the way he groaned into your mouth made you moan in return. He was losing control â unraveling with you.
His thrusts deepened, and his hand found your clit, rubbing tight, perfect circles that sent you tumbling over the edge.
âYouâre perfect,â he whispered against your lips, his movements growing more desperate, more erratic. âAnd Iâm so fucking lucky you didnât give up on me.â
âI never would,â you panted, your nails digging into his back as he fucked you deeper, harder. âI never could.â
He shifted, adjusting your hips, grabbing one of your thighs and pulling it over his shoulder, and suddenly he hit that spotâthe one that made your eyes roll back, the one that made your legs tremble violently around him.
âThere?â he asked, lips ghosting your throat.
âYes,â you cried, breath hitching.
He kept his rhythm, each thrust precise and devastating. Your moans filled the room, blending with the sound of skin on skin, the ragged pull of your breaths. The pleasure built higher, stronger, until your body was strung so tight it was hard to think.
âIâm close,â you gasped, your fingers gripping his hair. âSunghoonâpleaseââ
âLet go,â he whispered, staring into your eyes like he could see right through you, forehead against yours, voice broken âCome for me.â
His hand slid between you, rubbing your clit fast, messy, and you cried out, clutching him tightly, your body shaking with the intensity of it â a blinding, all-consuming wave that crashed over you and didnât let go. The orgasm hit you, and your walls clenched around him, pulling him with you, and he groaned against your shoulder as he followed you over the edge, shuddering with each deep pulse inside you.
Sunghoonâs breath hitched as your body tightened around him, and the sound of your moansâsoft, breathless, utterly overwhelmedâpushed him over the edge. His hands gripped your hips, holding you flush against him as he spilled into you with a low, broken groan, the kind pulled from somewhere deep in his chest, warm seed filling you up so good. His whole body trembled with the release, muscles taut, jaw clenched, forehead still pressed to yours like he needed to feel every part of you as he unraveled.
It wasnât just physical. It was everything heâd kept bottled upâevery wall heâd built, every fear heâd buried. They all crumbled in that moment, coming out in the way he whispered your name against your skin, reverent and raw. His heartbeat thundered against yours, syncing with yours in the quiet aftermath, breathless and heavy.
He didnât move right away. Just held you. As if he was afraid the moment would slip away, like it wasnât real.
You brushed your hand through his damp hair, both of you still flushed and dazed, and for the first time in a long while, he felt something dangerously close to peace. Then, with a slow movement, he pulled out, and you whined softly, feeling his cum drip from your core.
But he stayed there, against your chest, just feeling your heartbeat.
âYou okay?â he asked quietly, voice hoarse, like he didnât know what to say but needed to say something.
You smiled, kissing his head.
âYou mean aside from the fact that Iâve just lived every single fantasy Iâve had since I hit puberty? Yeah. Iâm thriving.â
He groaned. âGods, you really canât help yourself, can you?â
âNope,â you said, popping the âpâ. âYou knew what you were signing up for.â
Sunghoon chuckled under his breathâsoft and rareâand pulled the blanket higher over your bodies.
âRemind me why I like you again?â
âBecause Iâm charming. And hot. And because Iâm the best archer in camp.â
He exhaled sharply through his nose, clearly trying not to smile.
âDelusional.â
âMm, and yet here we are,â you whispered, pressing a lazy kiss to his jaw. âYou, in my arms after you confessed your tragic backstory and fucked me senseless.â
âYouâre so fucking weird.â
And despite everythingâhis fears, his walls, the storm still brewing outsideâSunghoon held you close and let himself smile, because somehow, with you, the weight didnât feel quite so heavy.
𦹠⼠â・Ëâฺ âĄ
You werenât training today. Just watching.
You stood at the edge of the sparring circle with your chin in your hands, resting your elbows on the wooden fence, eyes fixed on him.
Sunghoon.
Your boyfriend.
The son of Zeus, war hero of camp, andâmore recentlyâabsolute heart-stealer.
He was currently fighting two Ares kids at once like it was childâs play, sword glinting in the sun, movements precise and confident, like he didnât even have to think. His dark hair was tied up messily, loose strands falling into his eyes, his jaw locked in concentrationâbut he wasnât scowling anymore. There was something lighter about him now. The storm inside him had settled, quieted.
And gods, you were staring.
Again.
Just like that day weeks ago. The same spot. The same boy.
But everything had changed.
Someone nudged your arm.
âYouâve been watching him for like⌠fifteen minutes straight,â one of your Apollo siblings whispered beside you.
âIâm admiring my boyfriend,â you whispered back dramatically.
âHe hasnât even looked over hereâwaitânope, there he goes.â
Your heart skipped.
Because it was true.
Sunghoon had just looked up mid-swing, knocked an Ares kid flat on his ass with his swordâs blunt end, and locked eyes with you. You expected the usual eye-roll. Maybe a sigh or a sarcastic shake of his head.
But instead, he smirked.
Smirked.
And then he called out across the sparring field with his deep, rough voice loud enough for half of Camp Half-Blood to hear:
âYou gonna keep staring at me like that, or are you finally gonna come over here and kiss your boyfriend?â
You blinked.
The training field went silent for like two whole seconds before everyone exploded into chaos.
Teasing whistles. âGet it, Y/N!â someone from Hermes cabin yelled. Chiron turned around so fast it looked like he was rethinking letting you both stay in camp. Your siblings screamed like they were in the stands of the Hunger Games. Even the Ares kids were impressed.
You covered your face with your hands, heat rushing to your cheeks.
âOh my gods.â
Sunghoon just stood there, smug and sweaty and stupidly hot, sword resting on his shoulder like the cocky menace he was.
And you?
You jumped the fence and ran to him.
When you crashed into his chest and kissed himâbreathless, laughing, in front of everyoneâhe kissed you back with everything he had, arms wrapping tight around your waist, forehead pressed to yours afterward like it was just the two of you in the world.
âYouâre so annoying,â you whispered, smiling.
âI learned from the best.â
âYou love me.â
He looked at you like the storm had never touched him. âYeah,â he murmured, lips brushing yours. âI really do.â
So yeah, maybe your annoying crush for the forbidden son of Zeus finally, finally was reciprocated.
thank you for reading as always <3 hope you guys liked it, i didnât proofread so sorry for the possible mistakes, iâll fix them later !!
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MEDDLE ABOUT
⸠Pairing: Tattoo artist Jake! x Reader
⸠Word Count: 23k
⸠Release Date: 04/22/25 (April 22, 2025)
⸠Synopsis: In which the experience of your first heartbreak led you to the wonders of getting a tattoo. But surprise, surpriseâ the tattoo artist is hot. As in, mouth-watering hot. So you keep coming back for moreâ both the tattoo and the hot artist making it.
⸠Themes: Friends With Benefits, Porn With Plot (smut tags below) , Strangers To Fuck Buddies To Lovers.
⸠Warnings: Jake is IMPLIED to be a playboy, he's also gives mixed signals, BLONDE JAKE!! I REPEAT, BLONDE JAKE!! Lots of cursing lol, also my first smut so PLEASEE be nice.
⸠Smut Tags: dirty bathroom intercourse, drunk sex, Jake is mouthy and loves babbling his mouth off, dom Jake, he LOVES praising, Jake is rough with his hand, squirting, fingering (f receiving), hand job, mouth job, making out, unprotected sex, teasing, cum dumping (or whatever).
⸠Author's Note: guys omfg i think i did it again, i locked myself up in a room and wrote this cuz BLONDE JAKE MAKES ME SCREAAAMM SOO BAD!!! ALSO YES! this is heavily inspired by Chase Atlantic's song, i swear he FITS THE VIBE SO MUCH. i'm sorry if this is so cringe but i hope u guys r excited !!!
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