nanamin’s

Park Jinyoung is a master negotiator. He’s used to preying on people’s weaknesses and manipulating them to get his way. So he can’t understand you; a lawyer who sees the world in black and white, as either good or bad. Conflict is inevitable. 

But if the two of you can just set aside your differences, perhaps you can perform miracles together 

Word Count: 3.5k+

Warnings: Angst, office!au, enemies to lovers!au. Some language. 

Part 1: In Which You Win

Part 2: In Which He Wins 

Part 3: In Which the Common Enemy Appears 

Part 4: In Which You Work Together

Part 5: In Which Nobody Wins  (coming soon)

Part 6: In Which Everybody Wins (coming soon)

summary: growing up with Park Jinyoung was never easy and things are about to get worse when you’ve been asked to marry him

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You picked at your fingers as you stared nervously at Jinyoung who was sitting across from you. He looked annoyed as if he didn’t want to be here.

“Y/N, sweetheart,” Jinyoung’s mother called for you. “What do you say?” You gulped nervously unsure of what to say to her. “I’ve always treated you as my own daughter,” she reminded.

You looked over at Jinyoung who didn’t bother to say anything. “Mrs. Park, is it okay if I have some time to think about this?”

“There’s no time Y/N,” she practically begged.

“Mother stop begging her,” Jinyoung finally spoke. “You need the money and we have it. How much should I write the check for?”

There were always perks to having a dad working as a driver for Jinyoung’s parents. One of them was being able to go to a private school even when you didn’t have the money or the social class too. Another was everyone thinking you were rich enough to have a driver escort you to school but little did they know the driver was actually your dad. But despite all that, what you absolutely hated the most was being called Jinyoung’s sister. It got so bad that he had to announce to whole school that you were actually his driver’s daughter. In one day, you went from being the most popular girl in school to the girl everyone loved to bully. Jinyoung never bullied you like the others but he also never protected you.

You would think that after all that, you would finally be able to move on from Jinyoung but you never did, not even now, when you’re asked to marry him.

“Do you have any other choice?” Jinyoung asked, leaning forward at the table. “How else are you going to pay off your father’s gambling debt?

He was right. You didn’t have any other choice. Either marry Jinyoung for money or sell your body for money. 

Jinyoung’s father was in horrible condition after his heart attack and in order for Jinyoung to be eligible to take over his company instead of his older half-brother, Jaebum, he needed to get married.

Jinyoung’s father was always nice to you and your dad which was why it was hard to lie to him. 

“I’m only agreeing to this because I need the money and your father was always nice to me. I don’t want him to die without seeing you get married.”

“If that gets you to say yes, then sure - whatever you say.”

You turned to Jinyoung’s mother who was looking at you, hopeful. “Okay Mrs. Park. I’ll marry Jinyoung,” you agreed while nodding your head.

“Ouch!” you hissed as you pulled your finger away from underneath the knife.

“You’re bleeding!” Jinyoung’s mother exclaimed as she brought your finger underneath the faucet to rinse off. “What were you thinking about sweetheart?”

“Nothing,” you smiled at your mother-in-law, remembering the moments you decided to marry Jinyoung.

You always loved Jinyoung. Everyday your dad drove you, Jinyoung and Jaebum to school. You went to tutoring lessons together. You practically spent every waking hour together. But Jinyoung was always cold to you and no matter how hard you tried to get on his good side, nothing work. You thought maybe, just maybe, things would change once you agreed to marry him - maybe the both of you will learn to love and appreciate each other. But it’s been a year and his same cold behavior hasn’t changed.

“Your relationship with Jinyoung must be getting better I presume?” she asked with a big smile on her face. “You sure are putting a lot of effort to make him happy on his birthday.”

“He’s my husband. I’m supposed to make him happy.”

“I knew you’d make the perfect daughter-in-law. I’m glad it was you.”

Jinyoung grew up with a sliver spoon in his mouth. He has everything he could ever want. So instead of getting him something he can buy with money, you decided to cook him his favorite meals for his birthday. 

“Do you think he’ll like it?”

“Of course he will honey!” Jinyoung’s mother assured you. “These were all of his favorite meals growing up. I’m just afraid he’ll be so busy with work that he’ll miss dinner.”

“We talked about it last night. He said he’ll come home earlier for dinner,” you said hopeful. “I’ll just drop off his lunch and come back to make dinner.”

“Hi Nayeon, is Jinyoung in a meeting?” you asked his secretary.

“Good afternoon Mrs. Park. Mr. Park is busy with a call right now, can you leave a message?” 

“Oh I just wanted to drop off his lunch. Can I just go in and leave this on his desk quietly?” you asked making your way towards his office.

“Mrs. Park I don’t think that’s a good idea,” she said quickly stopping you from opening his door. “Can you leave a message?” she repeated.

You forced a smile at her, “Sure, I suppose I shouldn’t disturb him anyways. Can you make sure you get this to him?”

Nayeon nodded before getting back to work. You watched her set the lunch on the side of her table. You were always nice to Nayeon but she always seemed rather cold to you. 

“That was quick. Did Jinyoung eat the lunch you made?” Jinyoung’s mother asked once you walked inside the house. 

“Oh no. He was busy so I just left it with his secretary,” you said slightly disappointed. 

“Nonsense, no matter how busy he is, he still needs to eat. Let me call him.”

“It’s really okay mom.” you assured her. “I’m sure he’ll get to it when he frees up,” you smiled as you made your way to the kitchen to prepare for dinner.

It was already 8pm and Jinyoung was nowhere to be found. The whole family was waiting; his parents, Jaebum and his wife, Chaewon, and your own dad. 

A couple of months after your marriage, Jinyoung’s father’s condition improved significantly. Since he was alive and well, he didn’t need to transition the company to Jaebum or Jinyoung. He remained Chairman, while appointing Jaebum as President and Jinyoung as Vice President. He even appointed Jaebum’s wife, Chaewon as Senior Director of Operations, and yourself as Marketing Director.

“What’s taking him so long, Y/N?” Jaebum asked glancing down at his watch for the fifth time tonight. “I’m just as busy as him, if not even busier, and even I showed up on time.”

You looked down at your phone to see if Jinyoung responded to any of your calls but nothing. “Maybe we should get started,” you suggested. “Father, you’re probably hungry,” you said as you turned to Jinyoung’s father. 

“Okay we’ll start without him,” Jinyoung’s father agreed, unhappily. You walked over towards him, helping him push his wheel chair towards the dining table. As the family gathered at the table, the front door opens. 

You quickly made your way over to Jinyoung. “Are you drunk?” you whispered as you smelled the alcohol on him. 

“I had a couple of drinks,” he managed to get out as you helped him take off his suit.

“Dad’s unhappy that you’re late. The whole family is waiting,” you whispered quietly for him to hear only. 

“Shut up. You’re annoying me,” Jinyoung whispered back, walking towards the table. Hurt by his words, there was nothing you can do or say but keep your head down. You smoothened out his suit and laid it on the couch. Your eyes wandered to the collar of his suit - pink lipstick. You glanced over at Jinyoung who was already sitting by the table. “Hurry up,” he called for you. You shook the thought of another woman’s lipstick on your husband’s suit out of your head and walked towards the dining table.

“Alright let’s get started,” Jinyoung’s father announced, sitting at the head of the table. The housekeepers each brought out the dishes you prepared tonight. You watched Jinyoung carefully, observing his reaction on each bite of food he took. 

“Jinyoung, sweetheart. Do you like the food?” Jinyoung’s mother asked.

“It tastes different,” he commented as he pushed his food around on his plate.

“Y/N cooked everything,” his mother revealed. You watched him carefully again, hoping he would say it was tasty but he didn’t say anything. Jinyoung’s mother reached over to your hand, giving it a light squeeze. “What about lunch?” 

“Lunch?” he said confused. “Oh that thing - it got cold and nasty by the time it got to my desk. I took a bite and lost my appetite.”

You bit your lip, upset that all your hard work went to waste. Your own dad was even more upset for you; seeing how unappreciative Jinyoung was. He was about to speak up, but you grabbed his hand - signaling him to not make a big scene in front of your in-laws.

You forced a smile in front of everyone, “That’s okay. I just need to do a better job next time.”

“I think your food tastes great,” Jaebum compliments, shoving food into his mouth. You didn’t just grow up with Jinyoung. You grew up with Jaebum too and he was always nice to you unlike Jinyoung. 

“Eat more,” you tell him with a smile. 

You glanced over at Jinyoung frequently throughout dinner, seeing if he ate anymore of the food you made. He didn’t which disappointed you. Was your food really that bad?

“Why would you waste my time tonight?” Jinyoung asked climbing into the bed. 

You looked at him through your vanity mirror.  “What do you mean?”

“You asked me to come home for dinner for what?” 

“It’s your birthday. I thought we could celebrate as a family,” you explained, making your way towards the bed you both shared.

“I never celebrate my birthday. You know, why?” he questioned. You shook your head. “Because on my fifth birthday, my dad announced he had another son from another woman and that I had an older brother. He ruined my birthday and you managed to make it worse by inviting him to dinner tonight.”

“I’m sorry I didn’t know,” you apologized. 

“Of course you didn’t. You don’t know anything,” he spatted. “Just stay in your lane - act like a good wife in front of my dad and do your job. Do you see Chaewon taking the day off to celebrate Jae’s birthday?” he questioned. You shook her head. “Exactly. What would my father think? He’ll think we’re incompetent.” 

You looked down at your lap, picking at your fingers again. You glanced over at Jinyoung who was already settled in bed.

“Remember this is all for show. You don’t need to try so hard. I don’t love you. Once I get the company, we’re getting a divorce.”

↳ In an attempt to finally move on from his ex-girlfriend, basketball star Jeong Jaehyun reaches out to Y/N, who he knows has a crush on him.

pairing: jeong jaehyun x fem!reader

genre: fluff, angst, social media!au, college!au

warning: slight use of profanity

disclaimer: please remember this is a work of fiction. the thoughts, feelings & actions of the characters do not reflect any of the members’ real personalities.

Genre: College!AU, Enemies to Lovers

Pairing: Jinyoung x You (Female!Reader)

Warnings: None

Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 | Words: 1,685

“And that’s all I got for you today, folks,” your professor announced before closing his laptop and ending the slideshow presentation. “Class dismissed.”

A low buzz of activity suddenly filled the lecture hall as your fellow classmates began to pack up their bags and then make their way to the door. Once you slipped your laptop into your backpack, you followed them, sidling down your row of seats and loping down the stairs.

Before you reached the door, though, your professor called out your name. “One second,” he said.

Your brow furrowed slightly, and you gripped one strap of your backpack as you turned toward him. “Yes, sir?”

“Are you still interested in a TA position?”

The wrinkle in your forehead suddenly smoothed out as your eyebrows rose. “Oh – yes. Yes, absolutely.”

Last week, you’d asked your professor if he would need a teaching assistant for this class next semester. Unfortunately, he’d said ‘no’ at the time, but maybe now he’d changed his mind! 

— Love Loop

acting with your ex-boyfriend seems easy enough (or that’s what you want to think) but what happens when your returning off screen feelings translate a little too well on screen?

status: ON HOLD (rewriting)

pairing: actor!jinyoung x actress!reader

genre: exes to lovers au, fluff, angst, humour

warnings: none

a/n: my first got7 smau!! i’m so excited to start posting i hope you enjoy reading it!

chapters:

prologue

prologue two

introductions: yn and friends

introductions: jinyoung and friends

part one: civil exes

part two: the truth

part three: for us

part four: in conclusion

part five: #chatwithyn

part six: clout chaser

bonus: not crazy

part seven: clean slate

part eight: heart hurts

part nine: good actors

bonus: high cut magazine

part ten: everything good?

bonus: time skip

MUSE

(noun) a person or personified force who is the source of inspiration for a creative artist

> a small favor for your best friend leads to new friends and surprising opportunities all the while a certain red haired guitarist catches your eye

>> contains mild language

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