broken laws PART ONE; jk!hybrid au
pairing: jungkook x reader | 2.1k words
warning: angst, fluff, strong language, trauma
plot: Jungkook is a hybrid in the sex club Euphoria. After a police raid, led by you, he takes his chances and searches for help. Will you help him or turn him in like the law says?
A/N: hi! After disappearing for almost year, my disgraceful self is once again back in the game! i hope you like this start of the small series & you'll anticipate the next chapters.
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âGoing in from the back wonât guarantee that the hybrids are safe, I won't risk their lives just because we are after the moneyâ your voice was low and angry. You couldnât believe that your colleagues were this unreasonable. Taeyongs torch lit up the map of the ground plan. âCome on, you really care about some fucked out animals? This is a big amount of money, if they get away, itâs on youâ Yuta spat and you grew even angrier. How little mean helpless hybrids to this asshole?
âWatch your mouth, Iâm still your superior. And Iâm saying we are going east. I want no hybrid dead, do you understand?â A collective groan chimed and you nodded to yourself. Ever since you were promoted your colleagues started to act like children, mad that they werenât promoted, but you could have cared less. Your promotion brought bigger cases and better payment.
âGo! Weâre going inâ you signaled and your team followed suit. The footsteps could be heard as the team rushed towards the east entrance. You pondered if the hybrids inside were aware of the soon to come help. The bar was located east, as the backstage area was at the back.
Hybrids are poor little souls, made by humanity to be humiliated. Owning a hybrid is like owning a modern day slave, theyâre not human therefore theyâre not to be treated with the same rights. The authorities like to generalize the way people treat hybrids, though it was clear as day that not everyone treated hybrids with the love they deserved.
The team spread quite fast, Haechan and you reached the backstage area. The door was locked but he was quick to pick the lock. As soon as the door opened sounds of whimpering and afraid pleads could be heard. Light illuminated the room as you reached the switch. What you saw made you angry, really angry. A gun was being pointed to a hybrid's head. âOne more step and I'll kill them all, starting with this fuckerâ you gulped as you took a good look at the distraught boy.
He had a black eye and a busted lip, the hair on top of his head was tousled and trenched in blood, probably due to a blow to the head. His cheeks wet with tears, you couldnât stand it.
âOkay, listen here. Let him go and you can take me as a hostage, alright? He did nothing wrongâ the boy fixed his gaze on you, not believing what he was hearing. Why would a human try to help him? Why would this winsome woman try to protect a person like him? He couldnât think of a way to explain it.
âHey, are you okay? Calm down and listen to me, everythingâs going to be alrightâ you aimed for the frightened boy. âStop talking to the rat. Iâll kill himâ he spat and your hand started to tremble in fury. âFine, this is how itâs going to go. Youâre going to let him go, unscathed or Iâll put a bullet in your headâ
His mind started to do rounds as he thought about your threat. The grip on the hybrid loosened and he was fast to wring his way out of the man's grasp. It seemed as if his skinny legs wouldnât be able to hold his weight but he charged towards you.
His hands clawed into your jacket as he leaned his head on your back, trying to catch his breath. âItâs alrightâ you whispered, not sure if he heard you.
Haechan and Jaemin were quick to put him in cuffs and get his sorry ass outside. JK, that was his name, has already calmed down as you took him to a table near the entrance. âAre you alright?â you asked quietly, trying not to frighten him any further. He nodded, not meeting your eyes. âJoy, can you get me a paramedic?â She hurried outside to get one. You wanted him to be taken care of. âBut heâs a hybrid,â the woman stated in disbelief. âYouâre going to do your job, arenât you?â You couldnât understand it.
JK studied you, trying to find your motive. Why are you so kind, so caring even? Humans being kind to hybrids without an ulterior motive was rare and almost petrifying. He couldnât read you, but he was more than grateful that you were willing to help him, no one wouldâve.
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The Euphoria club has been running in all its glory again. The raid didnât affect people's pleasure of abusing hybrids in the slightest, sadly. The thought of arresting every person in that club pleased you, sadly it wasnât reality.
The last few weeks youâve been thinking about him, JK. You couldnât help but feel sad everytime your mind went back to him. The image of his frightened form with a gun pointed to his head came back to you, over and over again. Everytime you close your eyes you see the fear, the pain and the pleas to help him out of this hellhole. You couldnât do anything though, he wasnât your hybrid and his owners werenât breaking any laws.
You sighed as you changed your clothes, life is unfair.
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The rain pours down heavily, soaking your clothes almost completely before you reach your apartment door. The dim light at the entrance let you see your shoes and nothing more, this damn lightbulb needed to be changed. Your hair was soaking wet and cold, freezing you to death. Just moments before your hand plugged the hairdryer into the socket you heard a light knock.
You stared at your reflection in the mirror, your eyebrows furrowed. Then again, a faint knock, louder than the first one sounded through the apartment. With fast steps you marched towards the front door. You opened the door just to be met with a person you expected to never see again. âJK?â you whispered as his bloodshot eyes met yours. His face is coated in a mix of yellow and purple, they hit him more. âWhat are you doing here?â you whispered again, disbelief made itself present. He ran away, thatâs what he did.
âI couldnât do it anymore,â he whispered back. His voice trembled in the cold and youâre quick to open the door more, to let the poor boy inside, inside to warm up. âGod, come in, you must be freezingâ you took his icy hand and pulled him inside. âYouâre so cold, wait here, Iâll get you a towelâ his lips were blue and his hair stuck to his forehead.
After giving him something to dry himself off you dragged him to the kitchen. âSit down and tell me what happenedâ he followed your command as you started to make some tea.
âI ran away,â he muttered with trembling hands. You figured as much. âI thought about you a lot. The way you treated me made me crave it more. Iâve had enough of being beaten and locked up. I want to be freeâ he answered with desperation painted in his brown eyes, you sighed. This was bad, he ran away. He could be put down if they found him and his owner didnât want him anymore. âYou are the only one I could think of who is able to help me. Please donât bring me backâ he pleaded. You placed the warm cup in his hands. He winced a bit at the sudden contact, making you put it on the table next to him instead.
Tears coated his cheeks once more. What are you supposed to do? âAlright, how about a warm meal. How does that sound?â his big brown eyes stared at you, unsure how to respond. âWhat would you like? I could make you some ramenâ his ears perk up at the sound of food. He mustâve been starving âI take that as a yesâ
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So there you two sat, on the couch in silence. You werenât such a social person unless your job required you to be. He kept his hands on his knees and his eyes trained on the parquet floor. You had your knees clasped in your arms and your chin resting on top of them. You sighed. âIâm not quite sure what to do with youâ
His eyes found yours just to fall to the floor again. âI could clean for you if you let me stay,â he tried. You leaned your head to the right as you looked at him. The thought of him cleaning your apartment like a slave made your insides turn. You didnât like it. He couldnât even go out and get a job because him running away made this whole situation exacerbating.
âYou could start with putting your plate in the dishwasher,â you said. His head snapped up, eyes surprised. You were sure that he expected you to turn him away, telling him to leave. âYou can have a blanket and the couch for tonight.â You pet his knee as you stood up. âLetâs talk about everything tomorrow.â you paused âThe bathroom is down the hallâ
He laid there, tears in his eyes. A small smile made itself evident on his face as he took a deep breath. It was silent in your living room, no one cried, no one threatened someone to sleep or do something they didn't want to do. It was quiet and the blanket smelled like vanilla. A quiet sob left his mouth as he closed his eyes, he was free.
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The next morning you washed up and made your way to the living room to check on JK. He was sitting by the window, staring down on the busy streets. âGood morningâ you offered. He turned around, eyes puffy and a small smile on his face.
âHow did you sleep?â You continued. He stood from the couch and walked over to the dining table. âCoffee?â You offered. He huffed âI slept great, your couch is comfortable and Iâd like a coffee, thank youâ you nodded and got the coffees ready.
You sat down as well. âSo, are you feeling better?â He nodded and took a sip from his cup. âA lot,â he answered. âWhat happened?â You needed to know and he knew that. He shifted in his seat, trying to conceal his awkwardness.
âThere was a man, a client.â He started, he couldnât meet your eyes. âHe was rough, really rough. He wanted me to do things, horrible things.â He stopped to swallow. âI couldnât do it. I ranâ he finished, tears evident.
âI followed you from the police station.â He added. You werenât angry, not at all. You were glad that he felt like he could trust you, like you would help him. It wrenched your heart, the pain he must feel.
âIâm glad you did,â you said. His eyes met yours in a confused manner. âYouâre not upset?â He asked, clearly confused. He just couldnât get you.
âWhy would I?â You shifted your weight a bit. âWhy would I be upset that you felt like I could help you out?â
He cupped his mug and looked at you again. âSome may say Iâm a burden.â You shook your head no. âNot me, Iâm glad you trust meâ he nodded.
Not that he had any other options but you were glad he took the chance as soon as he saw it.
âDonât you have to work?â He broke the silence. You chuckled âitâs Sunday, I donât work on Sundays.â He nodded. It was awful, the way you two were awkward with each other. How great, an introvert together with an introvert.
âIâll ask a friend to bring some clothes, you canât stay in thoseâ you stood to put the mugs away and called your friend. It rang three times until he answered âWhatâs up?â He answered his phone. âHey, Joon. Iâm craving your wardrobeâ you laughed. He chuckled, âDo you even have time to wear anything other than your uniform?â It was getting harder to coax Namjoon into lending you his stuff.
âCome on buddy, just a few shirts and a pair of sweatpantsâ he sighed and complied. âAlright, Iâll bring them tomorrowâ you hummed in agreement. âLeave them with Arthur in the lobby and Iâll get it in the eveningâ he sighed âYouâre working so much, thereâs no time for meâ you rolled your eyes playfully. âIâm free on Tuesday, letâs go eatâ he cheered and accepted. âYou shall be forgiven, Iâll see you on Tuesdayâ
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