One Drunken Night // CEO!Chan
Pairing: ceo!chan x female!bestfriend!reader
Summary: one Drunken Night changes everything
The blaring sound of an alarm clock shook you from your sleep. Your head ached immensely the moment you opened your eyes, causing you to groan and shut them immediately. A deep voice grumbled next to you, a strong arm laying comfortably over your stomach under the blankets. You quickly register your lack of clothes, swallowing a scream when you see the man beside you.
Bang Chan, your best friend and boss, slept soundly on the other side of the bed. For a moment you swooned at the sight, but that was gone the second you realized his lack of clothes as well. Eyes wide, heart beating a mile a minute, you slowly lifted his arm from your bare stomach, located your clothes, and got dressed at the speed of light. You grabbed your purse off of the floor, and made a run for it out of Chanâs luxury apartment, down the soft red carpet of the hallway, and into the elevator. You internally cringed at the sight of the elderly woman in front of you. She eyed you suspiciously as you shimmied passed her to the back wall of the elevator. This could not get any worse, you thought, leaning against the gold railing.
The streets of Seoul were bustling with people despite last nightâs rain. Saturday mornings were prime shopping time, and the cafĂŠs were packed. Pedestrians gaped at you, seeing right through your innocent facade. They all knew. The sun seemed to be pointed right at you, showing off the make up smeared all over your face. Of course this was all in your head. No one payed attention to your walk of shame, no one cared.
The walk to your less luxurious apartment seemed to take years. The 13 minute walk dragged on as your paranoia continued. Did you really sleep with Chan? Your best friend? Your BOSS!? Entering your apartment, you threw yourself down on the worn out leather couch. Unbelievable, you thought. Your hangover was long forgotten as you searched your head for any memories of the night before. You remembered dancing with Chan. A few of your old high school friends showed up to celebrate, including Mi Sunâs beloved step-brother Jeongin. He hated her just as much as the rest of you. The poor boy blamed himself for their meeting.
You remembered Hyunjin buying another round of shots for the ten of you, and pulling Felix out to the dance floor. The second things got a little heated, Chan swooped in and pushed the blond away, taking his place. And then everythingâs blank. Thereâs snippets, hands wandering to forbidden places, lips hovering. But thatâs it. Groaning loudly, you let your head fall to your lap. Why did it have to happen like this? Will he remember? What do you say to him when you see him next? A million thoughts spun around in your head.
Reaching into your purse, you search for your phone. You wanted to text Felix, see what he remembered. But your phone was no where to be found. Whining to yourself, you vaguely remember throwing it at Chanâs couch when you entered his apartment.
Chan slowly wakes at the sound of rustling in his apartment. Groaning at the sunlight in his eyes, he rolls out of bed just as the door slams shut, only catching a glimpse of (y/h/c) hair. For a moment heâs confused. He couldnât remember a single thing from the night before, so he had no idea why someone would be at his apartment. Maybe he brought another girl home? A rebound? Who knows? He sighs, plopping down on the couch when he feels something hard under his butt. He fishes out the phone, staring at it for a bit. Memories come flooding back when he registers the lock screen. He recognizes the notification-covered picture, but thatâs not what caught him off guard. It was a text from Felix.
Felix đ°: you left with Chan last night, didnât you? Tell me everything !!!!!!!!
There was no way, you, (y/n), his best friend, had been the girl he vaguely remembers from the night before. There was no way you were the girl sneaking, or rushing, out of his apartment at six oâclock in the morning. There was just no way. Another text from Felix pops up, making his heart drop.
Felix đ°: if youâre still asleep it must have been a good night đ
Chan thought hard for a moment, trying his absolute hardest to remember everything. He remembered the feeling he got watching you dance with Felix, walking over, pushing Felix away and pulling you closer. He remembered the kiss that started it all, and suddenly his heart was beating so fast it felt like itâd jump right out of his chest. Why did he do that? Heâd never thought of you that way before. Well maybe he had a little crush on you in high school, but then you got a boyfriend and he moved on, never to think about it again. He shook his head, how was he supposed to face you now? Were you mad at him? Is that why you left so fast? Were you scared? Of course you were, you both were. This changes everything.
Chan waited until Monday morning to return your phone. It was on your desk when you got to work, a little sticky note saying: âsorry, you left this at my placeâ. You glance at the dark wooden door, not knowing if you should thank him, or ignore it and get to work. You decided on the latter, pulling out your office chair, and starting your computer. An email popped up almost immediately.
Please copy the papers I left on your desk. Bring them to Felix when youâre done.
You sigh, already knowing today was going to be weird. Normally, when youâd get to work Chan would skip out of his office to greet you. Heâd almost always have a second coffee made for you by his assistant, and then talk to you about his morning schedule, but this morning there was nothing, just an email. You quickly reply with a simple âokayâ, and grab the small stack of papers.
âWhat did the copier do to you?â Felix asked, a small smile on his face. Youâd been glaring at it for almost five minutes, copies already made. Instead of your normal warm smile, you greet Felix with a frown.
âThese are for you.â You mumbled, handing him the now thick stack of papers. Felix was taken aback for moment, gazing at the papers youâd just handed him.
âWhat the hell happened?â He inquired.
âSo you slept with him? Iâm sorry. Iâm not seeing how thatâs a bad thing?â Felix furrowed his eyebrows in confusion. âI donât get it. Youâve been crushing on him since you were born. How is this a bad thing?â
âBecause, you doof, he doesnât have feelings for me! He wonât even talk to me.â You explain the email as you sip on the coffee you made yourself in the break room. Nothing could make today better for you, not even a good cup of your favorite coffee.
11:15. Everyday at 11:15 Chan walks out of his office, smiles his gorgeous smile, and says âits food time!â The clock hits 11:17 and he still hadnât left his office. Youâd been watching his assistant run in and out of there all day, but never once had you seen his face. You couldnât help but feel guilty. This was his company, and he shouldnât feel uncomfortable here just because your desk was 30 feet from his. Just then, another email popped up.