#day6fics

The city lights of New York glitter outside your apartment window, a sprawling constellation of ambition and anonymity—each lit window a story you'll never know.

You sit curled on the bed, your back against the headboard, watching your boyfriend on the edge of the mattress. His fingers tap a silent melody on the soft, worn sheets—a restless habit born from years of channeling emotions into music. Even now, when he's far from a stage, his hands can't stay still. But tonight, his eyes aren’t on some distant crowd. They’re on you.

You moved to New York six months ago, chasing a career opportunity too good to pass up—a fashion designer role at one of the big companies in Manhattan. The city is exhilarating, overwhelming, a pulse of energy that never slows. But it’s also lonely. The distance between you and him, stretches beyond miles, carving an ache no late-night video call can soothe. Pixelated screens freeze at the worst moments, and texts, no matter how heartfelt, can’t replace the warmth of his presence.

Yet tonight, he’s here. His band’s tour has finally brought him to here—a rare alignment of your worlds—and you’re stealing every second of his brief stopover.

You wear your oversized striped sweater, its sleeves swallowing your hands, your long hair spilling over the collar. The room glows under the soft amber of a single lamp, casting shadows that dance on the walls, turning your small apartment into a secret haven—a bubble where the chaos of New York and the demands of his schedule can't touch you.

You shift closer, your breath catching as you gently ease onto his lap, facing him, your faces so close the world fades away. Your body feels destined to fit against his, every curve a perfect match.

With eyes full of quiet love, you gaze into each other, noses nearly brushing. Your fingers gently trace the tired lines around his eyes and the rough patch of stubble on his jaw.

“You smell like coffee and sleepless,” you tease, a smile tugging at your lips, though your heart twinges—he’s here, but only for one night.

He leans in with a soft laugh, nose brushing against your neck. “And you smells like...Lavender?” he murmurs, breathing you in like a secret. “Did you raid a spa before I got here?” His hand trails slowly up your arm, fingers curling into the fabric of your sweater, pausing at your shoulder as if trying to memorize the way you feel, the way you smell.

You giggle, the sound bright but fleeting, and give his chest a playful shove. “It’s called self-care, Brian. You should try it sometime. Touring doesn’t mean you have to live like a zombie.” Your tone is light, but your fingers linger on his chest, feeling the steady thump of his heart—a reminder that he’s real, here, now, in your tiny corner of this vast city.

“Zombie?” he laughs, but his smile softens, and he reaches out, tucking a loose strand of your hair behind your ear. His touch is gentle, his fingers brushing your jaw, and his eyes search yours like he’s looking for a piece of home he’s left behind. “Do I look that bad?”

Your laughter fades, and the air grows heavy with all the things you haven’t said in months. You lean closer, your breath warm against his lips, your voice barely a whisper. “No. You look like… you’re mine.” The words spill out, raw and unguarded, carrying the weight of every night you’ve spent staring at your phone in your too-quiet apartment, willing his name to light up the screen.

His breath hitches, and he closes the gap, kissing you slowly, deliberately—like he’s pouring every missed moment into it. His lips are soft, warm, tasting faintly of the mint gum he chewed while performing. His hand cups the back of your neck, fingers tangling in your hair, and you melt into him, pressing closer, chasing the warmth you’ve craved across an ocean. The hum of New York—the taxis, the distant sirens, the pulse of a city that never sleeps—fades away. It’s just you, just him, in this perfect moment.

You pull back, your forehead resting against his, your breaths mingling. “I missed you so much,” you say, your voice trembling, betraying the loneliness you’ve buried under work and coffee runs.

His arms tighten around you, his thumb tracing slow circles on your lower back, grounding you. “I’m sorry,” his voice thick with guilt. “I hate that you’re here alone. But, you know, you’re the only thing that keeps me sane out there—every city, every stage, it’s you I’m thinking of."

"No don't be sorry. I’m proud of you." a sad smile tugging at your lips. "Your music, your tour—it’s everything you’ve worked for. I just… I wish we had more than one night. Why does time always feel like it’s slipping away?" Your voice cracks, as your arms wrap tightly around his neck, pulling him into a hug that tries to stop time. Your lips softly kiss his neck, each one filled with a deep need, like you could hold onto him forever. You breathe in the warm, woody cedar scent of his cologne—so familiar, but now tinged with the pain of something fading, like smoke slipping away in the dark. Your heart aches, caught between the sweet warmth of this moment and the sharp sting of knowing he’s here for this one short night.

“One night,” he says, his voice steady despite the emotion in his gaze. “But we’ll make it count. I’m here, baby. All of me.” He kisses you again, harder this time, with a desperation that steals your breath, like he could bend time to his will.

Your hands slip under his shirt, fingers trembling as they brush the warm, firm skin of his stomach, tracing the taut muscles carved by months of relentless performing. Each touch sends a jolt through you, a raw spark that ignites a deeper craving, your heart racing with the weight of wanting him. As he deepens the kiss, his tongue sliding against yours—warm, deliberate, consuming—a fire surges in your veins, burning away the world beyond this moment. You tug his shirt up and off, casting it aside without a thought, your hands roaming his bare chest, memorizing the hard planes, the subtle ridges of his ribs, and the fierce, steady thrum of his heartbeat beneath your palm. His eyes, smoldering with a hunger that mirrors your own yet softened by a love so unguarded it steals your breath, lock onto yours. In that gaze, you see everything—desire, devotion, and the unspoken ache of a night too short to hold all you feel, pulling you into a moment so intense it feels like it could shatter you both.

“You’re so beautiful,” he says, voice low and reverent, as his hands find the hem of your sweater. He lifts it slowly, peeling it over your head, revealing your skin to the soft lamplight—the smooth curve of your shoulders, the gentle swell of your breasts, the dip of your waist. His breath hitches, his gaze lingering like you’re a song he can’t stop hearing. “How are you mine?”

He gently guides you down, positioning himself above you. You reach for him, your arms looping around his neck, pulling him close until your skin meets his—warm and electric. “I’ve always been yours,” you whisper, your lips brushing his ear, your breath hot against his skin, making him tremble. The kiss that follows is urgent, fervent—a clash of lips and tongues, hands moving with intent. His fingers trace down your side, slipping beneath the waistband of your shorts, teasing the sensitive skin of your hip. You arch into his touch, a soft moan escaping your lips as his hand ventures lower, grazing the warmth between your thighs. That sound seems to unravel something in him, and he kisses you harder, swallowing your gasps as he tugs your shorts and underwear down, leaving you bare beneath him.

Your hands are restless, now fumbling with the button of his jeans, pulling the zipper down, and trying to push the denim down. He helps you, shedding them for you. He kicks them aside, and you take in the sight of him—hard, ready, his body a perfect blend of strength and vulnerability. Your fingers wrap around him, stroking slowly, and he groans, his head tilting back, eyes half-closed with desire. He guides himself closer, pressing your bodies together, skin to skin, until there’s no space left between you. His gaze locks onto yours, searching for any hint of doubt, but all he finds is your desire—wild, unyielding—mirrored in your eyes.

“Baby,” your voice thick with need, your hips lifting slightly, inviting him. It’s all the permission he needs. He presses forward, entering you slowly, the stretch and heat of him drawing a sharp gasp from your lips. He pauses, letting you adjust, his breath ragged, eyes fluttering shut as he savors the way your body grips him, warm and tight. You nod, urging him on, and he begins to move—deliberate, deep thrusts that make your toes curl, your lips part in a soft, needy moan. You find a rhythm, instinctive and primal, like the music he pours his soul into—each roll of his hips a note, each gasp from your lips a harmony

Your hands clutch his shoulders, nails biting into his skin as you wrap your legs around him, pulling him deeper. The friction, the fullness, the way he angles himself to hit that perfect spot—it’s overwhelming, a building storm. Your breaths turn to whimpers, then cries, as the pleasure coils tighter, hotter, until you’re trembling beneath him. He watches you, entranced, his own control fraying as he thrusts harder, faster, the slick heat of your bodies driving you both toward the edge. “Fuck,” he groans, voice raw, as your walls tighten around him, your climax crashing through you like a tidal wave. Your head falls back, lips parted in a silent scream, body arching as ecstasy pulses through every nerve, leaving you shuddering, gasping.

The sight of you—completely undone, utterly his—pushes him over. His thrusts grow erratic, desperate, and with a low, guttural moan, he buries himself deep, his release spilling inside you, hot and intense. He collapses onto you, trembling, his forehead pressed to yours as you both struggle to catch your breath, hearts pounding in sync.

You melt into each other, limbs tangled, skin slick with sweat. He pulls you close, your cheek resting against the warmth of his chest, his fingers tracing lazy, tender circles on your bare shoulder. Outside, the city glows, distant and indifferent—but here, in the quiet space between your breaths, with his heartbeat under your ear, it feels like the world begins and ends with you. Like forever is this moment, this closeness, this love.

“I love you,” you whisper, your voice soft but unwavering, each word laced with all the ache you've carried. Your fingers trace slow, tender circles on his skin.

He presses a kiss to your forehead, his lips lingering like he’s trying to memorize the feel of you. His voice is thick with emotion as he murmurs, “I love you too. Always. Even with an ocean between us, I love you. Even when I’m singing to a crowd in some far-off city, it’s you I’m singing to.” He tilts your chin up gently, eyes searching yours—soft, but burning with truth. “You’re my home. You’ve always been.”

You smile at him and nestle closer, your hand resting over the steady rhythm of his heart. You talk for hours, your voices soft and unguarded, bridging the quiet spaces left by distance and time. You tell him about the chaos of the New York subway, how you nearly cried that first week—lost and overwhelmed. He laughs, warm and familiar, and tells you about the time he forgot the lyrics mid-show and improvised nonsense until the crowd roared with applause. Each story, each laugh, winds around you like thread, weaving you closer, building something sacred—something that might just hold when morning comes.

As the night deepens, you curl tighter against him, your voice drowsy but thick with emotion. “Ahh, I don’t want this to end,” you murmur, your fingers tangled with his, squeezing like you could anchor the moment in place. “I hate thinking about you flying back. About waking up alone in this stupid city, like none of this ever happened.”

His throat tightens, and he presses a kiss to your hair, his voice barely more than a breath. “It won’t end. We’ll have more nights like this. More moments. I’ll come back here, or you’ll come home when you can. We’ll make it work—I swear.” He pulls you closer, like he can hold back the ache of goodbye with the strength of his arms alone. “And hey… maybe one day, we’ll figure it out. Same city. Same bed. No distance. Just us.”

You lift your gaze to meet his, your eyes full of longing and doubt, needing something solid to hold onto. Your voice is soft, edged with vulnerability. “Do you really believe we can make this work?”

He nods, his gaze steady and unflinching. “I know we can. Because you’re worth everything. I’ll fight for us, every single day I’m out there. I promise.”

One night isn’t nearly enough—but it’s everything you need in this moment. It becomes a memory you’ll carry through the lonely New York days, a warmth to keep you going until you can fall into each other’s arms again.

You drift off together, bodies tangled in the sheets, the soft glow of the city lights fading into the distance. In the quiet, your hearts beat as one—each thump a promise, a rhythm only the two of you know.

You, Brian, and Sungjin were best friends since the first day of high school. You shared laughs, late-night study sessions, and big dreams that felt too large for your small town.

When college came, things started to change. You and Brian began dating in your first year, and it felt natural, like a spark between you finally grew into a flame. Sungjin, always the loyal friend, stayed by your side. He was the one who kept your group strong, like the steady heartbeat of your friendship.

But love, much like life, can be messy — rarely neat or predictable. He was consumed by his dream of starting a company, often working late into the night, even on weekends. Moments that should have been shared were lost to the glow of his laptop screen, while you sat quietly on the couch, scrolling through your phone, waiting for a glance that never came.

Then Sungjin would show up — unannounced, yet always welcome. He’d sit beside you with that familiar smile, talking about food, about works, funny memories from high school, or even something as simple as the weather. His easy, effortless presence felt like fresh air after you’d been holding your breath for far too long.

There were nights when Brian vanished entirely, his phone silent for days. Those unanswered texts left you pacing, imagining every worst-case scenario. Sungjin was the one who’d call, his voice calm but firm, grounding you. “He’s at my place. Burnt out from work, but he’s fine, just… overwhelmed.” You’d exhale, relief tinged with frustration, wondering why Brian couldn’t tell you himself.

Then comes your anniversary. You’ve planned it meticulously — a candlelit dinner at that little Italian place you both love, a reservation you secured weeks ago, a white dress that hugs your curves and makes you feel like you could conquer the world. You spend hours getting ready, styling your hair, dabbing peony perfume that he likes on your wrists, imagining the way he’ll smile when he sees you.

But at 9:47 p.m., after you waiting for like 2 hours in the restaurant, your phone buzzes with a text:

Babe, urgent client meeting. I’m sorry. Don’t wait for me. I’ll meet you at home.

The words hit like a slap. You sit at the restaurant alone,the empty chair across from you mocking every ounce of effort you poured into this night.

By the time you left, your eyes burn with tears and the drive to Sungjin’s apartment was a blur of streetlights and stifled sobs.

It’s nearly midnight when you knock on his door, not fully sure why you’re here — only knowing you can’t face your apartment, can’t face the silence.

Sungjin opens the door, his hair tousled, wearing a t-shirt and sweatpants. His eyes widen when he sees you — your tear-streaked face, the white dress clinging to your skin, the red lipstick still perfect despite everything.

“What the — ” he starts, then stops himself. “Come in,” he says softly, stepping aside. There’s an edge to his voice, a quiet anger he doesn’t put into words.

“What’d he do this time?”

You kick off your heels. The sound echoes against the hardwood floor like a punctuation mark on a night gone wrong.

“I’m sorry,” you murmur, brushing at your tears. “I should’ve texted.”

“You don’t need to,” Sungjin says, leaning against the doorframe, his gaze steady but gentle. He notice everything — the way your dress shimmer under the light, the faint scent of peony lingering in the air, the way your bare feet curl against the cold floor. He wasn’t falling for you, not betraying his bestfriend. He's just seeing you, every detail sharp and undeniable. You looks beautiful, even now, unraveling and raw, and it is impossible not to notice.

He leads you to the couch. Under the bright lights of his living room, your pain spills out — creased brows, lips drawn tight. He sets a glass of water on the table. The soft clink is grounding. You take a sip, trying to slow your breath.

“Wanna talk about it?” he ask, his voice a low hum of care.

“I don’t get it,” you whisper, your voice hoarse. “I planned everything. The restaurant, the dress, the night. All he had to do was show up.”

Sungjin sits beside you , but not too close. He doesn’t defend Brian, like always he did. Doesn’t give you false comfort. He just listens, his eyes fixed on yours, steady as you fall apart.

You cry hard now. Sungjin moves closer and gently puts his hand on your back, rubbing slow, comforting circles. At first, you tense up, but then you relax into his touch. Your head rests on his shoulder, and his cheek presses against your hair. He smell the green apple scent of your shampoo and reminds himself to stay calm — she is Brian’s.

He sees you, truly sees you — the hurt, the anger, and your wish to be someone’s first choice. And for the first time, you see him too — not just as the reliable friend, the one who pick up the pieces, but as someone who understands you in ways Brian never seemed to.

Then it happens.

The kiss.

It begins gently, like a whisper, his lips softly touch yours, tasting the sweet watermelon gloss you put on earlier for a night with Brian that never happens. Your breath catches in your throat, a small hitch, but you don’t pull away. Instead, you stay, frozen in the moment, as the warmth of his closeness pulls you in. His fingers slowly slide into your hair, tangling gently, tugging just enough to send a shiver down your spine. You lean closer, your body moving before your mind can catch up, and a quiet moan escapes your lips as his tongue meets yours, soft at first, then bolder, filled with the same deep longing you feel inside. Your hands find his chest, pressing against the soft fabric of his shirt, feeling the steady, strong beat of his heart under your palms. You want to hold onto this feeling, this connection that makes your heart race and your world feel whole.

Sungjin’s hands slide to your hips, gently pulling your back against the couch. His lips move to your neck, leaving soft kisses that send shivers through you. The world shrinks to just his touch, his warm breath, and the way he makes you feel alive again. But then, like a cold wave, guilt hits you hard.

You gasp and pull back, your lips still buzzing from his kiss. “I can’t,” you whisper, your voice full of regret. Your body begs to stay close, craving his warmth, but your heart speaks the truth — this is a betrayal, no matter how right it feels.

Sungjin freezes, his eyes locking onto yours, worry replacing the warmth from moments before. “I’m sorry,” he says, his voice rough but honest. He gently tucks a strand of hair behind your ear, his thumb brushing your cheek for a brief moment before he pulls back completely. “I shouldn’t have — “

“No, it’s not just you,” you say, standing up, your hands trembling as you smooth your dress. “I should go home.”

“I’ll drive you,” he offers, standing too, his voice steady but kind.

“No, it's okay. I’ll just take a taxi,” you reply.

“It’s late,” he says firmly, grabbing his keys from the counter. “Your dress, the time — it’s not safe. I’m driving you.”

You nod, too tired to argue, and follow him to the door. The weight of the night sinks into you. As you step into the cool night air, the space between you feels heavy, filled with what happened — and what can never happen again.

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The air this morning feels heavy, like it’s full of words you didn’t say and choices you can’t change. What Brian did that night still hurts, like a sore that gets worse with his half-hearted apology. You’re not talking — not really. Your silence is a wall, built from the bricks of his neglect, and though he senses it, he doesn’t know how deep the cracks in your relationship run. You’re not sure you do either, but you feel the distance growing between you.T

It’s a quiet Sunday morning, the kind where sunlight spills through the window, painting the countertops gold. You’re at the stove, flipping pancake, the sizzle of batter a small comfort against the chaos in your mind. Brian walks in, his hair still damp from the shower, wearing the white tshirt you used to borrow for sleep. He look stired, with dark circles under his eyes. But when he looks at you, his eyes are gentle.

“I’m sorry, babe,” he says softly, his voice rough with sincerity as he slides his arms around your waist. His chin rests on your shoulder, his warm breath touches your skin. It reminds you of happier times. “I promise I’ll fix things.”

You breath out, caught in the familiar cage of his embrace. His cologne — the woody, citrus scent you picked out for him last year — mingles with the faint mint of his toothpaste, making you feel at home for a moment. You want to lean into him, to let his touch take away the pain. His fingers touch your hair, pushing a loose strand behind your ear. He kisses your jaw, then your cheek, softly and carefully. It used to make you feel warm inside, but now it feels like a small fix for a hurt that’s too big to heal.

Suddenly, Sungjin’s face fills your mind. You remember that night — his lips on yours, his hands pulling you close. The memory hits you hard, making your heart beat fast. Guilt feels heavy in your stomach, like a rock. Do you think about him too much? Does that kiss stay with him like it stays with you, coming back in quiet moments when you’re alone? Does he lie awake at night, wondering what it meant? Or has he pushed it away to protect his lifelong friendship with Brian and you?

You bite your lip, trying to push the memory away, but it sticks like heavy air. That night, the hurt still stings, like a small fire that burns when you don’t expect it. Kissing Sungjin was wrong — a mistake made from feeling desperate, wanting to feel noticed, wanted, and beautiful again. For one wild moment, Sungjin gave you that. His touch woke up a part of you that you forgot was there.

Does he feel the same guilt, tossing in his bed at night, torn between loyalty and the pull of that forbidden moment? Or does he regret it entirely, wishing he’d never let you in that night?

You turn to face Brian, he looks exhausted, but his smile is soft, his eyes searching yours for a sign of forgiveness. You reach up, touching his jaw, your thumb tracing the familiar stubble. Without thinking, you lean in and kiss him, gentle and slow. His lips are warm and tender, a taste of the love you used to share so easily. For a moment, you try to pour everything into that kiss — hope, forgiveness, and a wish to fix what’s broken.

But as you pull back, and look into his eyes, a heavy feeling stays in your chest. Was that kiss for him, to fix the fragile threads of your relationship? Or was it for you, a way to push away the memory of Sungjin’s touch and prove you can still choose Brian, even with the growing distance?

You step back, turning to the stove as the pancakes threaten to burn. Brian’s arms fall away, and the silence returns, heavier now. You wonder if he senses the distance, the part of you that’s no longer his. And somewhere, across the city, you wonder if Sungjin is thinking of you too, carrying the weight of a moment that changed everything.

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The weeks after Brian missed your anniversary dinner were full of his efforts to say sorry. His apologies seemed honest — each one more emotional than the last — and for a while, you wanted to believe they could fix the pain. He made time for you, which didn’t happen often because of his busy job. He even surprised you with a weekend trip to a small town by the sea. You walked on the beach together, holding hands. The wind played with your hair, and his laugh mixed with the sound of the waves. For those few days, it felt like things were getting better, like your relationship could be fixed with love and care.

Back in the city, Brian slipped back into his old habits. He stayed late at work again. His phone was always buzzing with messages, even at night when you were in bed together. The bright light from the screen reminded you that his work came first. You tried to be understanding, reminding yourself that his ambition was part of what you loved about him. You believed that love means giving and taking, but the sting of being second to his work never went away.

Then something worse happened. It wasn’t just the missed calls or the long hours anymore. What really hurt was finding out that Brian had spent a night at a club with his ex-girlfriend from high school — the one you never liked. He swore it was a random run-in, nothing serious. “We just talked,” he said, his voice begging you to trust him. But later, you saw her messages on his phone. They were flirty, too personal. They reminded you of their past together, a past you couldn’t compete with. That’s when your trust broke. The messages weren’t just friendly — they were the spark that burned everything.

You couldn’t stay in his apartment, surrounded by his stuff, his scent, the life you’d built together. So you left for your own place, a small escape where you could shut out the world. For two days, you locked yourself in, ignoring Brian’s texts and calls, losing yourself in Netflix and a bag of chips to numb the pain.

Sungjin noticed something was wrong — like he always did. He let himself into your apartment — no knock, just the soft click of the door as he used the passcode you’d all shared since college. He walks into the living room, his tall frame filling the space, and sees you on the couch, lit by the TV’s flicker. A half-empty bag of chips sat in your lap. You didn’t look like someone whose heart had just broken, you look too calm, like you’re keeping all the pain inside.

“You okay?” he asks, his voice quiet but full of concern.

You look up and meet his eyes. That’s when your walls break.

“Do you think I can be okay after finding out my boyfriend was drinking with his ex — the one I hate?” Your voice shakes. The anger and pain you’ve been holding inside finally come out. A moment ago your eyes were dry. Now, your tears start to form. Sungjin’s presence unlocking everything you’d held back. You’d been waiting for someone to show up, to see you, to let you feel without judgment.

Sungjin’s face softens. His worry changes into something warmer, something calm and steady. He doesn’t say anything to defend Brian. He just stands there, looking at you with those deep, quiet eyes. His silence is strong. Safe.

“He pisses me off so much,” you snap, your voice trembling with the raw edge of your pain. Brian’s lies and dismissal leave you exposed, and Sungjin’s steady presence is the only thing keeping you grounded.

He steps closer, sits next to you, his hands resting on your shoulders, His fingers stay there, warm and careful, and the touch sends a shiver through your body. That touch wakes up something you’ve tried to forget since the kiss you shared weeks ago. He pulls back slightly, but his eyes stay on you — watching your flushed cheeks, your shaky lips, your burning gaze.

You look at him too — the sharp shape of his jaw, the soft warmth in his brown eyes, the full curve of his lips that you can’t stop thinking about. That kiss rushes back into your mind. And with it, a truth you can’t push away anymore: you want him. Not just his comfort. You want his touch, his body, his desire — and that want fights with the guilt already turning in your stomach.

“Would you like to take it out on me?” Sungjin whispers, his voice low and daring, a glint of mischief in his eyes.

His words hit you like a wave, clearing your thoughts. You look at his face and see a small, playful smile on his lips. Then his hands move to your waist, holding you tightly and pulling you closer. Now your bodies are just inches apart, and you can feel the heat from him warming your skin.

You wanted him to move first, but impatience won. You lean in and press your lips to his. The kiss starts soft and careful, but it quickly becomes something more. It’s full of need, full of pain you want to forget. You kiss him not just because you want him — but because you want to feel something that isn’t hurt.

His mouth feels familiar — warm, sweet, and filled with the rush of your shared secret. Your fingers move into his hair, gripping gently as you press your body closer to his. Your tongue meets his, tasting him, exploring.

He lets out a low, deep sound — a groan that sends a wave of excitement through you. His hands tighten on your waist. You feel the change in his body, the way his desire grows, pressing through his pants.

Knowing you made him feel that way fills you with a mix of pride and want. You want more.

His hands slide under your shirt, cool fingers brushing your skin, making you shiver as he holds you tight. Sungjin’s lips leave yours, trailing hot, wet kisses down your neck. Guilt fades under a wave of need. His teeth graze your pulse, sucking softly, and you gasp, “No marks.” He pauses, his thumb tracing faint marks from weeks ago, your skin wet from his kisses. “I won’t,” he says, his voice a steady promise, and you trust him.

He presses closer, guiding you to lie on the couch, his hips grinding into yours. His errecyion rubs against you through your shorts, drawing a rough moan from him that hums in your ear. His hands slide up, cupping your breasts through your bra, squeezing with urgency that makes you arch into him. The fabric frustrates you, and you grip his shirt, torn between pleasure and the shame heating your cheeks. You’re supposed to be hurting over Brian, not losing yourself in Sungjin’s hands on your living room couch.

Sungjin lifts your shirt, pulling your bra down to expose your breasts. His mouth descends, licking a slow, hot path between them, his tongue teasing. He pinches your nipples, rolling them until they stiffen, then sucks one hard. You cry out, the sound echoing, your knees trembling as pleasure rushes through you. “It’s late,” he says, grinning. “Don’t wake the neighbors.”

Your core aches, wet with desire, the late hour — past one a.m. — and your apartment’s thin walls heightening the thrill. “No,” you gasp, voice shaky, and his grin sharpens.

His hand slides down, slipping into your soaked panties. His fingers move boldly, stroking your wet folds, circling your clit with slow, deliberate precision. You moan loudly, grinding against his hand as he kisses you again, swallowing your cries in a messy, desperate kiss. Your body burns, every nerve electric, as his fingers tease your entrance, dipping inside before pulling back, leaving you aching with need.

Your head rests in the crook of his neck, panting against his skin as he slid two fingers inside you, curling them against your tight walls. The stretch felt incredible, and you rocked into his hand, chasing the rising pressure. Suddenly, your phone blares, sharp and loud on the table, shattering the moment.

You both froze, his fingers still inside you, his lips brushing close to yours. The ringtone cuts through the haze, and your heart pounds — you know it’s Brian. You stare at the table, willing the sound to stop.

“Do you want to pick it up?” Sungjin asks, his voice steady. You shake your head, and he kisses your neck again, his breath scorching as his fingers resume their slow, deliberate rhythm. You bite your lip, stifling a moan as the ringing persists.

The call cuts off mid-fifth ring, and you exhale, relief fleeting. Then Sungjin’s phone buzzes in his back pocket, a muffled sound that stiffens you both.

“Damn,” he mutters, his eyes mirroring your unease. “Should I — “

“It must be Brian,” you say, voice trembling. “Answer it, If you don’t, it’ll look suspicious.”

He smiles, his eyes shining with a playful look that makes your heart skip. His fingers stay inside you, moving slowly and gently, tracing soft, deliberate circles on your clit. Each touch sends a wave of warmth through you, making you feel tingly and alive. His gaze holds yours, full of heat and mischief, like he’s savoring every second of your reaction. With his free hand, he reaches for his phone, his fingers brushing the screen as he glances at it briefly. “Yeah, it’s him,” he says softly, his voice a little shaky with excitement and want.

“Answer it,” you whisper again, your voice soft but urgent, a desperate edge in your tone. “But take your hand out first.”

Sungjin’s grin turns wicked, a playful spark dancing in his dark eyes. He shakes his head slowly, refusing your plea. Instead, he swipes the phone screen to answer the call and brings it to his ear. With a quick wink, he signals you to stay quiet, his gaze locking onto yours with a teasing intensity. “Yeah?” he says into the phone, his voice smooth and steady, completely hiding the chaos he’s stirring inside you.

His fingers don’t stop. They curl deeper inside you, thrusting slowly, deliberately, sending waves of heat through your body. You press a hand over your mouth, eyes squeezing shut as you fight to keep silent. Your heart pounds so loudly you can barely hear Brian’s faint voice on the other end of the call. Sungjin’s touch is relentless, his fingers stroking your slick walls, stretching you with every slow, torturous movement. You dig your nails into his arm, silently begging for a pause, but his smirk only grows, his eyes gleaming with mischief as he watches you struggle to hold it together.

“I’m… at the gym. Why?” Sungjin says casually, answering Brian’s question about where he is. His voice stays calm, but his eyes never leave you, drinking in the way you’re unraveling under his touch.

He slips a third finger inside you, stretching you even more, and your body jolts, a soft moan escaping your lips before you can stop it. Sungjin’s eyes widen for a split second, but he quickly covers your slip with a loud, “Maybe she went home?” His voice carries a sharp edge, masking the sound you made, keeping the secret locked between you.

The feeling was intense — his fingers moving inside you, the secrecy of his call with Brian, the betrayal unfolding in real time. Your body trembles, caught between intense pleasure and the fear of being caught. Sungjin’s touch is slow but firm, each stroke pushing you closer to the edge. “Just let her be, she needs time,” he says into the phone, his tone calm but laced with a subtle bite. “She’ll talk when she’s ready.” His eyes stay locked on yours, burning with a mix of control and desire, as if he’s daring you to lose yourself completely while he keeps the conversation steady, his voice betraying nothing of the fire between you.

Sungjin's pace quickened, his fingers plunging deeper inside you, his thumb pressing hard on your clit. You shook your head, biting your lip to stifle a moan, your body trembling as the pleasrure bulids fast. Your hands grip his arm, then his shoulder, clawing at his chest — anything to keep you grounded as waves of heat pulse through you. A muffled cry slips out, and Sungjin’s eyes widen in alarm, but he recovers quickly. “I — uh, my hand's cramping,” he stammers into the phone, cutting Brian off mid-sentence. “Gotta call you back later.”

He hangs up as Brian’s faint, pleading voice fades. You collapse beneath him, panting, your body spent and tingling. Sungjin slowly slides his fingers out, leaving your panties soaked and clinging uncomfortably to your skin. You fumble to fix your bra and shirt, suddenly shy under his intense gaze. Your eyes catch the noticeable bulge in his jeans, still untouched, straining against the fabric.

“Sungjin,” you said softly, your hand moving toward him, offering to return the favor. “Let me — ”

His eyes flutter shut at your touch, a low groan escaping his lips, but he catches your wrist gently, pushing it away. “No, it’s okay,” he says, his voice tight with restraint, like he’s fighting himself.

“But — ”

“It’s fine, I promise,” he insists, his tone softer but firm.

He starts to stand, but you grab his hand, pulling him back to you. Without a word, you move closer, your fingers working fast to unbutton his jeans. You drag the zipper down, tugging his jeans and boxers just low enough to free him. He’s flushed and heavy, the tip glistening under the dim light, and you swear you see his hips twitch as your face hovers close. His breath catches, a shaky exhale escaping as he watches you, his eyes dark with desire and a hint of surprise. The air between you feels electric, charged with the unspoken tension of crossing this line, and your heart pounds as you lean in, ready to take control.

You wrap your hand around his cock, giving one slow, deliberate stroke. A raw, groan escapes Sungjin’s lips, rough and unguarded, like your touch catches him completely off guard. You move slowly, your hand gentle but firm, your thumb brushing over the sensitive ridge beneath the tip. His thighs tense under your fingers, muscles tightening as he fights to stay still, and the sight sends a thrill through you, your heart pounding with the power you hold over him.

You lean in, your tongue tracing a slow, teasing stripe from base to tip, flat and deliberate. His breath hitches sharply, then shudders out, as if you’ve knocked the air from his lungs. “Shit,” he mutters, his voice low and strained, barely holding together under the weight of his desire.

You suck gently, just enough to make him twitch, your hand keeping a steady, rhythmic stroke as your mouth follows, sliding lower until the tip presses against the back of your throat. He moans, the sound raw and broken, echoing through you and sending a shiver down your spine. “Fuck,” he gasps, his voice cracking with need.

Your name slips from his lips, a gasp that feels like it escapes without permission. The intimacy of it hits you hard, sending a rush of heat through your core. His voice teeters on pathetic, and it send a pulse of heat through you, making you want to press your thighs together.

You found a rhythm — your lips sliding over him, tongue pressing firm underneath, hand twisting where your mouth left off. You let it get sloppy, the wet sounds echoing between you, letting him hear what you were doing to him. He was falling apart above you, his hand flexing and releasing in your hair, thighs trembling every time you took him deeper. His jaw was slack, eyes barely open, watching you like he couldn’t believe this was happening.

“God, your mouth — ” His voice cut off into a moan as you swallowed around him, deep and slow.

You pull off just long enough to catch your breath, your lips slick, chin wet, but your hand keeps moving, stroking him steadily. You guide him to sit on the couch, his body sinking into the cushions as you position yourself between his legs, kneeling. You go back down, taking him deeper this time, and he chokes on a groan, his hips jerking up too sharply. His hands fist tightly in your hair, trembling with the effort to hold back. “Shit — I’m — “ he pants, his thighs shaking under your touch. “I’m not gonna last if you keep — fuck, don’t — “

His head drops back against the couch, his hips subtly shifting toward you, chasing more without him even realizing it. You suck harder, letting a soft moan vibrate around him just to hear the sound he makes — a broken, almost whimpering noise that sends a rush of heat through you. “Stop — wait — fuck — please — “ he gasps, his voice raw and pleading.

Sungjin gently holds your head, guiding you to pull away just before he loses control. Your breath comes in ragged gasps, your lips red and slightly swollen, a slick sheen still clinging to your chin. He’s barely holding himself together — his chest rises and falls rapidly, his face flushed all the way to his neck, his body trembling with restrained desire. You look up, meeting his gaze, and see him coming undone — his eyes heavy with longing but wrapped in a tenderness that steals your breath.

Sungjin swiftly guides you back to lie on the couch, kissing you with intense passion. His hands move quickly, pulling down your shorts and panties. When he’s ready to enter you, he pulls back from the kiss and gazes at you, as if seeking permission to proceed. You nod, giving him the silent approval he seeks. His gaze soften with a mix of desire and gratitude before he continues, his movements gentle yet filled with intent.

His heart pounds as he realizes you’re letting him to fuck you. The thought of your tight warmth enveloping him sends a dizzying rush to his head.

He leans in, kissing you softly now, his lips trembling against yours as he presses himself closer, slow and careful, savoring every second. His hands slide up your sides, grounding you both in the moment, and the air hums with the weight of this connection — raw, intense, and unspoken, as if you’re both teetering on the edge of something deeper than either of you can name.

You gaze up at Sungjin, your jaw going slack as the sensation of him slowly filling you overwhelms your senses. Your legs tremble as he pushes deeper, his cock sliding smoothly into your wet pussy. The sound of your bodies meeting echoes in the room, a raw, rhythmic slap that drives you both further into the moment, like a dirty, erotic song that fuels your desire.

“Fuck,” he groans, his voice rough and strained, heavy with effort and want.

He starts to move, his hips thrusting hard and fast, his cock gliding in and out with ease. Each motion sends sparks of pleasure through you, your body responding to every thrust. Sungjin leans down, capturing your lips in a fierce, hungry kiss, his tongue exploring your mouth as his hips keep their relentless pace, driving into you with unyielding intensity. You feel every inch of him — every vein, every ridge — sending waves of heat rippling through your core, making you gasp into his kiss.

“It feels so fucking good,” he murmurs against your lips, his voice a low, gravelly growl that vibrates through you, igniting another surge of desire.

You moan in response, your body arching to meet his, your hips rocking to match his thrusts, urging him deeper, harder, faster. He responds instantly, his movements growing more urgent, more desperate, his breaths coming in sharp, ragged gasps that mirror your own. The room fills with the sounds of your shared rhythm — skin against skin, soft moans, and the creak of the couch beneath you.

“Sungjin, I’m close,” you pant, your voice shaky as your body tenses, teetering on the edge of release. Your nails dig into his shoulders, clinging to him as the pleasure builds, overwhelming and electric. His eyes lock onto yours, dark with desire but softened by a flicker of tenderness, and he thrusts even harder, chasing your climax with you. The connection between you feels raw, unspoken, and powerful, like you’re both caught in something bigger than this moment, racing toward the edge together.

With a loud, raw scream, you come, your body shaking as waves of pleasure crash through you. Your pussy clenches tightly around Sungjin’s cock, pulsing in a frenzy as he keeps thrusting, his fingers relentless on your clit, drawing out every shudder of your orgasm. The sensation is overwhelming, electric, leaving you gasping and trembling beneath him.

“Fuck, yes,” he groans, his voice rough and strained, his body tensing as he chases his own release.

With one final, deep thrust, he follows you over the edge, his release flooding you, hot and intense. He collapses against you, both of you trembling, slick with sweat, your bodies tangled in the aftermath, hearts pounding in sync. The air feels heavy, thick with the scent of sex and the weight of what just happened.

He gently pulls out, making you gasp at the sudden emptiness, and rolls to the side, pulling you with him so you lie face to face. Your bodies stay close, still touching, still connected by the heat of your skin. He reaches out, his fingers soft as he tucks a strand of sweaty hair behind your ear, his touch gentle and warm, his eyes holding yours with a tenderness that makes your chest ache.