hiii! im like 82% sure your requests are open so if possible can i req a jealous!gun x reader :3? you can make it any gender you want (male preferred but honestly i don't mind any as long as you'e comfortable ><) some people are getting too handsy with reader who's on a mission to infiltrate another gang, and gun notices
a/n: hi! yeah my inbox is open, i just suck at being timely about this stuff.
tried to do more gender neutral, hope this is close to what you were looking for!
hands off!
jealous!gun x reader
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You'd been assigned in an undercover role by your boss Charles Choi. You were to infiltrate one of your boyfriend Gun's gangs that he ran.
Something about illegal activity, not than any of what they nor you did was indeed legal, but this was more so.
Rumors of trafficking, drug smuggling, and underage gambling had been spreading and it was important to lock this down before it became a real problem if these rumors were true.
As expected anyone with unsavory rumors of the sort wouldn't exactly be expected to be a decent human being with the basic respect for others.
When Gun had first heard of your new assignment, he pressed in whether this was really a good choice, pressing that he could go in and just brute force find this information out. There was no need to subject yourself to such an environment.
Leading up to your infiltration you conducted hours of research, learning the gangs habits, structure, everything.
It had been about a month since you went to go work for this crew, and luckily -saying that lightly- it wasn't human trafficking, but it was drug smuggling, gambling for all ages, other such things.
You needed to gain the boss' full trust in order to take the ledgers to turn in to Charles so they could be dealt with accordingly.
The gang was, as expected, crawling with filth. Men with rings adorning fingers and eyes lingering longer than they should.
To your relief, it had only been unsavory stares and unnecessary comments from them, nothing more. No one followed you nor pressured you. No attempts to cross your line in the sand once you declined their various...offers.
However, on this one particular day, there was a odd twinge to the air. An unusual tension that had caused tighter words and stricter orders from the higher ups.
And at the end of the day, when work was over and the lot of you had headed over to the nearby bar, all hell was set loose.
You were all regulars so the bar owner and workers paid your group no mind considering the large amount of business your group brought day after day.
It was if, the few hours of this single day, being "cooped up" in tight suits and a struct schedule had worn them down as if this was their everyday life and this was their first chance to break free in a year.
Voices filled the air with loud bouts of laughter and arguments between members of your group. Glasses occasionally dropped and tables occasionally flipped. Rowdier than usual, and the alcohol and drug consumption increasing tenfold.
Eyes that were the only thing to linger now were followed by unwanted touches and vulgar comments thrown to passing patrons and some directed towards you.
Unbeknownst to you and your group, the cause of the higher-ups stress, due to an unannounced audit, was sitting across the bar from your group, nursing a drink.
From across the bar, Gun sat with his arms folded, expression unreadable behind tinted glasses. You were too far to see him, let alone the twitch of his jaw when one of the gang members leaned a little too close. Or when a hand brushed your lower back under the guise of guiding you somewhere quieter to talk. You flinchedâbarelyâand kept your face calm, trying not to blow your cover with a fight of any sort.
He tried to let you handle this yourself, you were an adult, he trusted you, and he knew you could handle these things.
The final straw came when some guyâgreasy smile and too much cologneâthat you sat next to in a booth placed a hand on your thigh. His jaw tightened, he was going to let you handle this, he knew you could, he knew you needed to get critical information from this guy, if he recalled this was a higher-up in the organization, in charge of the books if he remembered right.
But, when the old pig tried to move his hand higher than it should ever have even considered going, Gun was already moving.
Gun was prepared for any consequences that would follow whether that be a lecture from you or Choi.
His presence hit like a cold wind. One second, you were enduring the act; the next, a hand closed over the guyâs shoulderâtight. The air shifted.
âI donât remember seeing you ask to touch what isnât yours,â Gun said, voice cold. Dangerous.
The man froze, recognizing him as the man who caused the chaos earlier that day within his higher ranking members like himself. Trying to play it off, he attempted to grunt out something along the lines of. âWho the hell do you think you are?â
Gun didnât let him finish. He yanked the guy back so fast the chair toppled. A hand to the collar, a knee to the spine, and the man was face-down on the floor before anyone in the bar even processed what happened.
You stood quickly, heart pounding. Not from fear. From something else.
Gun looked at you. Not cold. Not angry.
Something else.
Protective. Intense. Territorial.
âWhy are you here? Do you not trust me to handle this?â you whispered, stepping toward him.
His gaze flicked down your bodyâslow, deliberate. âI trust you. I donât trust them."
He glanced at the groaning man on the ground. âThis missionâs over. You got what you needed.â
âI was getting more.â
Gunâs hand brushed your wristâgently. âAnd he was getting greedy.â
You looked down at where his fingers touched yours. Warm. Anchoring.
âYouâre not subtle when youâre jealous,â you murmured.
He smirked, just slightly. âIâm not trying to be.â
A long beat passed between you.
The others in the room were too stunned to interfere. No one dared challenge himânot with the sharp glint in his eye, the casual violence in his posture.
I guess that was it for you so called subtle infiltration, you had most of what you needed anyway.
After a moment of intense eye contact, you relented. âFine. You win. Letâs go.â
Gun didnât let go of your wrist, even as you walked out together into the cool night air.
Only once you were far enough from the building did he stop.
âYou okay?â he asked, quietly now.
âYeah. How about you? You seemed quite tense back there."
âIâm the one who had to watch someone else paw at you like a toy,â he muttered. âYou tell me.â
Your heart beat harder. âIt was just part of the job.â
Gun stepped closer, fingers brushing your waist now. Less hesitant. Less careful. His voice dropped.
âI donât want it to be.â
You looked up at him, breath catching.
âAnd what do you want?â you asked.
His answer came without pause.
âYou. No roles. No missions. Just you.â















