Heyyyyy
Can you please do an Enhypen imagine where it is really cold and they are being all cozy cuddly in bed
enhypen and a cold night ; 엔하이펜
↳ enhypen × cold night cuddles
warnings ; fluff, domestic fluff, established relationships, lots of warmth + cuddling in bed, nothing explicit
synopsis ; it’s freezing outside, the kind of cold that makes the windows fog and turns the world quiet. inside, it’s just you and him beneath a shared blanket, tucked in close.
word count ; 2.8k
author’s note ; this request speaks to me... i like this.
HEESEUNG
The cold settles into the apartment differently at night. You feel it the most when you slip into the bedroom, the air biting at your skin, making you shiver before you’ve even reached the bed.
Heeseung notices immediately. He always does.
He’s already half-asleep, curled under the comforter with his hair mussed and his breathing slow. But the second you lift the corner of the blanket, he stirs, eyes blinking open, soft and heavy, finding you instantly even through the dark.
“Cold?” he murmurs, voice rough with sleep.
You don’t even get a chance to answer before he’s reaching for you, one arm sliding around your waist, the other guiding your face into the warm curve of his throat. His body heat is immediate, melting, the kind that seeps straight through your bones.
Heeseung exhales a quiet, relieved sound and pulls the blanket higher around both of you.
“Should’ve come to bed sooner,” he whispers, lips brushing your forehead. “You know I run warm.”
You breathe against his collarbone, letting the warmth swallow you up. His thumb traces slow circles into your back, tendrils of heat curling wherever he touches, grounding you in that lazy, affectionate way he only ever shows when it’s just the two of you in the dark.
Your cold foot brushes his shin and he flinches, then groans dramatically.
“You’re freezing,” he mumbles, but he’s already hooking a leg around yours, tugging you even closer until you’re practically tangled beneath him. “Come here. Like—here. All the way.”
He positions you exactly where he likes you: chest to chest, your head tucked beneath his, his arms wrapped tight like he’s trying to shield you from winter itself.
His heartbeat evens out. His breathing slows. You feel the warmth settle between you, lazy and soft and impossibly safe.
Heeseung presses one last kiss into your hair, his voice fading into that half-conscious place where he’s too tired to think and too in love to hide it.
“Stay right here,” he whispers. “I sleep better when you’re here.”
He’s asleep again before you can respond—still holding you, still wrapped around you, still radiating heat like he was made to thaw you out.
JAY
The bedroom is dim except for the faint spill of hallway light streaming under the door, just enough to paint him in soft edges when you slip inside. Jay’s already curled up on his side, one arm tucked beneath his pillow, hair falling over his forehead in that perfect, unfair way he manages even while asleep.
You try to climb in quietly. Really, you do.
But the mattress dips, your teeth chatter once—once—and his eyes open instantly.
He lifts his head. “You’re shaking.”
It’s not a question; more of an accusation, really.
Before you can protest, Jay’s sitting up, grabbing the comforter with one hand and reaching for you with the other. He moves with that efficient, purposeful gentleness of his.
“Come here,” he mutters, guiding you toward him until you’re tucked directly against his chest. “Why are you this cold? Did you forget your sweater again?”
You open your mouth to deny it, but he gives you a look—soft, raised brow, the one that tells you he already knows the truth and he’s only letting you speak for the theatrics.
You sigh. “It’s in here, I didn’t wanna wake you up by coming in to get it…”
Jay exhales through his nose, something like a laugh, and buries his hand beneath the blanket. His fingers find your waist, sliding over icy skin, and he winces like he’s just been electrocuted.
“Jeez,” he says quietly. “You should’ve told me you were cold, I coulda warmed you up.”
You snort against his chest, and Jay pretends he didn’t smile.
He pulls the comforter higher around your shoulders and then wraps himself around you fully—arms tightening, legs hooking over yours, chest firm and steady at your back. His warmth is slow but heavy, radiating the way he always does, like he’s built for this exact moment.
You feel him settle behind you, his chin resting in your hair.
“I’ve got you,” he whispers, his voice barely awake now.
He rubs your arms in slow strokes—long, even lines that pull the cold out of your skin inch by inch. Every so often, he tucks the blanket closer around you, making sure there isn’t a single draft slipping in.
Eventually, when your shaking finally eases, he presses a soft kiss to the nape of your neck.
“Better?” he murmurs. You nod, and Jay relaxes, pulling you tighter.
“Good,” he breathes, already fading back into sleep. “Next time, just take one of my hoodies. It’s why I buy so many.”
He falls fully asleep like that; arms locked around you, body shielding yours from the cold, warmth settling over you in quiet, steady waves.
JAKE
Jake’s the kind of warm that feels alive. He’s got a soft, humming heat that radiates from his skin like he’s permanently sunlit. So the moment you slip into the room, wrapped in the kind of chill that makes your fingers numb, he notices before you even speak.
He’s sprawled diagonally across the bed, blanket half-kicked down, hair a fluffy mess against the pillow. The heater’s doing absolutely nothing, breath visible in the air, but Jake? Jake looks like he could sleep through a snowstorm.
You nudge him gently. “Jake?”
He groans, turns toward the sound of your voice—and as soon as his hand brushes your wrist, he jerks fully awake.
“Oh my god,” he whispers, horrified. “You’re ice.”
You laugh, but your teeth click together, and his expression twists.
“No. Nope. Come here.”
He pulls the blanket back with one hand and reaches for you with the other, tugging you into the warm circle of his body like he’s reeling in a runaway pillow. You land half on his chest, and Jake wraps himself around you immediately—arms, legs, everything.
You let out a soft gasp at the abrupt heat, and he shushes you tenderly, nuzzling his cheek into the top of your head.
“I’ve got you,” he murmurs, voice still thick from sleep. “Just—just stay right here a minute.”
His hands wander under the blanket, rubbing warmth into your arms, then your waist, then down your thighs. Each touch is lazy and familiar, the kind of instinctive affection Jake gives without thinking, like breathing.
After a moment, he pauses.
“…you’re still cold…?”
You mumble something about it being fine, but Jake’s already adjusting, pulling the comforter up to your ears and lifting his knee to tuck it in around your hip. He shifts again, tucking your feet between his calves, and hums in satisfaction when you shiver at the contact.
“Better,” he says definitively, like he’s solved winter.
His hand finds your cheek, thumb stroking lightly. You can feel him smiling, soft and sleepy, as your body finally starts to thaw against his.
“That’s it,” he whispers. “This is much better, isn’t it?”
You bury your face against his chest, warmth sinking into you like a slow sunrise. Jake’s breathing evens out, deep and steady, the kind that always lulls you into matching him.
When you finally stop shivering, Jake lets out a tiny, relieved sigh.
“See?” he mumbles. “Told you I could help.”
He’s half-asleep again by the end of it, arms locked tight around you, blanket tangled around both your bodies, keeping the cold as far from you as possible.
SUNGHOON
The room feels colder than it should, brushing against your skin sharply. You slip inside anyway, shutting the door behind you, hoping Sunghoon’s already asleep so you won’t wake him.
He isn’t.
He’s lying on his back, one arm under the pillow, phone dim and abandoned beside him. His eyes lift the moment you enter, dark and soft in the low light.
“You okay?” he asks quietly.
You nod, but the way your your arms are wrapped around yourself gives you away. Sunghoon sits up without hesitation, blanket falling from his chest in a slow cascade.
“Come here,” he murmurs.
You crawl in next to him, and he reaches out, fingers brushing your wrist, guiding you until you fit neatly against his side. His arm slides around your shoulders, slow and secure, pulling you under the blanket with him.
His warmth hits you all at once. Gentle and steady and somehow so much stronger than his cool exterior ever suggests.
“You’re freezing,” he says, voice quiet with concern.
Your forehead finds the seam of his collarbone, and he exhales, long and soft, like the tension leaves him the moment he feels you settle. He shifts again, tucking the blanket higher, angling his body so more of him is pressed against you.
Without meaning to, you shiver.
Sunghoon’s grip tightens instantly. “Hey,” he breathes, “come closer.”
You already are, but he pulls you in gently by the waist until there’s no space left between you. His legs slot around yours, his nose brushing your temple as he settles into the new position.
“That’s better,” he whispers, sounding almost relieved.
His thumb draws lazy circles into your arm, slow enough to make your eyelids heavy. The cold recedes with each passing second, replaced by the soft press of his chest, his heartbeat steady beneath your cheek.
Sunghoon isn’t loud about comfort—he never has been. But the way he holds you now, warming every place your skin meets his, feels like its own quiet confession.
“You have to tell me when you’re cold like this,” he murmurs, voice warm and almost shy. “I don’t like seeing you shake.”
You nuzzle closer, and he lets out a small, barely-there laugh—the kind he only gives you when he’s too tired to hide it.
“There you go,” he whispers. He presses a soft kiss to your hair, then another.
“Closer,” he repeats, even though you’re already curled into him completely.
Your eyes slowly flutter closed, and you feel the warmth wrapping around you like a weighted blanket, drifting to sleep.
SUNOO
The second you open the bedroom door, a wave of warm air greets you; it’s soft, sweet, almost golden. Sunoo has the heater on, the fairy lights humming softly, the blankets stacked in fluffy layers like he’s preparing for a blizzard
He looks up from where he’s curled beneath the comforter, cheeks flushed, hair messy in the cutest way. “You’re finally here,” he says, voice soft and bright at the same time. Then his smile falters a little. “Honey…?”
“What?”
He squints at you—eyes narrowing, lips pushing into a pout. “I can see your lips are turning blue from over here.”
Before you can explain, he’s already shoving the comforter open and holding his arms out in a dramatic sweep.
“Come,”
You laugh, but the cold clings stubbornly to your skin, and the promise of his warmth is impossible to resist. As soon as you slip under the blankets, Sunoo wraps himself around you like he’s been waiting all night, arms circling your shoulders, legs tucking around yours, nose brushing your cheek in a soft nuzzle.
The warmth hits instantly, blooming over your skin in slow waves.
“Oh my god,” he gasps, pulling back just enough to press his hands to your cheeks. “You’re actually freezing. Why were you walking around like this?”
You try to defend yourself, but Sunoo cuts you off with a tiny scolding noise and pulls you flush against his chest again. His hands slip under the blanket, rubbing your arms with quick, determined strokes.
“We’re fixing this,” he declares, voice gentle but firm. “Right now.”
You melt into him, letting his warmth stretch across your back, your hands, your neck. His skin glows against yours, always warm like he carries his own little sun beneath the surface.
“You’re tense,” he whispers, noticing the way your shoulders tremble. His fingertips trace light patterns down your spine, soft and tender. “Relax. I’ve got you.”
Another shiver runs through you, and Sunoo tightens his hold instantly, pulling the comforter over your head like he’s protecting you from the world.
“Perfect,” he hums when you settle. “See? Much better. You’re warming up already.”
You tilt your face toward his, and he meets you halfway, brushing a soft kiss across your forehead—warm, lingering, loving.
“Next time,” he says quietly, “you come to me right away, okay? I like taking care of you.”
He tucks you closer, sighing contentedly as the cold finally slips away.
“Just stay with me,” Sunoo murmurs, eyes fluttering shut. “I’ll keep you warm.”
JUNGWON
Jungwon always sleeps curled up on his side, arms tucked close, blanket pulled to his chin. He looks small like that, peaceful, the soft rise and fall of his breathing barely disturbing the quiet of the room.
You try to slip into bed without waking him, but the cold radiating off of your skin gives you away. The mattress shifts. You freeze. And then—
“…y/n?”
His voice is thick with sleep, warm in the dark. He blinks up at you, eyes fuzzy, hair a soft halo around his face.
“You’re cold,” he says immediately, like he can feel it from a distance.
Before you can reassure him, he’s already pushing himself up on one elbow, lifting the blanket with the other hand.
“Come here.”
You slide in next to him, and Jungwon pulls you against his chest without hesitation—arms wrapping around your waist, chin fitting into the crook of your shoulder like this is muscle memory.
The heat of him hits you slowly at first, then all at once. He’s warm in that steady, grounding way, like he runs on a constant quiet glow meant just for nights like this.
“You’re shaking,” he murmurs against your skin, fingers spreading across your back to rub slow circles. “Why didn’t you come sooner?”
You mumble something about not wanting to wake him, but Jungwon only sighs, tightening his hold.
“You can always wake me,” he whispers. “Always.”
His thumb grazes up and down your arm, gentle and patient, warming the chill out of your muscles inch by inch. He shifts closer, hooking one leg over yours to share even more heat, making sure you’re cocooned on all sides.
You feel the cold start to melt, replaced by the steady thrum of his heartbeat under your ear.
After a moment, Jungwon’s voice softens further—barely a whisper now, full of sleepy affection.
“Stay like this,” he says. “You know, I sleep better when you’re here.”
You breathe out, finally relaxing into him, and he hums quietly, satisfied. His fingers slip under the hem of your shirt to trace slow, soothing lines up your spine, letting warmth pool wherever he touches.
When the last of your shivers fade, Jungwon presses a soft, lingering kiss to the top of your head.
“There you go,” he murmurs. “I’ll keep you warm.”
RIKI
The lights are off when you walk in, the room quiet except for the soft rustling of blankets as Riki shifts in his sleep. He’s curled up on his side, one hand tucked under his cheek, hair falling messily across his eyes. He looks younger like this; peaceful and soft around the edges, his emo charade abandoned.
You tiptoe around the bed, trying not to disturb him, but the cold clings to you too visibly.
You slide under the covers as gently as possible.
It doesn’t matter.
Riki stirs immediately.
A sleepy groan, a stretch, then—
“…why’re you so cold?”
You freeze. “…I’m not.”
He makes a tired, unimpressed noise into his pillow and reaches for you blindly, palm patting around until he finds your arm. The second he touches your skin, he jerks back like he’s touched ice.
“Woah—okay. No. Come here.”
He’s fully awake in an instant, scooting closer without even opening his eyes. He hooks an arm around your waist and drags you toward him with zero hesitation, zero grace.
You yelp softly at the sudden movement.
“Shh,” he mumbles, finally blinking up at you through messy hair. “It’s late.”
He presses his forehead to your shoulder and exhales, warm breath blooming against your cold skin. One leg tangles with yours, half pinning you in place, half warming you on instinct.
“Why didn’t you just get in bed?” he asks, voice soft, a little pouty. “You know I’m warm.”
You laugh under your breath. “I didn’t want to wake you.”
“You did wake me,” he counters, tugging the blanket up over both your heads, trapping you in a warm little cocoon with him. “And you were cold the whole time. That’s worse.”
He settles against you, arms tightening around your middle until you’re flush against his chest. The warmth spreads almost instantly, slow and heavy and so much more soothing than he probably realizes. Riki sighs, content now, cheek pressed to your back.
“There,” he murmurs. “Just stay like that.”
As the cold drains from your body, your breathing evens out, and Riki shifts again, just enough to tuck his chin over your shoulder, mouth brushing your jaw in the faintest, sleepiest kiss.
“Next time,” he whispers, already falling back asleep, “don’t be dumb. Wake me.”
His arms stay locked around you, soft but unmovable, keeping every inch of you warm.
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