no internet connection
pairing: minhyun x reader (y/n)
word count: 1017
genre: fluff
summary: ur frustrated bc u have a work deadline u haven’t finished yet (bc u have no wifi) but ur lucky bc u have ur bf!minhyun
a/n: ok so we currently have no internet at home rn I’m just using a really slow pocket wifi and yeah u get it
You let out continuous huffs of frustration as you toss and turn in bed, kicking your legs repeatedly in hopes of letting off more steam. You now stand up and scream, actually pulling your hair out of anger. There was no internet connection in your apartment. It’s been weeks, you’ve been calling your provider non-stop and they’ve been answering you with the same exact thing every single time, “We’re looking into it.” Not to sound like a privileged brat but you always made sure you paid your bills right on time every month, so why was this happening to you? You finally let out a deep breath, closing your eyes, and sitting down on your bed, trying to calm yourself down. How can this happen now? When you’ve got a work deadline in a few hours. It was difficult to finish work without enough research, and yes, research requires the use of internet––which in this case, you didn’t have. Even your lte connection isn’t cooperating. Somehow you let out a few tears, why was all of this happening? You were getting anxious, you were afraid you couldn’t submit your work on time.
The front door of your apartment was being opened as the sound of keys are clanging and finally your door knob clicks, echoing through the unit. You were too busy crying out of frustration to actually care. Finally, a tall figure made its way to your bedroom’s doorframe. Despite this, you continue to cry.
“Aigoo,” he says, “Why is my girl crying?”
Your sobs become louder the moment you hear his voice asking you that question. Strangely enough, you always seem to cry even more whenever someone asks you why you were crying in the first place.
“Aish, you didn’t even come to the front door when I opened it,” he says, “What if I was a thief? Or worse… a man about to give you a 3 hour talk of a new set of sponges he was selling?”
You knew it was him, though. The only people you had given keys to your apartment was your mother and your longtime boyfriend, Minhyun. Surely enough, if it was your mother who visited you today then she would have been talking even before she has opened the door.
Minhyun immediately wraps you into a hug. Not minding your tears that were currently soaking his soft blue sweater.
“Who made my girl cry? Who should I fight?” he bugs you.
“You… couldn’t… fight… anyone… if you… tried…” you try to say in the midst of crying, trying to catch your breath with every word.
“For you I’d fight anyone!” he exclaims.
He moves his right hand at the back of your head, while the other clutches tightly onto your back, careful not to let go of the hug. You continue to let out tears on his chest while you were sitting down and him standing up as he places soft kisses on the top of your head. He finally lets go of the hug and lowers himself, placing both of his hands individually on each side of your arms. It was really embarrassing, you thought, having his handsome face right in front of you while you were ugly sobbing with snot coming out of your nose and the stream of your tears going into your mouth. But you knew he didn’t care. He always reminded you how beautiful you looked, even if you were trying to fit a whole donut in your mouth. You always felt reassurance whenever you were with him. Which is why you were now beginning to calm yourself down and control your sobbing. You were about to wipe your nose with your hands when Minhyun grabs a hold of it and places a tissue that he instantly got from his pocket. You basically wipe your entire face with the tissue, and when you were finally ready to speak you first let out another deep breath.
“There’s still no internet connection and I have a work deadline in a few hours,” you say to him.
“Why didn’t you tell me earlier?” he asks quietly.
“You had a schedule! I couldn’t bother you!” you say.
“Well, I’m here now. How many more hours left until your deadline?” he asks you.
“About five,” you say.
Minhyun stands you up carefully. He rushes to your closet and grabs the first coat he sees. You knew he thought of an answer to your problem, so you put on the coat without asking any question. He grabs a hold of your laptop and places it in your bag, next thing you know he grabs your hand and leads you outside of your apartment.
Three hours later and you find yourself shutting down your laptop. “I’m done!” you squeal and take a sip from your second cup of coffee this afternoon after finally getting your work done. You look in front of you across the table and find Minhyun smiling at you. Minhyun inserts his bookmark on the page he’s reading and places his book on the table.
“Ya! I’m so proud of you!” he says as he pinches both of your cheeks.
“Thank you,” you say shyly. “And I’m sorry for being a mess earlier.”
“Ah, it’s nothing. I’ve seen you cry over a potato chip before,” he says and lets out his loud but endearing laugh, letting go of your cheeks. “Aigoo, what would you do without me?” he teasingly asks as he crosses his arms and raises an eyebrow.
“Easy. I’ll learn how to drive and get myself a car so I can drive myself to this cafe whenever my internet decides to bail on me again,” you answer.
“Do you only see me as your driver?” he pouts and his eyebrows are now stitched together.
You couldn’t help but let out a laugh at how cute he looks whenever he pouts. Suddenly, you thought to yourself, the problem that looked to you would end your entire life from a few hours ago seems absolutely irrelevant now. Because it’s him––it’s Minhyun who gives you life.









