I’m also sorry for not doing requests, I think they are much harder for me to do than I realized. I don’t wanna post anything that isn’t up to par because I’m having a hard time adapting to the prompt.
Even with Hostile Work Environment I was concerned it wasn’t actually fulfilling what the person that had requested it actually wanted.
Everyone knew that Karina only had a job because her mother owned the building. Nobody said it in front of her.
She came in around eleven most days with iced coffee, designer sunglasses, and no interest in whatever department she was supposed to be attached to that week. Sometimes she sat in on meetings and asked questions that made interns panic. Sometimes she deleted calendar invites because the font annoyed her. Once, she made a senior manager redo an entire deck because the shade of pink looked “cheap,” then left before he finished presenting it.
People hated her, yet they still smiled when she walked by.
You were at your desk after hours fixing a report she had sent back with three comments, all of them vague and all of them mean. The office was mostly empty, just cleaning staff on the lower floor and the vending machine humming near the elevators. You were hungry, tired, and halfway through changing “fine” into something more professional when her heels stopped beside your desk.
You didn’t look up right away.
“Are you ignoring me?” she asked.
You kept typing. “I’m fixing what you asked me to fix.”
Karina leaned over your desk and read the screen. She smelled expensive. Floral perfume, hair product, something sweet from the gum she was chewing.
“I didn’t ask for that.”
“You wrote ‘this sounds poor.’”
“It does.”
“So I’m fixing it.”
She clicked her tongue. “You’re very sensitive for someone whose job is moving words around.”
You finally looked at her.
She was wearing a pale pink blouse tucked into a short black skirt, sleeves rolled just enough to show the bracelet on her wrist. Her hair looked perfect in the lazy way rich girls managed when they wanted people to think they hadn’t tried. One hip rested against your desk like she owned that too, and she did, technically.
“I can finish it tomorrow,” you said.
“You can finish it now.”
“Then let me work.”
Karina’s eyes moved over your face, then your mouth, then lower to where your shirt had shifted from sitting hunched over the keyboard for too long. She didn’t hide it because she never hid anything. Hiding would mean she thought someone could tell her no.
“You’re cranky,” she said mockingly.
“You’re annoying.”
You thought you might have gone too far, but at this point you were so tired and fed up you couldn’t care.
Her eyebrows lifted, then she smiled, picked up your phone from the desk, glanced at the blank lock screen, and set it back down just out of reach.
“Come to my office.”
“No.”
Karina laughed once. “Now. If you want to keep your job that is.”
She turned and walked away like the conversation was finished.
You sat there for maybe ten seconds, hating yourself for not keeping your mouth shut, then followed her.
Her office was bigger than half the team’s shared workspace. Glass wall, couch, low table, huge desk she barely used, flowers that got replaced twice a week even though she didn’t water them. The city was dark outside the windows, all lights and reflections, and Karina didn’t bother turning on anything except the small lamp near the couch.
She shut the door after you.
You stood near the desk. “What do you want?”
Karina sat on the couch and crossed one leg over the other.
“You’re still mad? When you’re the one who forgot how to speak to me?”
“I’m just tired.”
“So?”
“You called my work poor.”
“It was.”
You breathed out through your nose and looked away.
She liked that. You could tell. She liked pushing until she found the exact spot where you stopped being polite. That was probably why she kept doing it. People around her either folded immediately or kissed her ass so hard it got boring. You were not brave exactly. You just got irritated faster than everyone else.
Karina uncrossed her legs.
The movement was small, but your eyes went there before you could stop them.
She saw.
Her smile changed.
“Come here.”
You hated how simple it was. How she could insult you, waste your time, make you feel stupid for reacting, then say two words and your body still listened.
You walked over.
She leaned back into the couch cushions and looked up at you, relaxed, pretty, completely sure of herself.
“On your knees.”
You didn’t move.
Karina tilted her head. “Are we pretending again?”
Your face went hot.
She reached forward, hooked one finger into the waistband of your pants, and pulled lightly.
You got down.
Karina watched like she was checking if you did it right.
She lifted her hips so you could pull her underwear down, then settled back again, skirt pushed up around her thighs. She didn’t help after that. She just sat there with one arm across the back of the couch, legs open, waiting for you to make yourself useful.
You put your hands on her knees.
She sighed.
“Don’t act shy now.”
“I’m not shy.”
“You’re slow.”
You wanted to say something back. You really did, but instead, you leaned in.
Karina was wet already.
That annoyed you almost as much as it turned you on. She had been standing at your desk insulting your report while getting worked up under that stupid skirt, and now she looked bored, like you were the one being dramatic.
You kissed the inside of her thigh first and she shifted immediately.
You did it again, slower, then moved your mouth to her.
Karina’s hand went to your hair as soon as your tongue touched her. Her nails pressed lightly against your scalp, guiding without asking. She tasted warm and slick, and the first wet sound your mouth made on her filled the office in a way that made your stomach tighten.
She looked down at you.
“Better.”
You gripped her thighs harder.
Karina smiled.
Even when she started reacting, she stayed spoiled about it. Her breath would catch, her hips would move, her fingers would tighten in your hair, and she’d still manage to say you were taking too long or not doing it right.
You learned not to answer.
Answering was what she wanted, so you just ate her sloppier and rougher.
Her head tipped back against the couch. The bracelet on her wrist slid down her arm when she reached for her own blouse and undid two buttons, not enough to take it off, just enough to touch herself under the fabric. She watched you while she squeezed her breast through her bra, slow and lazy, like even that was for her before it was for you.
Your mouth got messier.
Karina’s hips pushed forward.
“There,” she said, breathier now. “Finally.”
You hated her, but you kept going.
She didn’t move much to help you. She wanted to sit there, pretty and cruel, and have you on the floor between her knees while your report sat unfinished on your monitor outside.
Her hand pushed your head closer and you let her.
The office was quiet except for your mouth, her breathing, and the soft creak of the couch when she shifted. She was getting wetter, and every time you pulled back to breathe she impatiently dragged you in again by your hair.
Your jaw started to ache, but stopping felt worse. You wanted her to come and shut up and wanted her to stop looking at you like you were exactly where she expected you to be.
It took longer than you wanted because she kept dragging it out.
She would get close, then tug your hair and change your angle. She would push her hips into your mouth, then relax back into the couch like she had all night.
By the time her body finally started giving her away, your hands were locked around her thighs.
Her knees opened wider. Her fingers twisted in your hair. The cool, amused look on her face thinned into something sharper, mouth parted, eyes half-closed, one hand still squeezing herself under her blouse.
You didn’t slow down.
Karina’s thighs tightened around your head.
“Keep going.”
It came out too rough to sound casual.
You kept going.
She came squirming with one hand in your hair and the other gripping the couch, hips rocking against your mouth while she tried and failed to stay quiet. Her whole body went tense, then soft, then tense again when you didn’t stop right away.
She pushed your forehead back with two fingers.
“Done.”
You sat back on your heels, breathing harder than you wanted to, mouth wet.
Karina looked down at you for a few seconds.
Then she reached over, grabbed a tissue from the table, and handed it to you like she was doing you a favor.
You wiped your mouth.
She fixed her underwear, smoothed her skirt, buttoned her blouse, and stood. It took her maybe twenty seconds to look untouched again.
You were still on the floor.
Karina picked up her Prada bag from the couch and stepped around you.
“Send the report before you leave,” she said.
You looked up at her.
She smiled, then opened the office door.
A few seconds later, her heels clicked away down the hall.
You stayed where you were until the elevator dinged. Then you got up, went back to your desk, and stared at the comment still open on your screen.
This sounds poor.
You changed it to something cleaner and sent the file before midnight.
ㅤꨄ︎ synopsis: you’re a member sm’s first global girl group and karina invites you to her dorm to get to know you better!
ㅤꨄ︎ tags: smut (18+), wlw, idol x idol, karina x female reader, scissoring, boobs, shy reader, tipsy!karina, foreign reader
ㅤꨄ︎ word count: 8k+
Technically, this wasn’t your first time meeting Karina. You’d known her for a while. Not well, obviously, and not in any real way. But enough to know she was sweet, helpful when she wanted to be, and a little distant in that polished senior-idol way, like she knew how to make people comfortable without actually letting them get close.
You’d seen her a few times back when you were still a trainee, usually in passing. Hallways, practice rooms, the company cafeteria, company elevators where everyone stood too straight and pretended not to stare at anyone more famous than them. She was already huge by then, the kind of person people whispered about after she walked by, and it was shocking how much prettier she was in person.
On camera, she was beautiful in the way idols were supposed to be beautiful. Perfect lighting, practiced angles that seemed effortless, elite styling. In person, the perfection didn’t feel edited anymore. She was just there, breathing, smiling, expecting you to introduce yourself like a normal person. She was taller than you expected, softer in some places, sharper in others. The kind of pretty that made you almost forget to even bow.
So when your company told you you’d be filming a TikTok challenge with her for your debut song, you tried to be casual and professional about it, as professional as you could be at least.
You didn’t fail, not outwardly, hopefully. You weren’t that bad. You bowed when you were supposed to bow, smiled when you were supposed to smile, introduced yourself without your voice cracking, which felt like a win on its own. But inside, you were embarrassingly aware of everything. Your manager standing off to the side. The staff checking the lighting. Your own members trying to act normal even though they knew exactly how big of a deal this was.
And then Karina walked in like this was just another schedule. Like she wasn’t THE Karina that you spent hours of your time watching as a trainee and told yourself, yeah, okay, that’s what an idol is supposed to look like.
The choreography for your song wasn’t easy either. It had too many sharp little transitions, the kind that looked simple until you actually tried to do them and realized your body had to hit five different accents in two seconds. You thought you’d have to walk her through it a few times, maybe slow it down, maybe mark it once or twice before filming.
She needed one walk-through, then she did it almost perfectly.
You stood there trying not to look too impressed, mostly because you didn’t want to seem like a rookie who got starstruck over basic professionalism. But she caught the details so fast, smiling like it was nothing, like she wasn’t casually eating up choreography you had spent weeks drilling until your knees hurt.
And maybe you would’ve survived if it had only been that, but then she kept touching you.
Not in a weird way though, and that was a part of it. Nothing she did was bold enough for you to react to, hand on your waist when you reset positions., her fingers brushing your arm when she asked where to stand, a quick hug after the first take, then another after the second. Then her leaning into you to check the video on the staff’s phone, close enough that you could smell her shampoo and whatever expensive perfume she had on.
You knew how idol stuff worked. You’d been trained on it. Skinship, fanservice, looking close even when you barely knew each other. Fans had to think you were either best friends, secretly dating, or one wrong move away from kissing on camera. That was normal.
Maybe it was because you were foreign and that was the part you were missing. You were in a global group, and people always had weird little assumptions about what that meant. Maybe she thought you were more casual about touching, or less strict about personal space, or maybe she just thought foreign girls were naturally more comfortable with that kind of thing. You kept trying to make it make sense that way, because the alternative was admitting she was touching you on purpose, and that felt unrealistic. Like actually delusional. She was a senior idol, and not just any senior idol, but the visual and leader of the biggest group of her generation. You were barely out of debut promotions. There was no reason for your brain to be acting like this was a sign.
But this felt different.
There were no cameras or staff filming when she hugged you the last time. No reason for her hand to stay resting at your lower back while she told you you did well, and no reason for her to smile at you like that, soft and amused, like she could tell you were trying very hard to keep your eyes where they belonged.
Most idols had nice bodies. That wasn’t new. Everyone was pretty and everyone was toned, plus they all knew their angles. But Karina was different in a way that made it hard to think around her. Her waist was so small under your hand when you were fixing the formation. Her hips curved, her thighs looked soft and full every time she bent slightly to watch the playback, and her chest in that fitted top was becoming a real threat to your ability to remember that you had literally debuted, like, five minutes ago and needed to act accordingly.
So you kept telling yourself maybe she was just like this. Maybe she was touchy with everyone! That this was senior-idol kindness and you were reading too much into it because you had admired her for too long. Perhaps she hugged everyone a little too warmly and looked at everyone with that same calm, unreadable expression.
Then filming ended.
Your manager got pulled into a conversation with one of the staff, and everyone started moving around you, cleaning up, checking schedules, packing equipment. You thought that was it, and that you’d thank her one more time, bow a little too deeply, go back to your dorm, and spend the rest of the night pretending you hadn’t just been weirdly aware of her the entire time… but Karina stayed beside you.
She watched the final take on someone’s phone, then looked over at you with this tiny smile.
“You did good,” she said.
You laughed because you didn’t know what else to do. “You learned it faster than me.”
“That’s not true.”
“No, I’m serious, it is,” you said, way too quickly. Then, because apparently you wanted to make it more embarrassing, you added, “I mean, you’re obviously really good. I just mean, like, the details. You got them really fast.”
She smiled wider, like she liked that you were rambling. Then she glanced toward the door, casual. Too casual.
“Our dorm is close,” she said. “The members ordered food. You should come.”
You blinked.
That was normal… right? Senior idols invited juniors places sometimes, groups hung out, people networked, ate chicken, talked about schedules, complained about music shows, normal idol stuff. Still, your brain immediately acted like she had asked you to do algebraic topology.
“To your… dorm?” you asked, because apparently you needed to repeat it out loud like you didn’t understand basic words.
She tilted her head. “Yes… Is that strange?”
No. Maybe? Extremely. You had no idea.
Her hand touched your arm again, light and quick, like it meant nothing.
“You’re busy?”
You should’ve said yes, or at least looked at your manager first. That would’ve been the normal rookie thing to do, probably? Check the schedule, ask permission and pretend you were someone with professional instincts and not someone whose brain had completely emptied the second she invited you anywhere.
But she was looking at you, waiting, close enough that you could see the little smile she was trying not to show.
So of course you said, “No, I can come.”
The car ride made you feel even more confused, and not because anything happened, but because nothing happened.
Karina was completely normal. She slid into the backseat beside you, thanked the driver, then immediately pulled out her phone like this was just a regular schedule. No weird smile, lingering touch, hand on your leg, nothing. She asked if you were cold, then started replying to messages on her phone like she hadn’t just invited you to her dorm and given you permanent anxiety and a racing heart for the past five minutes.
You sat beside her with your hands folded in your lap like you were on your way to a job interview.
The city moved past the tinted windows, all headlights and convenience stores and people walking around like you weren’t currently losing your mind in the backseat. Karina texted someone, smiled at her screen, then turned it slightly toward you.
“Yeah so the members are really hungry,” she said with a giggle.
“Oh,” you said cracking a nervous smile, because apparently that was all you had.
She laughed a little, but not in a flirty way. Just normal and casual, like you really were just going to eat with her members. Which, to be fair, was exactly what she said you were doing.
Maybe that was it and you had made the whole thing weird in your head because you were nervous and foreign and still new enough to overthink every interaction with a senior. Maybe she was just being nice, and she invited rookies over all the time. Maybe this was a normal industry thing, and you were sitting there acting like she had personally asked you to run away with her because you were neurotic and didn’t know how to behave around hot girls, apparently.
Karina leaned back against the seat, relaxed, one leg crossed over the other as she scrolled through her phone. The soft light from the screen moved across her face, and she looked so calm that you felt like you needed to get yourself together by force.
So you tried.
Inhale. Exhale.
This was fine. You were going to her dorm. Her members would be there. There would be food. You would eat, laugh politely, maybe get teased a little for being shy, then go home.
Right?
She didn’t even look at you for half the ride. By the time the car pulled up, you had almost convinced yourself you were being insane.
Then you got inside.
Their dorm was different. Like, way different. It basically wasn’t a dorm at all, at least not the kind your group lived in. Your dorm was five girls and a manager crammed into a tiny two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment where someone was always drying their hair, boiling ramen, or yelling because they couldn’t find their charger. The living room barely had enough space for everyone’s suitcases, and if two people opened their closet doors at the same time, someone was probably getting hit. This was not that. This was what money and success did.
Technically, it was an apartment, but it didn’t look like one on the inside. It looked like the kind of place people filmed house tours in. Two bedrooms, just her and Winter, with this massive open living space and a kitchen that looked like nobody had ever dared to spill anything in it. High ceilings, marble floors, huge windows, soft lighting, furniture that probably cost more than your group’s entire years rent combined,
And this is just where you guys stay for promotions? you thought.
You must have been quiet for too long, because Karina glanced back at you from where she was taking off her shoes.
“Are you surprised?” she asked.
Her voice cut through your thoughts so suddenly you looked up like you’d been caught doing something wrong.
“No,” you said way too fast.
She stared at you.
You stared back.
Then she smiled, slow and knowing, like she had absolutely read your mind and was giving you one chance to stop lying before she made it worse.
“You are,” she said.
You looked away, pretending to care a lot about lining your shoes up neatly by the door. “I mean, it’s nice.”
“Nice?” she repeated, amused.
“It’s really nice.”
She laughed under her breath and stepped closer, not enough to touch you, but enough that you remembered she was there. That she had brought you here. That this was her space, her place, her world, and you were standing in it trying not to look overwhelmed.
“It is just for promotions,” she said.
“Right,” you said. Just for promotions.
You followed her into the living room, trying to act like you weren’t mentally comparing every inch of it to your dorm back home. The smell of food was already in the air, something fried and spicy and expensive enough that you could tell it was not from the place your manager always ordered from when everyone was too tired to cook.
Somewhere deeper in the apartment, you heard voices. Laughter. One of the members calling something out in Korean, and Karina answered easily, slipping back into normal senior-idol leader mode so fast it made your head spin.
See? You really were just here to eat with her members.
Your face heated as the embarrassment settled in. Did you really just make up an entire situation in your head? Did you really sit in that car acting like you were about to be alone with her or something? You had practically turned the whole interaction into the intro of a smut fic in your mind, and now you were standing in her expensive promotion dorm with your shoes lined up too neatly by the door, realizing she probably just thought you were nice. Maybe even cute in the way rookies were cute, which was humiliating in a completely different way.
Then Karina turned back to you, holding your gaze for half a second too long before smiling like she hadn’t done anything.
“Come,” she said. “Don’t be nervous.”
And honestly, at that point, you were more embarrassed than nervous, hoping no one in the room secretly had mind-reading powers and could tell exactly what you’d been thinking about as you walked through the front door.
The living room did not help.
Too nice, big, clean, and too much space for people who were supposedly just “staying here for promotions.” The food was already set out on the counter in takeout containers that looked more expensive than anything your company had ever ordered for you. Fried chicken, spicy squid, tteokbokki, noodles, some kind of salad nobody was going to touch, and way too many side dishes for the amount of people in the room.
The members were all scattered around the living room, already comfortable. Giselle was curled up on the couch with her knees pulled to her chest, scrolling on her phone. Ningning was sitting on the floor, mixing soju and beer like the girls didn’t have schedules tomorrow. Winter was at the counter, picking at the food with chopsticks and talking to someone on speakerphone in a voice so casual it made you feel like you had walked into a private world by accident.
Karina introduced you like it was nothing.
“She came after the TikTok challenge,” she said, like that explained everything.
Everyone greeted you warmly, they were nice. No one looked at you like you were intruding or one acted like it was strange that Karina had brought a rookie from another group back to their dorm after filming. One of them even handed you a drink and told you to sit wherever.
So you sat. Very carefully. On the edge of the couch, like the furniture belonged to a museum.
Karina sat beside you, close but not too close. She accepted a drink from one of the members, took a sip, and finally picked up a piece of chicken.
This really was just a dinner, you thought. You were going to drink a little, laugh at the right moments, and go home with your dignity mostly intact. Except you didn’t really eat. Neither did she. Every time someone passed food your way, you took it, thanked them, and then held it like you had plans for it. Karina kept saying she would eat in a second, kept picking up chopsticks and putting them down again, kept sipping from her glass instead.
At first, you thought maybe she was tired. Then you noticed she was watching you. A glance over the rim of her glass. A smile when someone said something you didn’t fully understand. Her knee brushing yours once under the low table, so light you almost convinced yourself it didn’t happen.
The alcohol made everything warmer. Not enough to make you drunk, just enough to loosen the room around the edges. The members were laughing louder now, switching between Korean and English whenever they remembered you were there. You laughed too, even when you were half a second late because you were mostly watching Karina’s hand around her glass and wondering why that had to be interesting to you.
At some point, Ningning teased Karina about not eating.
“I will,” she said.
“Why not now?”
“I’m talking.”
“You’re drinking.”
Karina just smiled and took another sip, which made everyone laugh. You laughed too, because everyone else did, and because she looked pleased with herself in a way that made your stomach feel weird.
Then she turned to you.
“Do you want to see my room?”
The conversation kept going around you like she had asked the most normal question in the world.
You blinked at her. “Your room?”
She nodded, calm as anything. “You’re curious, right?”
“No,” you said, too fast.
She smiled. “You looked at everything though.”
“I was not looking at everything.”
“You were.”
“I was just… observing.”
“Observing,” she repeated, like she was testing the word in her mouth. You hated that she made it sound cute.
Winter barely looked up from her phone. “Show her. She keeps it clean only when people visit.”
Karina rolled her eyes, but she was smiling when she stood. “Come.”
And that was how you ended up following her down the hall with your drink still in your hand and your heart acting like you had agreed to something much more serious than looking at a bedroom.
Her room was exactly what you expected and somehow not at all what you expected. It was clean, obviously, but not empty or cold. There were clothes folded over a chair, a few beauty products scattered on the vanity, PR boxes, a hoodie tossed at the end of the bed like she’d taken it off and forgot about it. A suitcase sat open near the closet, half-unpacked. The bed was huge, the lighting soft, the windows showing the city below like even the view knew it was expensive. It made her feel more real again. Not like Karina from the stage or K the senior idol everyone whispered about. Just Karina, standing barefoot in her own room, holding a drink, watching you take everything in.
“Still not surprised?” she asked.
You looked at the bed, then the vanity, then anywhere that wasn’t her. “It’s nice.”
She laughed. “Again with nice.”
“I don’t know what you want me to say.”
“The truth.”
You glanced at her and immediately regretted it, because she was closer than you thought. Not touching you, but close enough that the room suddenly felt smaller.
“Okay, well the truth is, my dorm is embarrassing compared to this,” you said.
She smiled, but softer this time. “You just debuted.”
“I know, but still.”
“It gets better.”
The way she said it was simple. Not bragging or teasing. Just honest enough that you relaxed a little.
From the living room, you heard Winter laugh, then say something into her phone that made the others start teasing her.
Karina glanced toward the door but didn’t move at first.
You stayed where you were, pretending very hard not to feel awkward standing alone in her room.
A few seconds later, Winter called Karina’s name.
Karina opened the bedroom door halfway. “What?”
The conversation was fast, mostly Korean, but you caught enough. Winter’s boyfriend was downstairs. She was leaving first. Someone made a kissing noise, someone else told her to shut up, and then there was a small burst of laughter before the front door opened and closed.
Karina shut the bedroom door again, but not all the way.
“She’s leaving?” you asked, mostly because silence felt insane.
“Yes,” Karina said. “Her boyfriend came.”
“Oh.”
Karina leaned back against the vanity, taking another slow sip from her glass like none of this was strange. You looked at the floor. Then the bed. Then immediately back at the floor because no, actually, the bed was not a safe place to look.
A few minutes passed like that. Not quiet exactly, but weirdly suspended. You could still hear Giselle and Ningning in the living room, talking over each other, gathering things, opening cabinets, laughing at something on someone’s phone. It made the whole thing feel less dangerous for a second.
Then Giselle called out again.
This time Karina did go to the door, opening it just enough to answer.
More fast Korean. More movement. You caught “other dorm,” “early schedule,” and Ningning complaining that she was tired. Someone asked if Karina was coming so she didn’t have to sleep alone, Karina said something short and casual, and your stomach flipped even though you didn’t fully understand it.
Giselle appeared in the doorway for half a second, eyes flicking from Karina to you.
“Have fun,” she said in English, way too cheerfully.
Your soul almost left your body.
Karina just rolled her eyes. “Go.”
Giselle laughed and disappeared down the hall.
After that, the apartment thinned out slowly, bags being picked up, slippers dragging across the floor, someone reminding someone else to take their charger, Ningning yelling goodbye from the entryway. The front door opened once, stayed open while they argued about something stupid, then finally shut.
And then it was quiet, actually quiet.
Karina closed her bedroom door the rest of the way and looked back at you.
“They’re gone?” you asked, even though that was obvious.
“Yes.”
“Oh.”
She tilted her head. “You want to go too?”
That should’ve been an easy question. You should’ve said yes, or maybe not yes exactly, but something sensible that acknowledged you had already been invited over, already drank with them, already followed her into her room, and maybe that was enough bonding for one night. But she was standing there waiting, and the apartment outside her room was getting quieter by the second.
“I don’t know,” you said.
Which was not a good answer.
She set her glass down on the vanity, then walked over and carefully took yours from your hand too, like she was making sure there was nothing left for you to hide behind.
“You’re nervous again,” she said.
“I’m not.”
“You are.”
“I’m literally fine.”
“You keep saying that.”
“Because I am.”
She smiled a little. “Liar.”
Your face got hot. “You keep saying stuff like that.”
“Like what?”
“Like you know me.”
Her smile faded just slightly, not in a bad way. More like she was interested now. Like you had finally found a personality and said something that wasn’t just polite panic.
“I know you are nervous,” she said. “I know you think too much.”
“Well, that’s not knowing me. That’s just obvious.”
She laughed under her breath and stepped closer. “And I know you don’t want to leave.”
You looked at her, and there was no way to make your face normal fast enough. Not with her this close and with her room this quiet.
“You don’t know that,” you said, but even you didn’t believe it.
Karina’s eyes dropped to your mouth and back so quickly you could’ve imagined it if you weren’t already losing your mind.
“No?”
You swallowed. “No.”
She smiled like you had walked directly into something.
“Then leave,” she said.
For a second, you actually forgot how to move. The door was right there. Not locked and not blocked. You could leave. This was the perfect chance to prove you were not delusional and not the kind of person who made up romantic tension in her head just because a pretty senior idol was nice to her.
But you didn’t move.
Karina waited, letting the silence speak for itself.
Then the front door opened again, stayed open for a few seconds while someone complained about forgetting their charger, and finally clicked shut.
Then the apartment went quiet, actually quiet.
Your heart was beating so hard you could feel it in your throat.
Karina stepped closer, and this time she did touch you, just two fingers under your chin, tilting your face toward her.
“You can go,” she said, softer now.
“I know.”
“You want to?”
“No,” you said softly.
For a second, neither of you moved.
Then Karina kissed you, slowly, like she had all the time in the world to see if you’d pull away. Like she wanted to make sure you were really there with her and not just panicking your way into something you’d regret.
You didn’t pull away. You kissed her back so fast it was embarrassing.
She made this small pleased sound against your mouth, and that was when your brain finally gave up on pretending. Your hands moved before you could overthink them, catching lightly at her waist, then stopping there like you were still trying to be respectful even though you were literally kissing her in her bedroom.
Karina seemed to find that funny.
She pulled back just enough to look at you. “You can touch me.”
Your face went hot immediately. “I know that.”
“Do you?”
“Stop.”
She smiled and kissed you again, deeper this time, and you forgot whatever argument you were about to make. She backed you up slowly until your legs hit the edge of her bed, and you made a noise into the kiss that you were honestly glad no one else was around to hear.
Then you sat because there was nowhere else to go, and suddenly she was standing between your knees, looking down at you.
“You’re really shy,” she said.
“I’m not shy.”
“You are.”
“I’m new.”
“Is that different?”
“Yes.”
She seemed to consider that, then nodded like she was accepting your terrible excuse. “Okay. New.”
Then she climbed onto the bed and over your lap, one knee sinking into the mattress beside your thigh, then the other, until she was above you and your hands had nowhere to go besides on her.
You froze.
K looked down at you, amused but softer than before.
“Still nervous?”
You exhaled, shaky and annoyed at yourself.
That made her laugh, not meanly, but like she liked it.
“It’s okay,” she said.
Then she leaned down and kissed you again, and this time there was nothing careful about the way you kissed back. Your hands finally settled at her waist, then a little firmer, like your body had decided to be braver than the rest of you. She shifted closer, her weight warm over you, knees pressed into the mattress on either side of your hips, mouth moving against yours.
The kiss got heavy fast, messy in a way that made your stomach flip because this was not the practiced kind of fanservice intimacy idols did for cameras. No cute angles or staff laughing behind the monitor. Just her bedroom, the apartment going quiet outside, and Karina kissing you like she had been waiting for everyone to leave.
Her hands slid into your hair first, then down the sides of your neck, thumbs brushing under your jaw while she tilted your face exactly where she wanted it. She seemed so calm compared to you, not unaffected, but focused. Like she was enjoying the fact that you were still catching up.
You were trying not to touch too much, which was ridiculous at this point. Your hands hovered at her waist, then settled there carefully, feeling the smooth, stiff fabric of her dress under your palms. Pink and metallic, tight enough that it looked poured onto her, catching the soft bedroom light every time she moved. It had been made for a music show stage, not for your shaking hands or the way her hips shifted over yours, slow and testing, making the fabric whisper against your own dress.
Yours was blue and yellow, sporty in that bright, debut-stage kind of way, with little details that probably looked cute under studio lights and felt stupidly fragile now that K’s knees were bracketing your thighs.
Her mouth moved to the corner of yours, then your cheek, then your jaw. The first roll of her hips was barely anything, just enough pressure to make your breath catch.
Karina paused with her lips against your neck, and even without looking at her, you knew she was smiling. You could feel it, that tiny curve of her mouth against your skin, pleased and almost mean.
You gripped her waist tighter before you could stop yourself, and that seemed to be the permission she wanted.
The next grind was slower, more deliberate, her body pressing down into yours until your head fell back against the mattress. The dresses made it harder to think. The tight fabric, the heat trapped between you, the strange guilt of knowing both outfits had probably been styled, steamed, and approved by a whole team weeks ago, only for the two of you to end up like this.
Karina sat back suddenly, breathing a little harder now, and looked down at the space between you.
“Wait.”
That one word made your whole body go cold for half a second, but then she grabbed the hem of her dress and started pulling it up.
“Not this,” she said, almost annoyed.
You moved at the same time she did, both of you suddenly clumsy in a way that made the whole thing feel real again. She slid off your lap to stand, tugging carefully at the metallic fabric so it wouldn’t snag, while you sat up and reached behind yourself for the zipper on your own dress. Your fingers fumbled uselessly for a second. Too much adrenaline and too much Karina standing in front of you looking both impatient and way too pretty for your nervous system.
She noticed you struggling and stepped closer, and for once, she didn’t tease you. Her fingers brushed yours away, quick and gentle, and she found the zipper easily. The sound of it sliding down your back felt embarrassingly loud. Your dress loosened around your chest, and you held the front up on instinct even though the woman helping you out of it was literally the reason you were in this situation.
Karina’s eyes flicked down, then back to your face.
You peeled the dress off carefully, trying not to wrinkle it too badly, and laid it over the chair near her vanity. Karina did the same with hers, smoothing the pink metallic fabric once before letting it go. Even now, half-undressed and clearly losing patience, she had the nerve to be careful with the styling. You almost laughed, but then she turned around.
No dress, just Karina in her underwear, bare shoulders, soft skin, a few loose pieces of hair falling around her face. The room seemed to tilt a little.
She reached behind herself and unclasped her own bra like it was nothing. The straps slid down her arms, then the bra dropped onto the floor beside the bed. Your eyes went straight to her chest before you could even pretend otherwise, and Karina let you look and she watched your reaction like she wanted to memorize it.
Your mouth started to water.
Karina climbed back onto the bed, slower this time, and you leaned back on your elbows as she crawled over you. Her bare chest hovered above yours for a second before she lowered herself again, warm skin meeting yours, her body soft and heavy in the places you already couldn’t stop thinking about all day.
The kiss after that was different. Her mouth opened against yours, and one of her hands slid up your arm, guiding your wrist above your head. Then the other. She did it slowly enough that you could’ve stopped her. When your breath hitched, her grip loosened right away, her eyes searching your face. You didn’t pull away. Instead, you let your wrists rest under her hands.
Her expression shifted, just a little, and then she pinned them down again. Just enough to make the point. Her chest pressed against yours and your whole body reacted. The second your hands were trapped, Karina’s hips moved again, her underwear dragging against yours in a slow, firm roll that made your mouth fall open. Every movement got more confident. Less like testing, more like she knew exactly what angle made your thighs tense under her. The lace of her underwear brushed against the thin fabric of yours, friction building in a way that was almost unbearable because it wasn’t enough and somehow still too much. Your body kept trying to chase it. Tiny lifts of your hips, barely controlled. Karina felt every one.
Her hands tightened around your wrists and the pressure made your brain go quiet.
Karina was above you, topless, flushed, eyes darker than they had been all night, grinding into you like she liked watching you lose whatever control you had left.
Her breathing started to change. Her lips parted, shoulders dipped. Her pace stuttered once, just barely, when your hips pressed up at the same time hers rolled down. She wasn’t as calm as she wanted you to think, and the realization gave you enough nerve to test her back. You shifted under her, pressing up more deliberately, and Karina’s eyes fluttered for half a second before she caught herself.
The grip on your wrists tightened and you would’ve smiled if you weren’t so busy trying not to make an embarrassing sound.
She lowered her mouth to your neck, kissing just under your jaw, then down toward your collarbone. Each roll of her hips pushed her closer against you, warm and slick through the fabric, and the fact that there was still underwear between you started to feel like torture. Your wrists pulled once under her hands, not because you wanted her to stop, but because you needed to touch her.
Karina lifted her head and for a second, you thought she might let go, but she didn’t. Instead, she looked down at you, chest rising and falling, mouth swollen from kissing you. The smugness was still there, but thinner. Less controlled.
Then she ground down harder.
Your back arched before you could stop it.
That finally broke her a little.
Her eyes dropped to your body, to the way you were trapped under her, the way your thighs had spread without you noticing, how you were trying so hard to stay quiet and failing at the edges. She made this small sound, low and pleased, then leaned down until her lips brushed your ear.
“You’re cute like this,” she murmured.
It was barely any dialogue, barely even a sentence, but it landed straight between your legs. Your hips lifted again and the next few seconds blurred.
Her mouth was on yours again. Her chest pressed against yours. Wrists pinned above your head. Her hips moving faster now, less smooth and more needy, the mattress shifting under both of you. One of your knees bent, giving her a better angle, and Karina took it immediately, settling heavier against you until the pressure made your vision go strange at the edges. She dragged herself against you in this perfect, awful way that made you gasp, then her pace slowed suddenly, not stopping, just turning deeper. More deliberate. Her forehead dipped toward yours, and for a second the room got too quiet around the sound of both of you breathing.
She looked less amused now. Her eyes moved over your face like she was checking for something, and whatever she found there made her grip on your wrists loosen.
This time, when you pulled one hand free, she let you.
Your palm landed at her waist first, then slid up her side, over warm skin, feeling the way she shivered under your touch even though she tried very hard not to show it. You touched her chest carefully at first, still somehow afraid of being too much, and Karina’s eyes closed for half a second.
You touched her again, braver this time, and her hips stuttered.
Oh. So that was what she liked.
Karina opened her eyes, and the look she gave you said she knew exactly what had just happened. She knew you had figured something out and you were probably going to get annoying with it now.
Then she reached for your wrist again, pinned it back above your head, and rolled her hips down so slowly that whatever confidence you’d found disappeared straight out of your body.
Karina seemed to know it too, because the smile that crossed her face was small but way too pleased. She had you exactly where she wanted you, flat against her bed, one wrist pinned, your other hand still uselessly resting against her waist like you were pretending to have manners.
The thing was, she wasn’t fully composed anymore. Her breathing had gone uneven, and her mouth was swollen from yours. It made her look less untouchable. More like a real person who had dragged you into her room and gotten just as worked up as you had.
You let your free hand slide up her side again, slowly this time, just to feel the way her body reacted under your palm. Her hips faltered, barely, but enough. Enough for you to notice, and for your confidence to come crawling back in the worst possible way.
Karina lowered her head, kissing you hard before you could get too smug about it. Her mouth was warm and impatient, and the kiss got messy fast, both of you breathing through it badly. She rolled against you again, the thin fabric between your bodies slick enough now that the friction made your toes curl against the mattress.
It was actually ridiculous.
You could feel how wet she was. Not guessing, not imagining it and making up signs because you were a nervous rookie with a crush and no self-control. You could feel it every time she moved against you, hot and slick through the fabric, and she could probably feel you the same way because her breathing kept changing every time she dragged herself down at the right angle.
Karina pulled back, looking down between your bodies like she had finally gotten annoyed with the last thing separating you. Then her hand moved to the edge of her underwear.
For one second, your brain just stopped.
She shifted off you just enough to slide the fabric down her thighs. Your eyes followed the movement without your permission, and honestly, whatever subtlety you thought you had left? Completely gone. Karina stepped out of them and climbed back onto the bed like she knew exactly how badly you were staring.
Her fingers hooked under the waistband of yours and your whole body tensed. You wanted it so badly it made you feel like you might genuinely tear up. She paused there, eyes on your face, waiting, and you lifted your hips.
Karina pulled them down slowly at first, then tossed them somewhere near the edge of the bed without even looking. The room went weirdly quiet after that, except for both of you breathing and the low hum of the city outside her window. It should have felt awkward. Maybe it would have if you had more time to think.
But then she was over you again. Bare this time. Warm and wet. Your whole body reacted before your brain had even caught up.
Karina straddled one of your thighs first, trying to find the right position, her hands braced on either side of you as she shifted. It was clumsy for a second, which almost made you feel better. Like, okay, thank god, she was human. She wasn’t some flawless sex genius who knew exactly how to arrange two bodies on the first try.
Then she found the angle.
Your breath caught hard.
Karina froze for half a second too, eyes lowering, lips parting as both of you felt it at the same time. The contact was immediate, slick and intimate in a way that made your stomach drop. She adjusted again, slower, settling herself against you properly, and the first real grind sent a pulse of heat through your entire body.
Neither of you could form words.
Karina’s hips started moving, cautious at first, like she was testing how much pressure felt good. A few loose strands or hair slipped forward over her shoulder as she looked down, flushed and focused, one hand planted near you while the other slid to her own chest.
The second her fingers closed around her breast, you almost lost it.
She wasn’t even doing it for show at first. Her hand moved like she needed it, like the pressure of your body under hers wasn’t enough and she had to touch herself too. Her thumb brushed over her nipple, once, then again, and her hips rolled harder against you.
The sound that came from between you was obscene. Wet, slick, and too loud in the quiet room.
Your face burned, but Karina’s reaction told on her too. Her eyes fluttered, and she looked down at the place where your bodies met, watching herself ride you like she couldn’t help it, the sound was making her just as crazy as it was making you.
You reached for her chest without thinking and this time, she let you.
Your hands covered her breasts, warm and heavy in your palms, and the moan she let out went straight through you. That was the kind of sound you knew you were going to remember at the worst possible time later. In a car, at practice, on stage, somewhere deeply inconvenient when you were supposed to be a normal person.
Karina’s hips stuttered when you rubbed your thumbs over her nipples, and for once, she didn’t hide it. Her head tipped back. She looked completely different like this. Messier. Hotter. Less like the cool senior who had casually invited you over and more like someone who had been waiting to fall apart but refused to go first. Still, she was on top and in control enough to make that very clear.
One of her hands dropped from her chest to your thigh, gripping hard as she adjusted the angle again. Her fingers dug into the soft skin there, pulling your leg higher, opening you more under her. The movement made everything line up better, and the next grind dragged a gasp out of both of you.
Karina’s eyes snapped back to yours.
There.
That was it.
She knew it too.
Her pace changed after that, faster but not careless. Every roll of her hips pressed her against you just right, wet pussy sliding against wet pussy, both of you so soaking now there was no pretending this was anything but desperate. The sounds kept filling the room, wet and rhythmic, mixed with her shaky breathing and the small noises you kept trying and failing to swallow.
You stopped caring pretty quickly and so did she.
Karina’s grip on your thigh tightened as she rode you harder, her body moving with this focused kind of need that made your head go light. She looked down at you, chest bouncing softly with every movement, one nipple still caught between your fingers because apparently you had lost the ability to let go.
Her mouth opened, just a broken breath, and then another, and then her hips pressed down harder.
One of your hands stayed on her breast, squeezing and rubbing exactly how she seemed to like, while the other moved to her hip, pulling her into you when her rhythm slipped. The confidence from earlier was gone again, replaced by something needier and less controlled. You wanted her to finish like this.
Karina leaned forward suddenly, her chest pressing into your hands as she braced herself near your head. The new angle made you see white for a second. Everything got tighter, hotter, wetter, the pressure building so fast you had to grab at her waist just to have something to hold onto.
She was close.
You could feel it before you even saw it. Her rhythm started breaking, her grip on your thigh turned almost bruising, and her breathing kept catching right before she tried to pull it back under control.
So you touched her harder. Your thumb dragged over her nipple again, and Karina’s whole body jerked. Her hips ground down into yours, firm and slick and perfect, and the sound she made was enough to push you right to the edge with her.
You weren’t even sure who came first. It really didn’t matter because the second she broke, you went with her.
Karina’s body tensed above you, thighs tightening around your leg as she shuddered through it, still moving because stopping apparently wasn’t an option. She looked so messy and beautiful and unreal that it made the pleasure hit you all over again. You came hard under her, hips lifting helplessly against her, hands gripping at her waist and chest like you needed to keep her there or you might actually lose your mind.
For a few seconds, neither of you could stop moving. It was too much and not enough, slick and hot and overstimulating, both of you riding out the last of it in shallow, shaky rolls until Karina finally slowed. Her hand loosened on your thigh. Her head dipped as she caught her breath.
The room was a mess now.
Your music-show dresses were laid too carefully over the chair, like that made any of this less out of the ordinary. Her underwear was somewhere on the floor. Yours too.
Karina looked down at you. Her lips were swollen, cheeks flushed, one hand still resting on your thigh.
A small smile started to form on her face, slow and tired and way too satisfied.
Then she leaned down, kissed you once, soft and warm and almost sweet, and rested her forehead against yours.
Neither of you moved for a while, and you were in no rush to.
You could hear birds chirping overhead and water rushing somewhere nearby, just loud enough to cover the wet sounds you were making if anyone got too close to the car.
You should’ve known this was her plan the second she insisted on taking her Porsche Cayenne somewhere “quiet” for a picnic.
Now here you were in the back of her SUV, the seats folded down to make enough room for both of you, picnic blanket shoved under your knees and her sundress bunched up around her waist. No panties in the way because of course she hadn’t worn any. She was on her knees in front of you, bent forward with one hand braced against the side of the cargo space and the other gripping the edge of the blanket, trying and failing to keep her moans from spilling out into the open air.
The hatch was lifted just enough to let in the breeze and the view. The prettiest lake you had ever seen stretched out in front of her, sunlight glittering over the water, flowers blooming around the little clearing like the whole place had been made for some romantic picnic scene.
You could not have cared less.
Your brows furrowed as you grabbed her ass and pulled her back toward your mouth, dragging your tongue over her slower just to feel the way her body reacted. She was wetter than you expected, warmer too, and the second you pressed in again, her breath caught so hard it turned into a broken little sound.
She was louder than usual.
“Ah, ah, ah,” she gasped, hips twitching back toward your face like she was trying to act patient and failing immediately.
She had spent the entire drive acting innocent, sunglasses on, one hand on the wheel, talking about how nice the weather was and how she wanted to eat somewhere with a view. Like she hadn’t packed the picnic basket herself and chosen a sundress that kept slipping higher on her thighs every time she sat down.
And now the food was still untouched somewhere near the front seats while she was on her knees in the folded-down cargo space, making those pretty, desperate sounds into the open air.
You tightened your grip on her hips and went back in harder.
Her knees almost buckled.
“Mmm Quiet,” you moaned against her, even though you didn’t mean it. You liked that she couldn’t stay quiet. Liked that the lake and the birds and the rushing water were doing a terrible job of pretending this was still a peaceful afternoon and that anyone walking too close would know immediately that whatever picnic you two had planned was not the kind people brought blankets for.
She looked back over her shoulder, hair falling across her face, cheeks flushed, eyes already unfocused.
“You’re telling me to be quiet?” she breathed.
You paused just long enough to look at her, then you pressed a kiss on her ass
“You’re the one who brought me here.” And you dived back in.
established rs karina x f reader : having a big argument but rina is kinda arrogant and js keeps laughing and apologizing, reader is just getting more and more angry and keeps walking off but rina keeps asking for head (gp rina pls?) and as angry and yn is she still does it and jimin keeps pushing her head down and making comments being arrogant etc
I don’t write gp, but I can still write it without that if you want
That was what made everything feel so surreal, and kind of exciting. You could tell she was especially happy today, almost smug about it. There was a glow to her, a lightness in the way she moved. More pep in her step. More selfies than usual. Flirtier poses, too, like she knew exactly what she was doing and didn’t care who noticed.
She was even more playful with her members. Usually, she’d brush Giselle off when she started talking about her underground rap stuff, or pretend to listen when Winter gushed about whatever guy she was into at the moment. But today? She was all ears. All smiles. Laughing at things she would’ve ignored any other day.
It was like she was anticipating it as much as you were.
You were the group’s english coach for the US and Europe leg of their tour. Well, really, just Karina’s. Giselle and Ningning were basically fluent, and Winter barely ever showed up to class, so that left Karina. Your one and only student.
No complaints, though. You got to travel the world, or at least the western half of it, and see the behind-the-scenes chaos of one of the biggest girl groups in K-pop. The stage rehearsals, styling rooms, staff whispering into headsets. The girls being rushed from glam to soundcheck to wardrobe like dolls with million-dollar schedules.
It was an honor. Everything kid you dancing to K-pop songs in her room had dreamed of. A blessing, honestly. In more ways than one.
You watched them finish up their pre-show rituals, quick little stretches and hand squeezes and last-minute touch-ups before they moved into position on the stage lift. Above you, about seventy thousand fans were already screaming like the show had started, all of them waiting for the girl whose soft, thick thighs had been pressed warm against the sides of your face just the night before.
That was the part that kept making your brain short-circuit a bit.
Did she really like it that much? Did you? Yeah, but should you have liked it that much? Should you even tell your boyfriend? It wasn’t like you were going to marry her. It wasn’t like this had to mean anything or like you were already standing there wondering whether it was going to happen again.
The industrial fans kicked on, sending her long black hair blowing over her shoulders. The smell of luxury hair oil and warm stage lights drifted toward you, clean and expensive and weirdly intimate. She was only ten feet away, standing on her platform, seconds from rising into the kind of spotlight most people only ever dreamed about.
Then she turned around just for a second and her eyes found yours. They instantly lit up, and she giggled. Not a big laugh and certainly not enough for anyone else to notice. Just a tiny, private little sound, like she knew exactly what you were thinking.
Then the stage started to rise. And all you could think was: Is she mocking me?
You’d been turned on all day thinking about what happened the night before, and she just made it so much worse.
You’d only had time for flashes of guilt. Flashes, not waves, because it wasn’t like you didn’t like your boyfriend. You did. That was the problem. You liked him, and somehow this girl had still managed to make you question everything you thought you knew about yourself.
You spent the whole concert watching her from behind the stage. It was far from the first stop, and far from the first time you’d seen her perform, but this felt different. You could feel your mouth watering, which was insane. Actually insane. Every time she came backstage for an outfit change, you avoided eye contact like a coward.
After every concert, there was always a celebration dinner. A private room, or sometimes a whole rented-out restaurant. Alcohol. Female staff only. Comfortable clothes. No makeup required. No cameras. Just everyone unwinding with the girls after the show.
Who would want to miss that?
You, apparently.
You tried to skip out on the celebration dinner that night. There was too much on your mind, too much anticipation, too much guilt you didn’t really care to process right now, and way too much Karina. She had changed into a halter top with no bra, because of course she had, and you had no idea how you were supposed to act normal at a dinner table after that.
You had already taken pictures with them backstage. You had already congratulated them on a good show. You had smiled, clapped, said all the right things, and pretended you weren’t still thinking about her thighs around your face less than twenty-four hours ago.
So really, was it necessary for you to go?
Probably not.
And of course, like clockwork, your phone lit up with a KakaoTalk notification.
She was still saved in your phone as “Karina from aespa,” which felt insane now. Weird to think you were still on such professional terms after how unprofessional you two had been in private, to say the least.
“Where are you? Everyone’s already tipsy and getting impatient. We’re going to eat without you.”
Um, can I get a hi at least? you thought.
You stared at the message for a few seconds, trying not to imagine her saying it out loud. Trying not to imagine her sitting there in that stupid halter top, all pretty and smug and fake innocent, like she hadn’t spent the whole day making you lose your mind on purpose.
“Hi, I was tired so I went back to the hotel. Don’t wait up for me.”
Dry. Normal. Professional, even. That was what you were going for, anyway.
You didn’t want to face her. You did, obviously, but you shouldn’t. Right? That was the whole point of leaving. Space… Distance… A chance to get your head together before you did something even stupider than what you’d already done.
Your phone buzzed again.
“Ok, I’ll see you soon!”
You blinked at the screen.
Huh?
Maybe it was a language barrier thing. Her English was good, but it wasn’t perfect, and sometimes she said things a little too literally. There was no way she was leaving the dinner for this. No way. That would be ridiculous.
You tossed your phone onto the bed and started looking around the hotel room like you suddenly had business to handle. Clothes on the floor from before your shower. A half-open suitcase. The outfit you’d worn backstage thrown over the chair like evidence. You picked things up and put them down again, pretending you were cleaning when really you were just moving around so you didn’t have to think.
Then your phone went off again.
“Open the door.”
No way. This had to be the celebrity entitlement you were warned about during training.
Part of you wanted to take a stand. Like, no, actually, you can’t just show up to my hotel room and demand I open the door. But the other part of you was way too curious to get a closer look at her in that top.
So, of course, you opened the door.
She was especially needy this time. You could see it in her eyes. Her circle lenses were already out, her makeup wiped off, just fresh-faced and somehow even more beautiful than she had looked on stage that night. She walked in without waiting for much of an invitation, glancing around while you stood there with a shirt in your hand, still pretending you had been doing something normal before she showed up.
Her eyes moved over the clothes tossed across the floor, the half-open suitcase, the general evidence of you not having your life together. The room was nice, obviously, but nowhere near as nice as whatever suite they had her staying in.
“Nice room,” she said, giggling a little, her accent thick around the words and her voice low enough to make your stomach flip.
It was so hot you didn’t even have time to be impressed by how fast she was picking up sarcasm in English, let alone the fact that she was using it against you.
Your eyes dropped before you could stop them. Her chest looked ridiculous in that halter top, and the thin fabric was not helping anybody. You felt heat rush through you instantly, sharp and embarrassing, like your body had been waiting all day for one excuse to betray you.
She noticed. Of course she noticed. She gave you that same smug little giggle she seemed obsessed with tonight and stepped closer, close enough that you had to remember how to breathe. Then she lifted her hand and lightly traced a finger down your arm, slow and casual, like she had all the time in the world.
“Wanna have fun?” she asked.
You should’ve said something. Literally anything. You should’ve asked what she was doing, or reminded her about the dinner, or at least pretended to have some kind of self-control.
But then she looked at your mouth and that was it.
Before you could think yourself out of it, your hand was already on her waist and your mouth was on hers.
The kiss was instantly heated, your hands already all over her thighs, her ass, her waist, anywhere you could reach, while she held your face in both hands like she was trying to keep you exactly where she wanted you.
She broke the kiss just long enough to pull the strap of her halter top over her head, and then her breasts were spilling free right in front of you. You felt it immediately, that sharp rush of heat between your legs, embarrassing and automatic, and before you could even fully process the fact that she was standing in your hotel room half-naked, her mouth was back on yours.
She kissed you like she knew you had been thinking about her all day. Like she knew you had tried to run away from dinner because one look at her in that top would’ve ruined whatever self-control you were pretending to have left.
“You ran away from dinner because of me?” she asked, barely pulling back.
You ignored her, mostly because answering felt too exposing, and kissed her harder instead. Your hands moved from her waist to her ass and then up to her breasts, and you actually had to pull back for a second just to look at them. Which was almost embarassing, honestly. But they were so soft, so full, and the way her nipples were already hard against your palms made your brain go completely blank.
She gasped when you rubbed your thumbs over them, and for one stupid second, all you could think was whether she was as wet as you were.
You kissed down her long neck, messy and impatient, and she tilted her head back like she had been waiting for you to get there. When your mouth closed around one of her nipples, her hands slid into your hair and tightened, not enough to hurt at first, just enough to remind you that she was still very much enjoying herself.
“Tell me to leave,” she said.
You couldn’t see her face from where you were, but you could hear the smug little smile in her voice.
You stayed quiet.
Her fingers gripped your hair closer to the scalp this time, pulling hard enough to sting, and you hated how fast your body reacted to it.
“Tell me to leave,” she repeated, firmer now.
You hated that your answer came out so fast and that it sounded as desperate as it did.
“No.”
She pulled your head back just enough to make you look at her.
“No?” she asked, like she was enjoying this way too much.
Your face felt hot. Your whole body felt hot.
She smiled like she knew exactly what she had done to you, then let you go back to work.
You had never been this turned on in your life, and the worst part was, you needed to know if she felt the same. Not wanted. Needed. So you slid your hand down the front of her shorts, expecting to have to search for some kind of proof, but you barely even made it past the waistband before you felt it.
She was already soaking.
You almost laughed. Not because it was funny, but because of course. Of course she was standing there acting smug and bossy when she was this worked up.
She didn’t even bother pretending after that. She stood up and pushed her shorts down fast, panties going with them, while you kissed your way down her stomach. Her skin was warm under your mouth, soft and clean, and when you looked up, she was already watching you.
That view almost ruined you.
Her standing over you, bare and waiting, her breasts heavy above you, her eyes fixed on your face like she wanted to see the exact second you lost your mind. Like last night hadn’t been enough. Like she had come all the way to your room just to watch you do it again.
Another sharp pulse of heat went through you.
You kissed the inside of her thigh first, partly to tease her and partly because you needed a second to breathe. She shifted a little, impatient already, but you took your time moving closer, kissing around where she clearly wanted you most.
Your lips were wet before you had even really started.
So yeah.
She was definitely as turned on as you were.
You started slow, kissing her lightly, then licking with just enough pressure to make her breath catch. Her mouth parted a little as she watched you, and she tried so hard to stay quiet that it actually annoyed you. Your hands moved over her thighs, squeezing softly, keeping her in place every time her hips gave her away.
She was so mean, you thought.
Mean because she wanted to stand there and act unaffected when you could literally feel how affected she was all over your mouth. Her face was giving her away too, even if she wanted to pretend it wasn’t. Her eyes were heavier now, her breathing less even, her fingers twitching at her sides like she didn’t know whether to grab you or keep playing cool.
Fine. If she wanted to act like that, you could be mean too.
You got louder on purpose. Messier. Less careful about hiding the sounds. You kissed her like you wanted her to hear exactly how wet she was, like you wanted her to know that you knew. Every soft, slick sound filled the room, and the way her face changed made something smug and stupid bloom in your chest.
There she was.
She tilted her head back, finally, one hand sliding into her own hair while the other moved to her chest. She squeezed herself through a shaky breath, fingers dragging over her nipples like she couldn’t help it, like being watched and touched at the same time was starting to get to her.
You were throbbing so badly you had to cross your legs just to get some kind of friction. It was embarrassing how close that alone almost pushed you. Her taste, her sounds, her thighs trembling under your hands, the sight of her touching herself while you were on your knees for her. It was too much.
Then she whimpered.
Small at first. Almost like she tried to swallow it.
You looked up at her and slowed down immediately.
That was what got her. You could tell. The slower pace, the way you dragged your tongue over her like you had all night, like you weren’t desperate even though you absolutely were. You focused on her clit, slow and steady, up and down until her hips started moving on their own.
She bucked against your mouth, and you grabbed both of her ass cheeks, pulling her closer before she could pretend she hadn’t done it.
At that point, you didn’t care how messy it was. Your face was drenched, your underwear was ruined, and all you wanted was to make her come like that. On your mouth. In your room. While everyone else was probably still sitting at dinner, wondering where the hell she had gone.
Her hand slid into your hair and pulled you closer, not gentle at all now. Her other hand stayed on her chest, fingers squeezing and tugging while she looked down at you, moaning like she had completely forgotten she was supposed to be quiet.
So much for mocking you.
So much for being miss bossy.
She was completely gone.
Her hips kept moving, grinding against your face in these desperate little rolls, and then she shifted, lifting one leg and resting her foot on the suitcase beside you. The angle changed, and you actually had to take a second because wow. Evil. Actually evil. She knew exactly what she was doing, giving you a better view, a better taste, making it easier for you to get her how she wanted.
You gripped her thigh with one hand, her ass with the other, then reached up to touch her chest again because apparently you had lost all shame. You wanted your hands everywhere. You wanted your mouth everywhere. You wanted her to stop pretending she had any control left.
The sounds were making both of you crazy now, wet and obscene and impossible to ignore. You moaned against her without meaning to, and the vibration made her whole body jerk.
She looked down at you, eyes unfocused, lips parted, one hand still tight in your hair.
And for once, she had nothing smart to say.
That was how you knew you had her.
Her grip in your hair tightened, then loosened, then tightened again like she couldn’t decide if she wanted to pull you closer or push you away. Her breathing was a mess now, all broken little sounds and half-swallowed moans, and every time she tried to quiet herself, you doubled down just enough to make it impossible.
Mean, maybe.
But she started it.
Her thigh trembled under your hand, and you looked up just in time to catch the way her face changed. The smugness was gone. The teasing was gone. Even the fake confidence she’d walked in with was cracking right in front of you. She looked almost annoyed by it, like she couldn’t believe you were making her feel that good, and that made you want to ruin her even more.
You kept your pace steady, one hand gripping her ass to keep her close, the other sliding up her body until your fingers found her nipple again. She gasped so hard it turned into a moan, and that was it. Her whole body went tense above you.
“Wait,” she whispered, but she didn’t move away. If anything, she pulled you closer. “Wait, wait, I’m—”
You didn’t wait.
Her hips jerked against your mouth, and the sound she made was so pretty and desperate that it went straight through you. She came hard, shaking against you, one hand yanking at your hair while the other grabbed the edge of the desk like she needed something solid to hold onto. You stayed there through it, letting her ride it out, messy and needy and completely unlike the girl who had shown up at your door acting like she owned the place.
By the time she finally relaxed, your face was soaked, your knees hurt, and your underwear was so wet it was actually ridiculous.
She looked down at you, breathing hard, her cheeks flushed, her hair falling loose around her face.
For a second, neither of you said anything.
Then she laughed. Soft at first, then a little louder, like she couldn’t help herself.
You stared up at her, still on your knees, completely wrecked and not even pretending otherwise.
“What?” you asked, already offended.
She wiped at the corner of your mouth with her pretty hands, slow and way too pleased with herself.
“You look so serious,” she said.
You blinked.
No way. No actual fucking way.
“You just came on my face and you’re making fun of me?”
That made her laugh harder, and you hated that it made you throb all over again. Even now, even after all that, she still looked like she had somehow won.
She leaned down, cupping your face with both hands, and kissed you. Slower this time. Dirtier, maybe, because she didn’t seem to care that she could taste herself on your mouth. If anything, it made her kiss you deeper, like she was proud of it. Like she was proud of what she’d done to you.
When she pulled back, her lips were shiny and her eyes were still heavy.
“You ran away,” she said again, almost pouting this time.
You swallowed, because somehow that was worse now. “I was being responsible.”
“You?” she asked, looking around your room, then back down at you. “Responsible?”
“You’re so mean!”
She smiled, then brushed her thumb over your cheek again. “You’re cute when you lie.”
Your stomach flipped so hard it was embarrassing.
Somewhere across the city, her members were probably drunk and eating without her. Your boyfriend was probably doing whatever he always did when he trusted you to be normal on tour. The dinner was still happening. The world was still moving. Everything you were supposed to care about still existed.
And yet all you could focus on was her standing in front of you, half-naked in your hotel room, looking down at you like she was already deciding what else she could get away with.
That was the scary part.
Not that it happened once.
Not even that it happened twice.
Not that you were 98% sure you were straight before you got this job.
The scary part was how fast your brain had stopped looking for reasons to stop.
She tilted her head, watching you like she could see every thought crossing your face.
“You feel bad?” she asked.
You should’ve said yes. Beacuse you did feel bad. Somewhere. Technically. In theory.
But she was still touching your face, and your hands were still on her thighs, and your body was still acting like guilt was a problem for later.
So you said nothing.
Her smile softened just a little, but not enough to save you.
“That means yes,” she said.
You looked away, because if you didn’t, you were going to kiss her again.
She crouched down until she was closer to your level, still shameless, still bare, still way too calm for someone who had just ruined your entire night and possibly your life. Her fingers slipped under your chin, turning your face back toward hers.
“Do you want me to go?” she asked.
This time, she wasn’t smiling, and somehow made it harder.
You stared at her mouth. Then her eyes. Then the stupid halter top on the floor, like it had personally caused all of this.
“No,” you said.
It came out quiet, but not uncertain.
Her expression changed, just barely. Like she liked that answer more than she wanted to show.