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acho que eu nunca oi um livro e fiquei tão gag quanto Ruína e Ascenção MEU DEUS S O MALY MORRER EU ME MATO
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Jobe Bellingham x Fem!Reader
part 1
sy: you meet jobe again, only to realize some things become harder to deny with every encounter.
a/n: you guys begged for a part two so much that i couldn't just ignore it 😭 so... i had to write something. it's not really a sequel, not exactly anyway, but it's close enough, i think. also, i can say with absolute certainty that this only exists because of those videos of jude going through haunted houses, they haven't left my head ever since i saw them, hahaha. anywayyyy, i really hope you like it!! pls, pls come tell me all your thoughts when you're done because i need to know what you thought <3 sorry if there are any writing or translation mistakes
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You went because you couldn't stay out, that was the honest truth — not because haunted houses were your thing, not because you felt any particular pleasure in paying to be scared in a dark corridor by someone dressed as a clown, but because your friends had planned it and the group had confirmed and there was that specific feeling of FOMO that made it impossible to say no even when you knew you were going to regret it the moment the first scary door opened.
You regretted it at the third door.
But you went anyway, and you were in a good mood about it — or you were, until the moment you passed through the main entrance and saw a group on the other side of the waiting area, and in the middle of that group there was a face you knew well enough for your stomach to do that inconvenient thing.
Jobe.
Again. In that way that had become a pattern lately — mutual friends, shared spaces, the universe with that specific sense of humour of putting two people in the same place repeatedly as if testing something. You had thought about him since the last time. Had thought about what he had said with that calculated calm that was characteristically his, and had stayed with it more than you wanted to admit.
But there had been a decent pause between that time and this one, which made things slightly less complicated. Slightly.
He saw you at the same time you saw him, and the smile that appeared on his face was the kind he seemed to reserve specifically for you — that smile that said "you too," then with an amusement that was simultaneously irritating and difficult not to receive well. You nodded at him with the composure of someone completely in control of the situation, which was clearly the opposite of what was happening.
The groups mixed in the queue, as they inevitably do, and you kept a sufficient distance from him for the conversation to be protocol and not something else. It worked. You entered the first corridor with your two friends on one side and the rest of the group on the other and told yourself you were going to get through the night without incident.
The problem with haunted houses is that they're designed to separate people.
You discovered this in the fourth corridor, when something exploded from the ceiling with a noise that made your heart leave your chest, your friends screamed and ran forward, and when you recovered the ability to move they had already turned a corner you could no longer see. You called their names. Silence, aside from background sounds that were unequivocally designed to make anyone uncomfortable.
"Brilliant," you thought. "Excellent decision coming here."
You walked slowly through the corridor with your phone torch on because the ambient lighting was red and sufficient to see where to put your feet but not to distinguish whether what was in front of you was a wall or a costumed person. With every metre the feeling that something was about to happen increased with the precision of someone who knows it's only a matter of when.
The noise when it came was terrible — a loud metallic sound from somewhere very close, the kind that didn't give time to process before your body was already running. You ran. In no specific direction, just forward and then left and then you saw it: a small door in a side wall, almost invisible in the red light, slightly open.
You went in and closed it behind you.
The closet was small enough that your elbows touched both walls at the same time. Dark. You stood with your breathing accelerated in the relative silence of that space and waited for your heart to return to a rhythm that wasn't a medical emergency.
And then you realised you weren't alone.
The awareness came in the form of movement — something on the other side of the closet adjusting slightly, the silence changing to the kind that exists when more than one person is being silent at the same time. You went completely still.
"I'm going to die now," was the complete and coherent thought your brain produced. "Actually now."
You raised your phone slowly with the calm of someone who knows they might not like what they're about to see but needs to see it anyway, and the torch lit first someone's chest, then their chin, then their face.
Jobe was wearing an enormous smile.
Not the smile of being scared. The smile of someone who has just witnessed something they're going to tell people about for the next three weeks and who is enjoying every second of your terror in real time.
The sound that came out of your mouth was the most undignified thing you had produced in years — half word, half scream, completely without composure — and he laughed, from his chest, genuinely, the kind of laugh that has nothing cruel in it but that is completely at your expense.
"You," you said, when vocabulary returned. "You killed me. My heart stopped."
"It didn't stop," he said, still smiling. "You're talking."
"Functionally stopped."
He had his phone in his hand too, the screen faintly illuminating the space between you, and the closet was too small for there to be any real distance — you were perhaps forty centimetres from him, which in the dark and the silence and with the adrenaline still in your system was a completely different distance than it would have been in any other context.
"What are you doing in here?" you asked, quietly because the corridor outside had sounds and you didn't want to discover what produced them.
"Same thing as you. I hid." He tilted his head slightly. "You ran before you even saw what the noise was."
"Any normal person would have run."
"I saw what it was. It was an actor hitting a pipe."
You looked at him for a second. "And you still ran?"
"The thing was loud," he said, with absolutely impeccable dignity.
You closed your eyes and breathed, and when you opened them he was looking at you with that expression you knew well enough to know had no clean name — a mix of amusement and something else that sat underneath the amusement and that he didn't entirely try to hide. There was in his face, lit by the faint screen of his phone, that look that was difficult to receive because it was more direct than situations like this should allow.
Outside, footsteps and a sound that could be someone or could be part of the attraction, and the two of them went instinctively quieter. He shifted slightly — an adjustment of position in the small space — and was closer to you than before, his shoulder near yours, and you had the very clear awareness that forty centimetres was easy to make into thirty.
"How long do you think we stay here?" you asked, in an even lower voice.
"Until we have the courage to leave," he said, equally low.
There was something in that which wasn't only about the corridor outside, and you knew that and he probably knew you knew, and the closet was too small to pretend there was only one reading available for the sentence. The adrenaline from the haunted house was still in your system, which didn't help — your heart was beating fast in ways not entirely attributable to the Halloween entertainment installation.
He was looking at you.
Not continuously, not with the calculated intensity of someone trying to create a moment — it was the kind of look that happened in the interval between one thing and another, when his attention returned to you before going somewhere else, and that pattern was harder to ignore than continuous looking.
"You said something last time," you said, because the silence was getting heavy in a way that had direction.
He went quiet for a second. "I did."
"I still think the sister in law thing stands."
"Sister in law," he repeated, with a tone that was simultaneously confirmation and something clearly in conflict with the confirmation. "That's what it was."
"That's what it continues to be," you said.
"You and my brother broke up tree years ago."
"That doesn't change the genealogy of the situation."
He looked at you with that expression, and there was on his face something that was patience and something that wasn't patience, the mix of someone arguing a point they know is complicated but believe anyway. The distance between you was exactly how much you couldn't say with precision now because you had lost the reference point.
"You don't want it to be simple," he said, not as an accusation — as an observation, in the direct way that was characteristically his.
"I want it to be correct."
"The two things can be the same."
You opened your mouth to respond and then something outside hit a wall two metres away and both of them moved at the same time — you backward and him forward somehow, and the result was that his hand went to your waist before either of them had made a conscious decision about it, steadying, and you had your hand on his chest on instinct.
The closet was silent.
Both of them were silent.
His hand on your waist was still — not pressing, just there, with that specific warmth that arrived through the fabric with an immediacy you hadn't asked for. You were looking up at him because the height made it necessary, and he was looking down at you, and there was in the space between your faces a moment that has weight before anything happens in it.
The hand on his chest felt his breathing.
He tilted his head slightly — millimetres, nothing that could be called a decision, more like gravity — and you went completely still with the awareness that you needed to say something before the moment arrived somewhere that didn't have a convenient way back.
"Jobe," you said.
Quietly. More quietly than anything else you'd said that night.
He stopped. Didn't pull back, but stopped, his eyes on yours with that total attention.
"He's still your brother," you said.
One second.
"He is," he said, and there was someone accepting something they don't want to accept but aren't going to argue against right now.
His hand left your waist slowly. You took your hand from his chest. The space between you went back to what a reasonable person would call space, and you breathed in a way you hoped seemed normal.
Outside, the corridor was silent.
"I think we can leave," you said.
"I think so," he agreed.
You left, and the corridor was indeed empty, and you found your friends two minutes later at the exit area with the energy of people who have survived something and want to tell the story. You smiled and listened and said the right things, and at no point did your heart return to its normal rhythm.
In the car back, alone with the window open and the city going past, you sat thinking that the problem wasn't that you didn't know what you wanted.
The problem was that you knew perfectly well.
And you also knew exactly why you couldn't have it.
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u guys asked for a part 2, so here it is 😭 idk if it's what u were expecting, but i might make a part 3 when i have the time. i only tagged u guys bc of that <3
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pensando em fazer alguns trabalhos de design p autoras brasileiras... oq vocês acham?? 😃
não sabia que chegaria nesse ponto, mas quero pegar uma mulher casada.
antes eu já achava ela uma princesa, só que desde que a zendaya casou parece que o molho dela TRIPLICOU e eu queria muito me enfiar naquele relacionamento porque ela tá tão linda meu deus do céu
and now Lamine Yamal must participate in an UNICEF's photoshoot with a baby that will defeat him in 19 years
olise acabou de morrer agorinha mesmo
baby boy, hannie bee… god I love the way you look at me…
é gente, agora minha felicidade depende do cruzeiro ganhar a liberta
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hi diva’s, welcome to my blog for the diva’s!
my name is evangeline, but everyone calls me eva.
I'm Brazilian and English is not my first language. To be honest, I'm still not fluent in English, so I apologize for any errors.
one of the reasons I created this account is to improve my English while having fun doing what I love most: writing, talking about football and sharing my passion for hot players.
I plan on writing for all players and writing all types of imagine, but please have patience, as I'm new to this whole thing haha.
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Husband!Lee Jihoon Headcanons💍
mix of wholesome and suggestive-but-still-classy moments.
Morning routines are quiet but warm, he's not the type to do big romantic gestures at 7 am, but he will make your coffee exactly the way you like it without asking
Morning voice Jihoon is also dangerously soft — deep, husky, still a little rough from sleep. He’ll grumble about you waking him, but his hand will find your thigh under the covers without even thinking about it
gentle forehead kisses before he leaves for work (you always pretend to be asleep just for those kisses)
pretends he doesn't like matching couple pyjamas, but still wears them because you look too happy when he does, secretly thinks you're both cute though
as much as people would think that he doesn't enjoy showing affection, he saves it for his special person (aka. you)
acts like he doesn't enjoy it sometimes though just to tease you, especially when you bite his shoulder just because you want to, he would let out a small protest but lets you do it anyway
The type to fix things around the house without telling you, then get all shy when you notice but he's lowkey happy that you did
Keeps a drawer in his studio desk with random little things you’ve mentioned liking — snacks, stationery, fluffy blankets, a candle with a scent you once said reminded you of home, so when you stayed with him through long nights in the studio you wouldn't feel uncomfortable
Studio naps — sometimes you come in to check on him and he’s half-asleep in his chair, and instead of going home, he just pulls you into his lap, murmuring “Just stay here for a bit…” (You don’t get much work done after that.)
protective, not in a controlling way, but if he notices that you’re cold, tired, or uncomfortable, he will quietly solve it without making a scene
but if someone does anything slightly disrespectful he would confront them, his voice would be calm, but the steel in it was unmistakable as he stepped closer. “You don’t talk to my wife like that. Ever.”
Jihoon’s quiet possessiveness comes out in subtle ways — a hand resting low on your back at gatherings, leaning in close to speak in your ear so only you can hear him, or brushing his lips against your shoulder when no one’s watching
Likes to whisper your name in that low, deliberate tone when he’s trying to get your attention — whether you’re across the room at a party or two feet away in bed
but sometimes he does act cute when he's feeling extra clingy and you love hearing his little giggles and funny stories or just how his day was and vice versa
Rarely posts on social media, but when he does, there’s always some little detail that’s obviously about you (a mug you own, the corner of your sweater in frame, your favourite flowers in the background)
He says “I love you” more through actions than words — filling up your car’s gas tank, fixing your favourite pen, leaving his jacket draped over your chair
but when he tells you he loves you, his voice would always be steady, eyes locked on yours like he’d been holding the words in for years, “I love you. You’re my wife, and I’ll spend every day making sure you know it.”
Cooking together is one of his favourite couple things. He’s not flashy in the kitchen, but he makes perfect, comforting meals and lets you taste-test everything
Back hugs are also a must when you're cooking. At first it’s just affectionate, but then his head dips to your neck, his lips linger… and you’re definitely not finishing that recipe on time
lowkey loves risky situations, like having you sit on the edge of his desk legs brushing his knees as he pulled you in closer, voice low enough that it rumbled against your skin. “You know someone could walk in any second, right?”
His lips would find your jaw, slowly and delicately, “Guess that just means you’ll have to be quiet.”
Or during an afterparty, just around the corner from the crowded hall. The music and voices so close you could feel the bass in your chest. Jihoon would have you pinned lightly to the wall with a smirk on his face, "If someone turns the corner right now…” His mouth trailing down to your neck, nibbling softly, “They’ll know you’re mine.”
back to soft jihoon
Sometimes, when you’re working late at your desk, he’ll quietly appear with a blanket and your favourite snack, setting them down without saying a word — just a soft pat to your head before walking away
He has an unfair talent for distracting you when you’re trying to focus — a casual brush of his fingers along your neck, a kiss to your temple that lingers just long enough to make you lose your train of thought
Jihoon secretly loves when you fall asleep against him during movie nights. He’ll pretend to keep watching, but really, he’s memorising the way you breathe against his chest
Even if he comes home late, he’ll always peek into the bedroom to kiss you goodnight, whispering, “Go back to sleep, love,” before slipping in beside you
When he’s in an especially good mood, he’ll pull you into a slow sway in the kitchen with no music playing — just the sound of his low hum against your ear
He has a habit of holding your hand under the table in public, thumb brushing lazily against your knuckles, like a secret that’s just for the two of you.
And as much as he likes to keep it lowkey, if you kiss him on the lips first or just anywhere on his body, he would melt
At the end of the day, no matter how busy, tired, or distracted he is, Jihoon always finds his way back to you — pulling you close, pressing a kiss to your hair, and murmuring like it’s the simplest truth in the world:
“You’re my favourite part of every day.”
“They Know You’re a Good Person” || Lee Jihoon x You
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It wasn’t planned — not exactly.
You and Jihoon had always kept things quiet. Not secret, not hidden. Just… yours.
No anonymous Instagram posts. No blurred-out selfies. No matching bracelets with obvious hashtags.
Just tiny things like
Jihoon’s hoodie in your laundry basket
Your playlist cued up in his studio
A post-it on his desk that said “Don’t forget to eat — I love you.”
You never asked him to lie.
He never asked you to shrink.
But the line between “ours” and “theirs” was delicate — and he’d never wanted to risk pulling you into the chaos.
At least… not until the interview.
It was nothing major. A variety show. Lighthearted questions. A game of “Describe your ideal type in three words.”
Seungkwan went first: “Funny. Independent. Considerate.”
Jeonghan: “Cool. Smells good. Good at games.”
Then they got to Jihoon.
And he paused. Smirked a little.
Then, in that calm, matter-of-fact tone of his, he said:
“Understands me. Laughs at my jokes. And makes me proud.”
The room went quiet for a second — not awkward, just surprised.
Then Mingyu let out a very suspicious cough. “Oh… interesting.”
Soonyoung raised a brow. “That sounds familiar…”
Jihoon didn’t blink. “It should.”
And just like that, it was out there.
He didn’t say your name. Didn’t even confirm anything. But the fans?
They’re smarter than people give them credit for.
Clips of that moment made the rounds online. Paired with older moments — little smiles, offhand comments about someone who “grounds” him, that time he said he’s dating someone “who keeps him humble… and fed.”
Speculation started.
Then guessing.
Then something softer.
Because the more fans pieced together — the less they were mad. And the more they just… got it.
You weren’t flashy. You weren’t fame-hungry. You didn’t leak things, hint at things, try to ride the attention.
You just loved Jihoon.
And it showed.
You, on the other hand?
You were terrified.
“I didn’t want people looking at me like that,” you admitted one night, curled up on the studio couch as Jihoon fiddled with the EQ knobs, pretending not to watch you too closely.
“I didn’t ask for attention. I’m just… me.”
He glanced at you. Quiet. Thoughtful.
Then set his headphones down, walked over, and crouched in front of you.
“You know what’s funny?” he said. “That’s the part they love the most.”
You frowned. “What?”
“That you’re not trying. That you’re not some curated version of a person. You don’t show off. You don’t speak for me. You just let me be myself — and that makes you more real than anything.”
You didn’t answer right away.
So he took your hand gently and added, “They know you’re a good person.”
You blinked. “How?”
“Because I am,” he said. “And I’d never fall for someone who isn’t.”
That shut you up for a moment.
And Jihoon — ever the introvert, ever the understated one — leaned forward and kissed your forehead before settling beside you on the couch.
“They’ll adjust,” he murmured. “And I’ll never let them turn you into something you’re not. I promise.”
He didn’t suddenly start gushing about you in public.
But he didn’t hide you anymore, either.
In a fan call, someone asked what made him happiest lately.
He said, “Waking up to the same message every morning. Even if it’s just ‘eat something.’”
On Weverse, a fan asked what kind of people he respected most.
He wrote back:
“The ones who work hard without asking for applause.”
And then added: “I live with one.”
The fans caught on.
And this time… they cheered for you.
Not because they knew your name. Not because they saw your face.
But because they saw how he changed around you.
How Jihoon — famously private, famously guarded — smiled softer now.
Laughed a little more.
Looked at the camera like he had a secret he wasn’t afraid to protect anymore.
And maybe, just maybe —
The fans realized that loving someone like you… made him better.
So no, it wasn’t loud.
It wasn’t a headline.
It wasn’t some dramatic reveal.
But it was real.
And gentle.
And lasting.
And when Jihoon looked at you backstage after another exhausting performance, flushed and happy and tired down to his bones, he pulled you close and whispered, almost shy:
“I think I’m proudest of myself for choosing you.”
And you?
You didn’t need to say anything back.
He already knew.
nana tour w/ bf!seventeen (96z)
context: your boyfriend was supposed to return after their japan tour, and the two of you had a lot planned - regular dates, late night movies, fancy dinners, aka all the things you two have missed out while he was overseas. unfortunately, all those plans have to wait as you get a call at 7am, with them informing you that they've been kidnapped to italy, of all places. pairing(s): 96z, idol!seventeen x f!reader genre: fluff + happiness warnings: some light cursing, but nothing too serious <3 it's all pure fluff + lowercase is intentional. not exactly proof read, though... author's notes: happy new year, everyone! i hope you have a wonderful 2026 <3 jeonghan is returning this year, dxs debut, more svt content... JEONGHAN RETURN TO GOING SEVENTEEN (top 1 reason why im going to make it out alive... tl dr - JEONGHAN MILITARY DISCHARGE HANNIE IS ALMOST HOME
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Your Son Calls Him "Dad"
It had been months since Changkyun became a steady fixture in your lives—movie nights on the couch, messy pancake mornings, dinosaur battles in the living room. Your son adored him, but he’d never actually said the word dad again. Not directly, not when it mattered.
Until tonight.
You found your little boy curled up in bed, face buried in his pillow, shoulders shaking with soft sobs. The bad dream had rattled him more than usual. His tiny fists clung to the blanket when you tried to soothe him, his voice breaking as he choked out, “I—I want my dad…”
You froze, heart squeezing. For the briefest second you almost asked who he meant—then you realized. He meant Changkyun.
Changkyun, who had been halfway down the hall after hearing the crying, stopped in the doorway. His breath caught audibly, eyes wide, as though the word had struck him in the chest.
Your son lifted his tear-streaked face, still hiccupping, and whispered again, “Can I have my dad?”
You didn’t have to say a word. You just stepped aside.
Changkyun crossed the room in seconds, kneeling by the bed. “Hey, buddy,” he murmured, voice trembling but gentle as he brushed damp hair off your son’s forehead. “I’m here. I’ve got you.”
Your son launched into his arms, clinging so tight around his neck that Changkyun had to blink back tears. He held him close, rocking gently, whispering soothing words you could barely hear.
“I’m not going anywhere,” he promised softly, pressing a kiss to the crown of his head. “You’re safe. Dad’s right here.”
The little boy’s cries slowly quieted, breaths evening out as he fell asleep tucked against Changkyun’s chest. Changkyun stayed still, cradling him, eyes glistening. When he finally looked up at you, his expression was undone—raw, overwhelmed, and so full of love it nearly broke you.
Later, after your son was tucked back under the covers, Changkyun whispered, almost reverent, “He called me Dad…”
You cupped his face, smiling through your own tears. “Because that’s who you are to him.”
Changkyun pulled you close, pressing his forehead to yours. “Then I’ll never let either of you down.”
And in that quiet, in the soft glow of the nightlight, it felt like your little family had just clicked into place—for good.
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❪ 従う ❫ comfort established rs changkyun x f!reader 836 cw ノ exhausted kyun, kissing, a little suggestive notes, not proofread 〃 ♡ ⸝⸝⸝ guys big shock i successfully wrote for another monstie other than kihyun!!!!!! may this be the start to an even masterlist for them <3 i love my man changkyun he makes me dizzy when i think about him too long / 𝐂𝐀𝐓𝐀𝐋𝐎𝐆𝐔𝐄
The mattress is soft under Changkyun's body. His muscles relax completely, shedding the stress and tension from the day. The soft pillows seem to swallow it whole. He closes his eyes and just breathes. It's comfortable, warm, relaxing… but something is missing.
The bed dips with your weight as you shuffle on your knees until you're close enough to hook one leg over Changkyun's hips. He doesn't even open his eyes, and if you didn't know him better you would believe he's asleep. But you know him, almost too well. He'd never sleep with his arms completely relaxed at his sides. He's always curled up like a little cat, as if he needs to consolidate warmth or has something to hide. Other times he cocoons around you, only able to fall into slumber when you're in his arms.
should I?