Pairing: Jungkook x F. Reader
Type: Fluff, Slight angst, possible smut
Warnings: rude behavior, vulgar language, mentions of alcohol, sexual activity
College. It’s supposed to be a new beginning, a place with no judgments, a place to explore, a place to learn who we are supposed to be for the future. You didn’t expect things to turn out the way they did, but everything happens for a reason.
You were moving into your dorm today, your entire family helping you carry your things to your room, you carried a box of your clothes. The box bigger than you, up to your room. As you entered your building you bumped into someone, your bodies colliding as the box in your hand fell. The annoyed grunt coming from the person in front of you. “Shit, I’m sorry.” The voice rang, you lifted yourself up. Your eyes meeting the pink haired boy in front of you. “It’s okay, it was my fault I couldn’t see.” You sighed, leaning down to pick up your things. “I’m Jimin.” His lips pulled into a bright smile. The type of smile that made you smile. “I’m Yn.” You smiled back, his eyes going to your box as he lifted his up. “What room you in?” He nodded to the building. “Ah, 218.” You smiled and he raised his brow. “I’m 215.” He smiled slightly. “Guess i will be seeing more of you.” A small giggle escaping your mouth as you gazed at him. “I look forward to it.” He smirked at you before walking in the opposite direction.
You found your room quickly, entering to your family organizing your things to the side. “What took you so long? You carried one box.” Your brother huffed out of breath. “You left me the bigggest box.” You cried, your brother laughing as he took the box from you. “Truthfully, i didn’t think you would even bring it up.” He snorted, placing the box on your bed. “I didn’t know colleges allowed single room dorms.” He examined your room. “It’s just this building. They’re testing it out.” You shrugged. “How do you get it? You have like thousands of kids here.” Your brother sat on your bed. “It’s for freshman and sophomores only.” You shrugged. “It’s based on scholarships.” His eyebrow raised. “Privileged much?” He snickered. “Singled room dorms and co-ed.” He lies back, his arms resting behind his head as he closed his eyes. “Is it too late for me to change schools.” You rolled your eyes as your parents gathered their things. “Well, I suppose we should be off now.” Your moms eyes glossy, your father sighing as he pushed her towards the door. “Cmon, we’re going to catch all the parent traffic on our way back.” He tapped her backside, your brothers face immediately pulling into a disgusted reaction. “One more year.” He pulled you into a hug. “One more year.” He sighed. “Take care of yourself. Call us if you need anything, study hard!” Your father hugged you tightly. His arms crushing you as he said goodbye. “and stay away from boys.” Your mom followed. Her arms wrapping tightly around your neck as she cried into you. “Mom,” You groaned, attempting to pull away. “I’m serious.” She glared, forcing your eyes to meet hers. “Mom, stop.” Your brother pulled her away. “I can’t imagine what they’ll be like when you leave.” You joked but your brothers eyes filled with horror as he came to realization that this would be him in a year.
As you finished unpacking, you change clothes before heading out to explore the grounds. Everything was so much more lively than last time you visited. Booths set up all across campus to try and get freshman to join clubs. You came across a photography table, the girl immediately lighting up as you stepped to the booth. “Hi, my name is Jenny.” She smiled brightly, excited that you were there. “Hi, I’m yn.” You nodded, greeting her back as she slid you a booklet. “Interested in photography?” You gave a nod and she sighed in relief. “Uhm, wow okay.” She laughed, her voice jittery “Sorry, we don’t really get people in our club, we’re on the brink of shutting down. It’d be helpful if you did join,” she admitted. You lifted the booklet and flipped through. “We don’t just do photography. Uhm,” she pointed at the booklet. “We also do videography and teach students how to edit and script write.” Your eyes perked up. “Script write?” Something you loved to do. “Yeah, uhm.” She swallowed her words. “We, uh, the script writers help our directors know what path to take. It helps them focus on the vision that they want.” You looked down at the sign up sheet. There wasn’t anyone. “You guys don’t have anyone.” Jenny’s face immediately pulled into a frown. “Yeah, nobody is convinced with my explaining.” She laughed softly. Her shoulders shrugging as she sat down defeated. “and it’ll stay that way.” You felt someone wrap their arms around yours, dragging you away from the table before you could process what was happening. “Hi!” A medium size girl cheered as she dragged you away from the booth. You body colliding with someone, the items in his hands falling, but the girl attached to your arm moved too quickly for you to see who it was, a small grunt fading as you moved further away. “My name is Amber.” You finally looked at her. “Uhm?” She stopped in front of a sorority booth. “You should rush.” She sat down in front of you. “and why would I do that?” You groaned, the two girls beside her scoffing at your comment. “Because we are the hottest soriority on campus. Alpha Chi Omega is one of the best things you can ever attempt.” Her tone, fake, but the way she spoke intrigued you. “And why me? you dragged me halfway across the campus to get me to rush.” Your eyebrow perked, a small smile creeping onto her lips. “You’re hot. We’re hot. A perfect match.” She slide a pen over to you. “Listen, Im not saying you’ll get in 100%, but it won’t hurt to try.” She shrugged. Hmph. At least she was honest. “huh, why the hell not.” You leaned down, scribbling your name on the bottom of sheet, it fuller than the first booth. “Well, yn.” She read your name off the sheet. “I look forward to seeing you rush, please join us tonight.” One of the girls next to her handed you a flyer. “Dress sexy.” She winked and you went your way.
After wandering the school for what seemed like hours. You entered a cafe, small, but nice. Every ounce of furniture made from wood. You were lost in admiring it that you hadn’t realized it was your turn. “Sweetheart,” a voice broke your thoughts. “Oh!” You blinked. “Sorry,” you gave a small smile to the barista in front of you. He was beautiful. Tan skin, dimpled smile, and glasses. “Uhm, Iced Americano?” You questioned. Hoping they had it as a drink. “We don’t have that,” he giggled as he slide you a menu. You laughed nervously as you looked down at it. “Let me help them and I’ll get back to you?” He questioned, you nodded as you moved to the side and looked through the menu. “Still haven’t decided?” The kid walked over to you, the sleeves on his shirt now pushed up as he leaned over the counter to speak to you. “I’ve never heard of half of these drinks.” You furrowed your brows. His lips pulled into a smile as he stood up. “Are you in a rush?” His eyes watching you carefully. “No.” You started and he smiled wider. “Then I will surprise you.” He walked off before you could protest. You continued flipping through the menu and suddenly a glass mug appeared in front of you. The liquid pink, topped with whipped cream, cinnamon, and tiny little flowers lying on top. It was beautiful to look at. You looked up to meet the eyes of the barista. Your eyes flying to his name tag. Joon. “What is it?” You smiled at him. He leaned down, grabbing a wafer straw and sticking it into the cup. “Drink it.” You eyed him curiously as you leaned down to take a sip of it. Your eyes widening as the drink filled your mouth. “Hmmm, oh my god.” You gasped, his eyes crinkling as he laughed softly. “What is it?” You smiled, sipping more of it. “Rose latte.” He tapped the menu. “One of our most popular.” You pulled out your wallet but he shook his head. “No, on the house today.” His eyes gazing into yours. “Maybe next time you come, you’ll have a better idea of what to order.” You smile widely. “Thank you,” your conversation interrupted by his co worker calling out to him. You wanted to stay and talk, but he was way too busy.
Heading back to the dorms to get ready for tonight. Dress sexy. What was considered sexy to these girls? Sexy to you was anything you felt confident in, but that included jeans for you. Surely they wouldn’t be okay with you wearing jeans to a sorority party. You rummaged through your clothes, tossing them onto the floor as you tried to piece together something. You eventually came across a small black dress. “Good enough,” You shrugged. It’s been a while since you’ve been out. You weren’t really the party type, but your ex boyfriend was. He was always dragging you to the parties, leaving you on the couch as he wandered off with friends. If anything, you despised them. You stared at yourself for a good twenty minutes. Debating on whether you liked the outfit or not. Was it okay? Would it help you get picked? Your alarm went off, signaling you to start heading toward the sorority. It was dark out already, your body filled with anxiety as you edged through the campus alone. “why are you walking alone?” A voice making you scream, the kid falling to the ground as you yelled. “God!” You grunted as you recognized him. “Don’t do that!” You squealed. Sticking your hand out to help him up. “Noted.” Jimin reached for your hand, he gave a small laugh as he started walking with you. “But seriously, you shouldn’t walk by yourself at night.” He fixed his hair, “and I shouldn’t sneak up on women walking alone.” He added. You gave small laugh as you turned to look at him. “Where are you headed?” He questioned, looking at your outfit with curiousity. “Sorority party, I’m rushing.” He smiled brightly. “What sorority?” He seemed interested. “Alpha Chi Omega.” You shrugged and he smiled down at you. “I’m in Delta Chi.” His smile not fading. “I hope you do get in, they’re good people.” You scoffed. “Are you sure about that?” You questioned, “kind of intense.” You shrugged. You both edged near a huge brightly light house. “Wow,” Jimin walking up while you stayed behind to gawk. “Come on Cinderella, the ball is inside.” He chuckled as he pushed open the doors. So many people inside, it was as if the doors closed muted the sounds of the party. “Jimin!” A few guys called out, Jimin getting swallowed by the crowd leaving you to find your way around. The house was crowded and you felt lost. You couldn’t find amber nor Jimin, so you attempted to make your way to the bar. Before you could reach it, an arm pulled you away. “Yn, we’ve been waiting for you.” Amber appeared, dragging you to her circle of friends. “This one?” The unfamiliar face eyed you. “Why?” She added and amber pouted. “Please, Jada. Your recruits are unfitting. We were down 15% last year.” Amber argued as you were confused to what the conversation was about. Jada looked back to you, eyeing you up and down as she raised her brow to judge. “Hey, take care of this one.” Jimin walked by, his arm wrapping around your shoulder respectfully as he joined the circle. Jada’s entire attitude switching as she watched him. “Of course! We love her.” She lied, Jimin ignoring her as he looked down to you. “Don’t walk back by yourself, I’ll go with you. Find me when you’re ready to leave okay?” He said seriously. You gave small nod and he walked off. “How do you know Jimin?” Jada’s voice somewhat snappy, but she was genuinely curious. “We’re in the same building, I ran into him this morning.” You explained and she gritted her teeth together. “Down, Jada.” Amber glared, she turned her attention to you as Jada stormed off. “God, fucking ignore her.” She exhaled. “Jada is our senior. This is her last year here,” amber explained. “Thank fucking god for that.” She rolled her eyes. “Jimin is younger, he’s in the sophomore class, but she has this weird obsession with him.” She sipped her drink, shrugging. “Jimin doesn’t want her,” she shrugged again. “Obviously.” You couldn’t help but snort at her comments. “Anyway, i think you’ll be a good fit. Besides, you will have Jada’s vote now that she knows Jimin is your friend-slash-building mate.”
The night went on, conversations after conversations and introductions after introductions all making you nothing but tired. “Hey, Im gonna head home.” You whispered to amber, a tongue attached to her neck as she nodded at you. “Jimin, upstairs.” She was too distracted to answer correctly. You glared upstairs, debating on if you should go up to find him or not, but you really didn’t want to walk alone either. You tried to squeeze your way through the crowd, making your way upstairs as quickly as possible. “Great.” You laughed at yourself. The hall way of rooms making you grunt as Jimin could be in any one. You knocked on the first two, but no answer. Making your way to the other side to repeat, no answer. You didn’t even feel like going down the entire hall so you turned around. Leaving the party alone, like Jimin advised you not to do. Who knew the campus could get this black. It was as if the lighted pathway was doing absolutely nothing. What was the point of having lampposts if they weren’t going to light the way properly. You continued down the pathway when you heard heavy footsteps and breathing following you. “Hey!” They huffed, “I said find me.” Jimin caught up to you. “Did you run all the way here?” You gaped, why would he do that? “Yes, I’m serious. You shouldn’t be alone.” He tried to swallow his breath. “not all guys are as nice and sweet as me.” He swallowed still out of breath. “I’m flattered that you ran after me.” You smiled. “I did try to find you, I just couldn’t and I’m tired.” You shrugged and he saw you shiver. “Here,” He unzipped his hoodie, wrapping it around your body as he rubbed your arms to get them warm. “Thank you.” You smiled once again. “Are you this nice to all the girls you meet?” You joked, but he only smiled shyly. “Only the worthy ones.” His dimple appearing as he watched you. “So, did they accept you?” He questioned excitedly. “I honestly don’t know. Amber wanted me, but Jada didn’t really want me there. I could feel it.” His face cringing at the sound of Jada’s name. “Ah, not a fan?” You laughed and he shook his head aggressively. “She-“ He tskd. “I don’t even know how to explain that one.” He laughed loudly. Arriving to your building, he held the door open for you. “We’re on the same floor.” He moitioned for you. “Stairs or elevator?” He asked, you wanted to keep talking to him, but you were tired. “Any other day, I would’ve said stairs.” You pouted. “But Im five seconds from falling asleep on the floor.” You laughed as he pushed the button. “So I heard you’re a sophomore.” Jimin nodded as he let you on the elevator first. “Yes, although don’t ask me my major. I’m still undecided.” You both pushed floor 2, your fingers touching making you jerk back shyly. “Sorry,” You whispered but he only smiled. “Well,” he stopped in front of your door. “This is you.” You removed his hoodie and handed it back to him. “Thank you for walking me-to and from. Sorry if it ruined your getting laid chances.” He shook his head. “Getting laid by random girls is not my thing.” He watched you carefully. “I’m more of a walk a girl home and hope I get a kiss on the cheek, and maybe a date kind of guy.” He flirted, cutely. Your eyes crinkling as you smiled at him. You stood on your tippy toes, pressing your lips to the corner of his mouth. Almost a kiss, but not quite. You could feel him smiling as you did so, pulling away to a rosy cheeked jimin, nearly matching his hair. “I’ll see you tomorrow.” You whispered softly. “8?” He pushed, but you allowed. You gave a small nod and he smiled happily. “Goodnight yn,” he licked his lips, trying his best to stop himself from smiling. “Goodnight, Jimin.”