synopsis. for months, san and wooyoung have been drawn to each other in the office. they exchange long glances and brush past each other, creating a spark. san is the boss. sharp, confident and hard to reach. wooyoung is the only person who stands firm under his gaze and the only one who lingers after hours in the office, tempting fate. after all, the real work doesn’t begin until the office is empty.
tags. dom!san, sub!woo, soft!dom, teasing, slow burn (?), workplace romance, sexual tension, oral, blowjob, kissing, semi-public, praise kink, power play, dirty talk, aftercare
pairings. boss!san x employee!woo
authors note. ok this shit kinda got me twirling my hair around my finger and my heart POUNDING. i had an account refresh I WAS WBTSAN OK DONT FORGET THAT!! and i already hate this layout so much. oops :3
the office was quiet after 7pm. the usual conversations had stopped, the lights dimmed in empty spaces and only the low hum of the air conditioning system was left. most people had gone home but wooyoung remained at his desk, tapping his fingers on the keyboard and focused on his screen. he had loosened his tie and undone the top buttons of his shirt, showing his collarbone. the low light made him look appealing. san noticed this more than he wanted to. he leaned against the glass partition of his office, one leg crossed over the other, sipping coffee that was no longer hot. he stared openly, something he had been doing more over the last few months. wooyoung didn’t seem to notice or chose not to acknowledge it. maybe he liked the attention. "you should have gone home an hour ago,” san said, his voice smooth but hinting at something deeper. wooyoung didn’t look up from his screen. “i could say the same about you.” san smirked. “but i am the boss.” wooyoung finally looked at him, a slight smile forming. “right. you can do what you want.” san tilted his head and walked over to wooyoung's desk, leaning in close but not crossing a line. “do you think i don’t see you stay late when i do?” he asked quietly, almost intimately.
wooyoung paused and then really looked at him. “coincidence,” he replied. san laughed softly, lacking humor. “try again.” silence filled the room, both of them tense. wooyoung leaned back in his chair, studying san. “what if i told you i did it on purpose?” san's expression tightened. he set his cup down on the desk. “then i'd say we have a problem.” “why?” wooyoung challenged, his voice steady but with a hint of breathlessness. “are you worried someone will find out that you look at me like that?” “i'm not worried,” san said, leaning closer, one hand on the desk beside wooyoung's. “i'm frustrated that i can’t touch you when i want to.” wooyoung's breath caught. this was the moment they both had been avoiding. months of close conversations, accidental touches and lingering gazes had brought them here. san's hand brushed against wooyoung's, making him tremble slightly. “you think i haven’t noticed how you smell when you walk by?” san whispered. “or how your eyes fall on my mouth when i talk?” wooyoung swallowed hard, his pupils dilated in the dim light. “you've been playing with fire,” san murmured. “and i've been patient.” wooyoung licked his lips, his breath shaky. “then stop being patient.”
san didn’t move for a second. he just stared at wooyoung like he was daring him to take it back. like he needed to make sure he’d heard right. that this wasn’t another half sleep fantasy from too many late nights and too much coffee, watching wooyoung roll his sleeves up with that damn nonchalance that made san's blood rush south. but wooyoung didn’t look away. didn't flinch. didn't regret. san's hand shifted, slow but certain, tracing along wooyoung's wrist, the touch featherlight but electrifying. he felt the quickening pulse beneath the skin. "say it again,” san murmured, voice low and frayed. wooyoung's jaw clenched for a moment, then relaxed, his voice husky. “stop being patient.” san's breath left him in a soft, dangerous sound. half growl, half laugh. "careful what you ask for,” he said. and then he was leaning in. closer, finally close enough to breathe wooyoung in, to let the scent of aftershave and skin flood him. his nose brushed wooyoung's cheek as he whispered, “i've wanted to ruin you since the day you walked into my office with that pretty mouth and that 'i don’t give a fuck’ look in your eyes.” wooyoung exhaled sharply, his hands gripping the arms of his chair like he didn’t know where else to hold. he could feel san's warmth, the heat rolling off him like a wave temptation in human form. "and what stopped you?” he asked, breath shaky.
san let his lips ghost over wooyoung's jaw, not quite kissing, just enough to tease. “you. with your damn control. always so calm. so collected. made me wonder how long it’d take to crack you open.” wooyoung's hands finally moved. one grabbing san's tie, the other gripping the edge of his jacket. the sudden pull caught san off guard, yanking him closer until there was no space left between them. his mouth hovered over wooyoung's, just a breath away. "you talk too much,” wooyoung said, voice thick with tension. "and you’re impossible,” san muttered, closing the distance. but not kissing him. not yet. he lingered, his lips brushing but not claiming, letting the anticipation coil tighter, hotter. wooyoung let out a sound. frustrated, needy. san's hand came up to cup the side of wooyoung's face, thumb brushing his cheekbone. his possessiveness bled through in the way he held him. not rough, but unyielding. certain. like his. “you're mine,” he whispered, the words seething between them. wooyoung's eyes fluttered shut at the weight of it. “then take me.” and without thinking twice, san kissed him. finally. and it was everything it had promised to be. months of tension poured into one molten crash of lips, all heat and hunger and desperate restraint. san kissed him like he was claiming territory, like he wanted to make wooyoung feel who he belonged to with every press of his mouth. wooyoung responded just as fiercely, tugging san closer, hands tangled in his jacket, kissing back like a man starved. the chair scraped back a little as san climbed into his lap, straddling him right there at his desk. their lips never broke contact. san's hands slipped under wooyoung's shirt, fingertips grazing over hard lines of muscle, eliciting a sharp breath and a quiet curse. the office around them faded into irrelevance. there was only the heat between them. the burn. the ache. the long, drawn out fall they’d both tried to ignore.
wooyoung's back hit the desk with a soft thud, papers fluttering beneath him, but neither of them cared. san hovered over him, eyes dark, wild with months of restraint finally shattered. his tie hung loose around his neck, his shirt rumpled from wooyoung's fists pulling him closer like he couldn’t stand the distance anymore. wooyoung's lips were swollen, red, glistening from the kiss that had left them both breathless. san's mouth curled into a smirk that didn’t quite reach his eyes. it was too full of want, of obsession. “i waited this long because i wanted every second of it to matter.” his hands were already working at wooyoung's shirt, unbuttoning with slow and deliberate movements like he was unwrapping something sacred. when the fabric parted, san let out a sound low in his throat. part reverence, part hunger. wooyoung's breath hitched as san leaned down, kissing his sternum, his lips warm and open against his skin. he followed a slow, torturous path down his torso. lips, tongue, teeth, leaving goosebumps in his wake. wooyoung's hand threaded through his hair, fingers curling tight when san bit lightly at his hip, grinning when wooyoung gasped. "you're cruel,” wooyoung muttered, half-laugh, half-moan. san looked up at him through his lashes. “i told you, youngie. i've been patient.” he undid wooyoung's belt with a practiced ease, his fingers slow but precise. when he finally slid the fabric away, his palms brushed over wooyoung's thighs, warm and commanding, sending sparks through his skin.
theee was no rush in san's touch. only intent. he wanted to memorize everything. and then, with one smooth movement, wooyoung was exposed to him, body arching at the cool air hitting hot skin, nerves frayed and desperate. san's gaze dragged over him as he was soaking in every inch like he was reading something private. wooyoung swallowed hard, hand reaching for him. “san—” “shh,” he soothed, leaning in, brushing his mouth against wooyoung"s inner thigh. “let me.” he didn’t waste another second. his mouth found wooyoung with slow, devastating precision. hot, wet, perfect. wooyoung let out a strangled noise, hips twitching, but san pinned him down with strong hands, keeping him in place, owning every reaction. he worked him over with the kind of skill that only came from knowing exactly what would drive someone mad. alternating between soft sucks and firm pressure, teasing and rewarding, never fully giving in. wooyoung's hand gripped the edge of the desk like he might fall through it. “f-fuck, san—” "say my name again,” san demanded, voice rough and possessive against him. “sannie ..,” wooyoung groaned, helpless. “god—please.” san pulled back just enough to meet his eyes, his lips slick. “you begging already?” wooyoung shot him a glare but it was ruined by the way he whimpered when san's hand wrapped around him, stroking slow and hard. “i hate you.” “you love me,” san said simply before swallowing him again like a man starved. the room filled with the sounds of slick heat and breathless curses, wooyoung's voice breaking every time san moaned around him. he was unraveling. composure shattered, control slipping fast. and san? he was loving every second of it. cuz this. this was what he wanted all along. to make wooyoung fall apart. just for him.
wooyoung was close. san could feel it in the way his thighs tensed beneath his palms, in the frantic rise and fall of his chest, in the desperate way his fingers clawed at the edge of the desk like he needed something to ground him. but san gave him nothing to hold onto. nothing but the relentless heat of his mouth, the drag of his tongue, the slick pressure of his hand working in a fast pace until wooyoung was panting out murmured curses that barely sounded like words. “s-san—” wooyoung gasped, voice hoarse. “i'm—shit— i can’t—” san didn’t let up. if anything, he tightened his grip, pulled him deeper, drew out every last ounce of control wooyoung had left. cuz he wanted to see it. to feel it when wooyoung let go, completely. and he did. with a broken cry, back arched clean off the desk, his whole body trembling as the release tore through him. san held him down through it, swallowing every wave, every twitch until wooyoung collapsed against the desk like he’d been gutted. breathless. boneless. utterly wrecked. san finally pulled back, licking his lips like he couldn’t bear to waste a drop, then leaned over wooyoung,# heaving chest, brushing sweat-damp hair away from his flushed forehead. wooyoung's eyes were shut, mouth parted, breathing ragged.
"you okay?” san whispered, voice low, all the cockiness stripped from it now. just raw affection beneath. wooyoung nodded slowly, lashes fluttering open. he blinked up at san like he wasn’t sure if he was dreaming. “that was… fuck.” san smiled, soft and a little crooked. “yeah?” “i can’t feel my legs.” san let out a warm laugh and kissed his cheek, lingering there for a second longer than necessary. “good.” wooyoung swatted his shoulder weakly. “you're such an asshole.” “you like it,” san murmured and then, quieter, “you're mine, now.” wooyoung's hand slid up to cup san's face. “i always was.” that stopped san in his tracks. for a second, all the sharp edges he used to keep himself distant. the teasing, the bravado, the control. they just… fell away. he leaned into wooyoung's touch, eyes fluttering shut. “come home with me,” he whispered. wooyoung didn’t even hesitate. “yeah. okay.” san helped him sit up, kissed his shoulder, helped smooth his shirt back down even though they both looked completely fucked out. for once, the office felt warm and not like living in antartica. like the tension that always buzzed between them had shifted into something softer. something real. as they gathered their things, san glanced over with a smirk. “by the way,” he said, “you’re never working late alone again.” wooyoung raised a brow. “possessive much?” san stepped close, lips brushing his ear. “you have no idea.”