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after practising, Jeongin was very horny. Changbin was the last to left the room.
Who Changbin was to say no to his little maknae and not please him ?
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CHANGBIN X I.N SMUT AUDIO - 🎧
after practising, Jeongin was very horny. Changbin was the last to left the room.
Who Changbin was to say no to his little maknae and not please him ?
Ship : ChangIn
(𐙚) ─── roommate texts with jeongin
things continue to grow tense after jeongin’s sort of confession, which only makes you come out with your own confession.
𐀔𓂃 kais note: damn third post i guess you can tell i have absolutely no plans today for my birthday… anyways finally a part two, heres part one if you need a refresher!
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── ✦ THE ROOMMATE AGREEMENT! JEONGIN (SKZ)
⭒+⭒ pairing: jeongin (i.n.) x 9th member!reader
⭒+⭒ series summary: living with skz!roommate. quirks, flaws, and friendship. which roommate are you signing up for?
✦ second instalment of the roommate series. ✦ warnings: fluff, f!reader, platonic friendship, thoughtfulness, mentions of physical touch, gentle teasing. ✦ wc: 0.5k
jeongin! as your roommate:
✦ sends you silly pictures of your stuffed animal wearing his sunglasses if you haven't spoken much in the day. likes the excited texts you send him about your 'jeongified' teddy bear. always makes him smile.
✦ spams you from his bed with memes in silence after long days. occasionally breaks the silence with a little fit of giggles, before quieting back down into silence until the next meme tickles him. sometimes he'll relocate to your bed to personally show you the meme that tickled him. forgets to go back to his own bed.
✦ hangs and folds everything. and so will you, because the backdrop of jeongin's out fit of the day mirror pictures will not feature a laundry pile.
✦ always closes doors quietly. unnecessary loud noise bothers him, and he isn't afraid to send a message to the dorm groupchat to curse out the guys if he can see their noise from the kitchen is disturbing you, too.
SKZOO SCOOTERS
THEY SEE ME ROLLIN’ THEY HATIN
Everyone gets a scooter! 🎊
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the Gingers™ as of 2025
Plot: Jeongin
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Notes: 4 months later...I'm so sorry
Warnings: some serious chat, smut talk, language, fluff, baby bread, lore dump
Can i request some hurt/Comfort with I.N please ^°^
Thank you so much for the request! I hope you'll like it. <3 ☆ Requests are open! Check my masterlist for other works and take a look here if you'd like to support me <3 Out of tune ˙⋆✮ CW: (requested) angst, fluff
summary: Y/N and Jeongin live together, but his nonstop rehearsals for Stray Kids’ comeback start to pull them apart. Tired of waiting alone at home, Y/N decides to surprise him at the studio — only to be met with his frustration as he struggles through a tough recording. When Jeongin snaps and calls her a distraction, she runs out heartbroken, convinced she’s become one more thing stressing him out.
.·:*¨¨* ≈☆≈ *¨¨*:·.
The clock on the wall glows 11:47 PM. The apartment is dark except for the small lamp in the corner, casting a soft pool of light over the couch where I sit — waiting.
Again.
Jeongin texted me hours ago: «Just a few more takes, I’ll be home soon.» That was four hours ago.
I stare at the message until my eyes blur, then set my phone down with a sigh. He’s been like this for weeks — always at the studio, always working. I get it. The comeback’s close, and he wants it perfect. But the more time he spends there, the more it feels like he’s slipping through my fingers.
When I finally crawl into bed, the sheets are cold on his side. I fall asleep to the sound of the door not opening. .·:*¨¨* ≈☆≈ *¨¨*:·.
The next morning, I wake up determined. Enough waiting.
If he won’t come home to me, I’ll bring home to him.
I spend the day baking his favorite brownies — the chocolate ones with the sea salt on top — and pack them into a box with a little handwritten note. Just something simple: You’re doing amazing. Don’t forget to eat. I love you.
When I get to the JYP building, I’m nervous but excited. The staff at the front recognizes me and lets me through with a smile, and soon I’m standing outside the recording studio. I can hear music bleeding faintly through the door — Jeongin’s voice, strained, repeating the same line again and again.
«Almost there, Innie,» I hear Chan say inside. «Try to relax your throat.»
I take a deep breath and push the door open just a little. Seungmin looks up first. His face lights up. «Y/N! Hey!»
Immediately, the room warms with greetings — Felix waves from behind the soundboard, Han grins, and Chan gets up to give me a quick side hug. «Hey, what are you doing here? Jeongin’s gonna flip.»
I smile, holding up the small box. «Just wanted to surprise him. I brought brownies.»
The guys exchange knowing looks — the kind that say he really needs this — and Chan gestures toward the booth. «He’s recording. Wait till he’s done, yeah?»
I nod, staying near the back of the room. Through the glass, I can see him: hair messy, eyes focused, jaw tense. He’s biting his lip as the track starts again.
He tries the same line. Misses a note. Again. Misses it. He curses under his breath, takes off his headphones, and runs his hand through his hair in frustration.
Chan presses the intercom button. «Take five, Jeongin.»
Jeongin turns — and that’s when he sees me. For a second, his expression softens in surprise. But then it changes. His brows knit, and his shoulders stiffen.
He opens the door to the booth and steps out, still holding the headphones. «What are you doing here?» he asks, his voice low but tight.
The room goes quiet.
«I— I just wanted to see you,» I say, holding out the box. «You’ve been working so hard, I thought—»
He cuts me off, shaking his head. «Y/N, you shouldn’t be here right now.»
The words sting. «Why not?»
«Because—» He exhales sharply, eyes closing for a moment. «You’re a distraction.»
My heart stops. «A distraction?»
«I can’t focus when you’re here,» he says, voice sharper now. «I’m already stressed, and this isn’t helping. Please, just— go home.»
The box in my hands suddenly feels heavy. My throat tightens as I force a shaky smile. «Right. Of course. Sorry for… distracting you.»
Before anyone can say anything, I turn and walk out — fast, before the tears can fall.
By the time I reach the back exit, I’m crying. The air outside hits cold against my cheeks, mixing with the heat of humiliation and hurt. I can still hear his voice in my head — a distraction — like I’m something in the way.
I sit down on the steps, clutching the box to my chest, the note inside now feeling stupid and small. .·:*¨¨* ≈☆≈ *¨¨*:·.
Inside the studio, Chan crosses his arms, glaring at Jeongin. «You realize what you just did, right?»
Jeongin looks lost. «Hyung, I didn’t mean—»
«You called her a distraction, Jeongin,» Chan snaps. «She came here because she misses you, because she loves you. You’ve been shutting her out for weeks. Go fix it before she thinks you don’t care.»
Jeongin’s eyes widen. He doesn’t even answer. He just drops the headphones, grabs his jacket, and bolts. .·:*¨¨* ≈☆≈ *¨¨*:·.
«Y/N!»
His voice echoes through the alleyway behind the building, but I can’t bring myself to turn. My tears blur the streetlights into soft, glowing streaks. I hear his footsteps pounding closer.
Then warm hands grab mine. «Y/N, please— stop.»
I turn, meeting his eyes — wide, desperate, full of panic. His chest rises and falls quickly, breathless from running. «I’m sorry,» he says immediately, voice trembling. «I didn’t mean it.»
«You said I’m a distraction,» I whisper, my voice breaking. «That you didn’t want me there.»
He shakes his head violently, stepping closer. «No. No, that’s not what I meant. I’m just— I’ve been so stressed, Y/N. Every time I open my mouth in that booth, it feels wrong. And then you showed up and I just… panicked. I didn’t want you to see me failing.»
My heart softens despite the ache. «You’re not failing.»
He lets out a shaky breath, eyes glistening. «But it felt like it. And instead of leaning on you like I should have, I pushed you away.» His voice drops to a whisper. «I’ve missed you so much it hurts, and the moment you came, I took it out on you. I’m so sorry.»
I swallow hard, the tears returning — but this time they’re quieter. He takes a cautious step forward. «Can I… can I hold you?»
I nod before I can even think.
He wraps his arms around me, tight and trembling, pressing his face into the crook of my neck. His breath is warm against my skin, his voice muffled when he whispers, «You’re not a distraction. You’re the only reason I get through any of this.»
I bury my face in his hoodie, clutching the fabric. «Then don’t shut me out anymore.»
«I won’t,» he promises instantly. «I swear.»
He leans back just enough to look at me, his thumb brushing the tear from my cheek. Then, quietly, almost shyly, he presses his lips to mine.
It’s slow — not rushed or hungry, but apologetic. The kind of kiss that says I messed up, but I love you more than I can say.
When we finally part, he rests his forehead against mine. «Stay a little longer? I’ll finish recording and take you home.»
I nod, smiling faintly. «Only if you promise to eat first.»
He grins, eyes flicking to the box still clutched in my hand. «Are those your brownies?»
«Yeah,» I whisper, brushing his cheek. «Sea salt. Your favorite.»
He groans softly, leaning in to kiss me again — this time a little deeper, sweeter. «You really are dangerous, you know that?»
I laugh, a small, wet sound. «Guess I am a distraction after all.»
He smiles, holding my face like I’m the only thing keeping him steady. «Yeah,» he murmurs. «But you’re my distraction.»
When we walk back into the studio, everyone looks up. Chan’s the first to spot us — Jeongin’s hand still laced tightly with mine — and his expression softens instantly. «Good,» he says simply, a little smile tugging at his mouth. «You fixed it.»
Jeongin scratches the back of his neck, sheepish. «Yeah… I did.»
Han lets out a quiet «Finally,» and Felix nudges him with his elbow. I laugh under my breath, feeling the tension in the room dissolve.
Jeongin guides me to a seat near the console. «Stay here, okay?» His voice is gentle now, careful — like he’s making sure I’m really staying this time.
I nod, clutching the brownie box in my lap.
He steps into the booth again, puts on his headphones, and looks up — eyes finding mine immediately through the glass. He gives me the tiniest smile, the kind that tugs at one corner of his mouth, and something inside me melts.
«Ready?» Chan asks from the mixing board.
«Yeah,» Jeongin says, his voice steady for the first time all day. «Let’s do it.»
The track starts. That same line that tortured him for hours plays again — but this time, it’s different. He closes his eyes, breathes deep, and sings.
His voice is clear, full, effortless. Like the moment I walked in, all the weight on his shoulders finally slid away.
When the last note fades, the room is silent for a heartbeat — then Chan lets out a low whistle. «That’s the one.»
Jeongin laughs, pulling off the headphones. His cheeks flush pink, but his eyes are shining. He opens the door and crosses the room straight to me.
«That was amazing,» I whisper.
He kneels down in front of me, taking my hands. «You know why I got it right this time?»
«Why?»
He smiles, the kind that reaches his eyes. «Because you were here.»
My heart squeezes so tight it almost hurts. «Jeongin…»
He leans in, pressing his forehead against mine. «I meant it earlier,» he murmurs. «You’re not a distraction, Y/N. You’re my calm. My reminder of why I do this.»
I can’t help but laugh softly, blinking back tears. «You’re really corny when you’re tired.»
He grins. «You love it.»
«I do,» I admit.
He kisses me again — slow, gentle, the world outside the studio fading to nothing but his warmth and the quiet hum of the speakers.
When we finally pull apart, Chan clears his throat. «Alright, lovebirds. Take those brownies and go home before you make us all jealous.»
Everyone laughs, and Jeongin grabs the box from my hands, opening it with a grin. «She made these for me,» he announces proudly.
Han snatches one anyway. «Correction: she made them for us.»
Jeongin pretends to glare, then looks at me — softer now, almost shy. «Thank you,» he whispers.
«For what?»
«For coming to find me,» he says. «Even when I didn’t deserve it.»
I squeeze his hand. «You’ll always deserve it.»
He smiles, that dimple I’ve missed so much appearing for just a second before he stands and helps me up. As we leave the studio hand in hand, he glances over his shoulder, eyes bright and grateful.
And when he leans down to whisper, «Let’s go home,» I know we’re finally back in tune.