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Agust D ’Haegeum’ MV (redux)
countdown to yoongi’s return
d-day ♡ 해금 (haegeum)
𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐧
LACRIMOSA | MYG MAFIA YANDERE AU pairings: mafia leader!yoongi x f!reader genre: mafia!au, yandere au, historical au summary: Their interlocking gaze served as a butterfly effect on his heart, stirring it to the core. She, in turn, only dreams to find a way to escape. But perchance, over time she might forcefully learn to love the man who has taken so much from her.
Thus unfolds a twisted tale of love and loss, of hope and despair, of life and death. The music reverberated through the dimly-lit streets. Tears of sorrow, weeping symphony - reflects the hurt, the scars that linger deep within and the wounds that never healed. Lacrimosa.
filler warnings: minors dni 18+ | mafia au, dark!yoongi, mafia!yoongi, yandere, reckless behaviour, tension, strong language, ...
beta read by @chaoticpuff17
word count: cca 3K
disclaimer: this story is purely fictional, it does not depict real-life events or involve any actual members of BTS. This story will contain depictions of violence, blood shed, death, mentions of abuse, smoking, alcohol drinking, illegal activities, old social norms and traditions, which we do not condone.
filler setted before chapter IV.
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𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐧 (v.) freeze, be cold.
¹⁹³⁸ Her breath tore at her ribs as she fled the house, the village, the polite silence that had been watching her too closely. Coat loosely gathered in her fists, attempting to shield herself from the cold. Her heart was hammering loud enough that she was certain God Himself could hear it.
Please, she thought, not knowing to whom she prayed or whether there was someone still listening. Please, help me once more.
She ran downhill, then sideways, then wherever instinct pulled her—past trees that smelled of sap and frozen earth, past prayer flags she didn’t recognise but resented all the same. Every sound made her flinch: birds bursting from branches, the crack of a twig beneath her heel, the echo of her own name imagined in the cold wind.
She did not look back.
That was rule one in a dozen of her attempts to flee this damn valley. Dove wasn’t sure whether it was his absence this morning that gave her the courage to try to flee again or just the rare opportunity to be finally alone.
Rule two was do not stop, even when her lungs burned, and her vision narrowed, even when her shoe slipped loose and slapped uselessly against her heel like a warning. She had no time to put on winter boots, but she could regret that later.
She vaulted a low stone wall, scraped her palm, hissed through her teeth. Dove kept running towards the thick line of trees. Branches clawed at her sleeves. Roots rose treacherously from the earth, eager to catch her ankle, to remind her that nothing here was accidental. Still, she pressed on, breath tearing free of her throat in sharp, unladylike bursts.
Each time, she manages to get farther and farther into the forest. The raven man judges this behaviour as insolence, lapse of senses. She always had to return. Was always dragged back by fate, by cold, by his men, by the simple geography of a valley that did not permit escape. So why persist? Why repeat the cycle with such devotion?
The answer arrived quietly, and once it did, it pleased him even more.
Not hope. Not foolishness.
Cartography.
Each failed flight etched something into her memory—the slope of the land, the way the moss thickened near water, the places where the trees grew too close together to allow a clean passage. But then the snow arrived and covered everything she memorised in her mind. Nonetheless, she counted steps without numbers, marked time by the burn in her lungs, learned which birds scattered at human movement and which remained indifferent. She noted the silence where sound should have been, the bend in the path that always curved her back inward.
She was not fleeing blindly.
She was learning.
The raven man smiled then, faint and thoughtful and let her run. After all, he has time to burn this passion from within her. As time, like the valley, like her, already belonged to him.
She stopped in her tracks just right at the newest addition to her mental map. A clearing with a lake.
The lake lay before her, still and dark, its surface unbroken, unbothered by her arrival. She could go around, but that would slow her down. The air here was colder, heavier, as though the valley itself had drawn a slow breath and chosen to hold it. No birds sang. Her pulse thundered in her ears.
Water meant concealment. Water meant confusion. Water meant that tracks dissolved, and men hesitated. It also meant cold, and sickness, and the quiet sort of death that did not announce itself until it was too late.
Behind her, a loud dog bark echoed, and shouts of his men catching up to her. Dove swallowed.
“Min Buin?!” The title landed wrong, too heavy for a name that was not yet hers. She did not turn to answer it.
The first soldier broke the tree line to her left. Then another to her right. They spread instinctively, practised and careful, forming a crescent along the shore. She was no longer running.
She was being contained.
Dove gathered her skirts, whispered a prayer she had not spoken since childhood, and stepped forward—into the lake.
Cold seized her instantly, ruthless and intimate, stealing her breath in a sharp, humiliating gasp. The water surged around her calves, her knees, dragging at her skirts as if eager to claim them. She did not stop. She waded deeper, teeth clenched, eyes fixed ahead, until the hem of the valley disappeared beneath the dark surface.
Gasps sounded behind her. A curse in Korean. Someone shouted her name again—louder this time, sharper.
She turned then, slowly, water already climbing her thighs, her waist.
“I will go under,” she warned, voice thin but steady. “Leave!”
The soldiers halted.
Rifles dipped uncertainly. No one advanced. The dog’s barking faltered, confused by the water, distance, and a prey that refused to flee properly.
Dove lifted her chin, daring them, daring the valley, daring God Himself to intervene.
And for one suspended moment, standing knee-deep in cold judgment, she believed she had finally found a place where his reach ended.
“Do you have her?” A low baritone voice resonated through the trees. An irritated voice. But not his.
Kim Namjoon, his right-hand man, emerged from the trees, taking the scenery in. Assessing the situation carefully. His black leather coat was buttoned up, shielding him from the cold winter.
“She threatened to go under the surface, sir.” One of the soldiers hushed and whispered the information Namjoon needed to hear.
“Slowly,” he said. “Do not crowd her.”
He raised a hand, not to her, but behind him, where the rest of the soldiers must be.
“Hold,” he repeated. “All of you.”
They stopped, yet she moved deeper into the water to show him what was at stake. Water soaked into fabric and linen alike, dragging at her like a penance she had not consented to. She waded, jaw set, until the water reached her torso.
“Y/N,” Namjoon called, careful now, “that will not improve your position.”
“Yours neither, Namjoon.” She turned back to him, teeth already chattering.
Rifles dipped. Someone swore softly. The dog barked again, confused by the sudden stillness of its quarry.
“You will catch your death.” Namjoon exhaled through his nose.
“What makes you think,” she asked, voice trembling but deliberate, “that was not my plan all along?”
Namjoon’s expression shifted then—not alarmed, not angry, but troubled. He took a single step closer to the water’s edge, boots stopping just short of the snow-covered stones.
“You’re not thinking clearly, but out of panic,” he said.
“My mind is perfectly clear,” she shot back. “Clear enough to know that once I leave this water, I do not get another choice.”
“That does not have to be true.”
“Do not insult me,” she snapped. “You are very good at pretending there are doors where there are only walls.”
A pause.
Namjoon folded his hands in front of him, as if bracing himself for confession. “I am very good,” he said quietly, “at recognising when someone is using death as leverage because it feels like the last thing no one can take from them.”
The water lapped higher with her next step. Her shoulders trembled violently now.
“Then let me have it, Namjoon,” she said. “Or are you scared the Kkangpae will spank you too?” The sheer anger spread across his face, but he took one deep breath before he spoke again.
“You do not want death. You want distance. And you have mistaken this lake for a boundary.” He shook his head, stepping closer.
“It is working very well from where I’m standing.” She swallowed hard. The cold was creeping up her bones faster than she expected. Another step.
“For a moment,” Namjoon agreed. “But you cannot stay there. You will lose feeling in your hands first. Then your feet. By the time you decide to move, your body will not agree with you.”
She stared at him, jaw clenched, eyes bright with unshed tears she refused to dignify.
“I swear to God, if you come any closer, Namjoon,” she warned, “I will go under.”
His steps were surprisingly silent on the frozen forest floor, the kind of quiet that made the birds still and the wind seem hesitant. He stopped a few paces away, leaning slightly against a gnarled tree, eyes flicking between them with that sharp, calculating calm. Watching them in silence.
The forest seemed to hold its breath, the tension between them almost tangible amid the damp scent of frost and pine. He glanced at her shivering form in the cold water.
“Well... this is new,” Yoongi said, voice low and smooth, carrying that edge of amusement that always seemed to unsettle.
She raised her chin towards him, defiance flaring despite the chill biting her skin. Yoongi’s gaze lingered on her, slow and deliberate, as if cataloguing every tremor, every flash of anger and fear.
She bows her head in some kind of courtesy. The young female keeps her sense of humour even when she’s completely freezing. Her lips slowly turned their color from rose red to dangerously light purple. Her teeth are clattering so loud that her father must hear it all the way to China.
“You’re freezing,” he remarks, taking his black wool coat down, setting it aside. She watches it drop to the ground before shooting her glance up back to him, rolling the sleeves of his sweater and shirt up.
“That,” she snapped, “is the point.”
“Joon, order everybody to abort the mission,—” Yoongi takes slow steps closer to the shore. “I got it.”
“You are attempting to leverage,” Yoongi continued, talking to her calmly. “Poorly, love.”
“If you take another step—” she raised her wavering voice.
So he did.
Water splashed violently as she lurched backwards, dipping under for a split second before gasping back up, panic flashing across her face despite herself.
Yoongi was deeper in the lake before she could protest. Cold darkened his trousers instantly. He ignored it entirely. His brain was focused only on her survival.
“Do not,” he said sharply, reaching her in two strides, grip iron-clad as he caught her arm “test my patience, Dove.”
She struggled weakly, more instinct than strength now, fingers numb, body betraying her courage. The cold had begun its work—stealing coordination, turning defiance into something dangerous and clumsy.
“You are not being brave this time,” he went on, voice low and furious, close enough now that she could hear it over the water, “you are reckless.”
The lake sloshed around them, disturbed and offended, its false sanctity broken.
”What exactly was the plan?” He pulled her toward him, steadying her as her knees threatened to give way beneath the surface. “To drown? Freeze?”
“I—I p—planned,” she corrected, chin lifting even as her voice shook, “t–to m—make y—you p—panic.”
“I am not panicking,—” he said too quickly, and even in her state, she managed to raise a brow at the sudden change of his tone.
“Y—you c—came in a—after m—me,” she shot back, breathless. “That—counts—”
“I came in,” he interrupted, voice sharpening as he dragged her closer, “because you would rather freeze than come willingly.”
“Still—sounds—like—panic” She tried to pull away, numb fingers failing her.
“I am not fucking panicking,” he snapped. Then, catching himself, “this is not fear. It is—” He exhaled through his nose. “Logistics and anger.”
Her knees buckled beneath the water. Yoongi cursed under his breath.
“Enough,” he said, no stumble now, resolve slamming into place. He hauled her toward the shore with decisive force. “You have made your point. Now you will live through the consequences of it.”
By the time they reached shallow ground, her body was shaking violently, strength leaking out of her with every step. She sagged forward, and he caught her with a sharp intake of breath, lifting her before she could protest.
“Put—me—down,” she managed faintly.
“No!” he said immediately. He reached for his coat and quickly wrapped it around her soaked body, lifted her shaking body in bridal style.
“No,” he repeated more evenly now, starting toward the main house. “I am relocating you to a fire.”
Her head fell against his shoulder, lips twitching.
“You—sound—very—certain—”
“I am,” he said firmly. “Because in three minutes, you will be warm. And in five, you will be angry again.”
A pause.
“And I prefer you angry,” he added, almost gruffly, “to dead.”
Boots striking the path with purpose as the hanok loomed ahead through the trees. She barely registered the door opening—only the sudden bloom of heat when he crossed the threshold, the fire already burning low and steady as if it had been waiting for them.
“Don’t move,” he said sharply, already at her coat. She tried to speak. What came out was a thin, broken sound that startled her. Yoongi swore under his breath.
He stripped the coat from her shoulders in one quick pull. He did not ask permission. He did not hesitate.
“Arms,” he said. She stared at him, unfocused and reluctant.
“Now, Y/N” he snapped.
She lifted them clumsily, and he went to work—buttons first, fingers unsteady not from panic but speed. Wool clung stubbornly, soaked through, useless. He tugged it off with irritation, peeling wet fabric away from her as it offended him personally. Even while she was being stripped all the way to her undergarments, she did not protest. Her brain was clouded by the cold, making her mind foggy. The cold hit her all over again, and she gasped, breath stuttering.
“Breathe,” he ordered. “Slow.”
He immediately replaced all her clothes with the nearest blankets he found on the sofa, dry and heavy, wrapping it tight around her torso.
“You are not allowed to sleep,” he said flatly. “If you close your eyes, I will wake you.”
“I’m—awake,” she protested weakly.
“Barely.”
He wrapped another blanket around her shoulders. Then another around her legs. He tucked the ends in with decisive precision, sealing heat where he could. Her shoes were next—off, tossed aside—then her stockings, peeled down with quick, no-nonsense motions.
Her feet were ice-cold. He hissed softly through his teeth, wrapped them immediately in a dry wool throw, folding it thick.
Only then did he drag her closer to the fire—not right against it, but near enough that warmth could begin its slow work. The flames crackled, throwing light across his face as he crouched in front of her again.
“You will remain here,” he said, “near the fire. Until the shaking stops. Until you can stand without swaying. Until your speech is clear.”
“And–then?”
“Then,” he said, turning back to her, gaze cold and exacting, “we will discuss why you believe that was a wise decision.”
She opened her mouth.
“I swear to God,” he continued sharply, cutting her off, “if you come down with a fever because of this—”
He stopped himself, jaw tightening, the rest of the sentence left deliberately unfinished. The flames crackled, casting light across his face, making his eyes glint like obsidian, as he crouched before her again. He reached out, his fingers hesitating for a breathless second before they brushed a stray strand of hair from her cheek.
His hand lingered, his thumb tracing the line of her jaw, his gaze dropping from her eyes to her lips. He leaned in, slowly, giving her every chance to pull away, to defy him. But defiance was a forgotten language. Her body leaned in to meet him. Their lips were a breath apart. She could feel the warmth of his mouth, the air he exhaled mingling with her own shallow breaths.
Then, just as she thought it would snap, he moved. Not forward, but sideways. He slid his arm behind her back, a firm, possessive band of muscle that pulled her flush against him as he settled on the hearth beside her. He tucked her into his side, her head coming to rest on his shoulder, his cheek pressing against her wet hair.
His hand splayed wide against her back, a silent claim. She could feel the steady, heavy beat of his heart against her cheek, a rhythm that was both a comfort and a warning. He hadn't taken the kiss or her when he was desperate to tear her wet clothes from her. Not even when she was cold, shaken, pliable—when it would have been easiest to justify.
Especially then, when she could not defy him. This was no restraint in her eyes nor respect.
It was pure control.
He had never feared losing her to distance. He could track her. Catch her. Corner her with patience, men, and maps. What unsettled him was the thing he could not retrieve.
Not escape.
Absence.
The kind that did not argue back. The kind that did not breathe.
She drew a careful breath, warmth inching back into her bones, and said nothing. For once, defiance would have been a lie.
And lies, at least, still required a living witness.
chapter IV - ustulation
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Until we meet again, fairies! ♥
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Yoongi+ MV scenes
Smokin' hot (Haegeum, 2023)
GANGSTA | myg [m.list]
❝i’m a fucking criminal, princess. did you forget that?❞
summary: rough sex, blood money, drugs, gang related activity, and murder; five things you never predicted to experience in your simple life. not until you opened your mouth and caught his attention.
pairings: gang leader!yoongi x f!reader.
warnings: smut, gunplay, drugs, drug addiction, dark!yoongi, drug lord!yoongi, strong language, gang violence, blood and gore, murder, manipulation, possessive/obsessive behavior, abuse, cheating, angst, fluff, dubcon, implied noncon (not from yoongi but within his gang with his knowledge), 18+, minors dni.
authors note: hello??? why does suga never give me a break? he snapped on haegeum. giving me toxic gang member vibes. this is gonna be a dark, heavily graphic fic. i warn you, if you don’t like anything mentioned in the warnings then this isn’t for you. this story is purely fictional and for your enjoyment, i do not condone gang violence, affiliation or any of the fucked up shit yoongi will do in this story. comment below if you want to be added to the taglist.
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Haegeum (2023)
infatuation (m) | myg
title: infatuation pairing: yoongi x f. reader rating/genre: m ; smut ; agust d universe (AgustDverse based in Haegeum) ; gang leader / mafia AU summary: Living with fragmented and blurry memories has lead you to live under the roof of Bangkok's biggest secret crime boss, Agust D, as his bodyguard. Though, being confined to the mansion most of the time has made you feel isolated, craving freedom and answers. When he decides to take you out to dinner for the first time, the atmosphere is charged with tension and suspicion. You're not the only one who's patience is wearing thin, however, instead, it's discovering this man's infatuation with you that will lead you to change your mind. warnings: weapon mention (katana), reader has minor amnesia, back and forth arguing, murder mention, deep fish imagery/analogy, haegeum!suga mention, dominant haegeum! agust d, making out, penthouse s*x, f*ngering, cl*t stimulation, orgasm denial, choking, power imbalance, bl*w job, bre*st play, spiting, deep throating, pet names, agust d praises you by calling you "good girl", unprotected s*x, lowkey breeding k*nk, choking, possessiveness, multiple orgasms, uh i think that's it!... yandere? haegeum!agust d maybe note: it's been a year since i uploaded my first fic in this universe i call the AgustDverse. Also the first fic that got me into writing bts fics! I've been requested to continue this universe by my dear friend @daegudrama. I don't know if it'll ever become an actual cohesive series, but if you guys like it, let me know! also this is veerrrryyyyy much unedited im sorry i will edit later word count: 6.0k drop date: August 6th, 2024 7:30pm PST mood playlist | ao3 link – –
You never thought you'd find yourself in this situation—nestled within the mansion walls of a mafia boss masquerading as a police detective.
Known as Agust D.
Carnal Desire (1/3)
The last person you expected to see was an ‘old friend’ from nearly a decade ago, but you’re determined to show the man that you’re no longer the little girl he use to know. @bloodline1632 @seokjinkismet @babycandy111
Word Count: 2.070
Warning: smut, stripper reader, mafia/gangster yoongi, haegeum type vibes fr fr, grinding, finger sucking, the reader is down bad, but so is yoongi, kissing, sucking,
“You’ll do amazing, really!” Bunny - your co-worker - says as she pats the highlighter upon your cheekbones. “You’re already on your way to becoming a favorite.”
You take a deep breath and nod.
“Please stay focused. We have very important people tonight.”
And there it was, your nerves kicking back in once more.