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I waited for you out there for a while, but you never came back. So I thought you might come looking for me here. See? I was right.
MR. PLANKTON (2024)
lee yoo mi HAS the range
Squid Game (2021) All of Us Are Dead (2022) Strong Girl Nam-Soon (2023) Mr. Plankton (2024) As You Stood By (2025)
WOO DO-HWAN as HAE-JO in MR. PLANKTON 1.01
WOO DO-HWAN as HAE JO MR. PLANKTON (2024) 1.01
it’s him
hae jo x fem!reader (smut)
warnings: none! just really soft smut. but kinda sad begging.
you adjusted your scarf as you stood outside the apartment building, staring at the address in your hand. after weeks of recovery and hesitation, you had finally decided to visit hae jo. it wasn’t easy— you weren’t sure what you wanted to say, or even if he wanted to see you. but the thought of leaving things unresolved weighed on you too heavily to ignore.
you took a deep breath and walked up the stairs, your heart beating faster with each step. when you finally reached the apartment door, you raised your hand to knock, hesitating for a moment before.
the door opened, but instead of hae jo, a middle-aged woman stood in the doorway. she had a fake but somewhat a warm smile, her hair neat, and a fancy outfit. you blinked, momentarily confused.
“um…i think I have the wrong place,” you said, glancing down at the slip of paper in your hand. “im looking for hae jo.”
before the woman could respond, footsteps approached from inside. hae jo appeared behind her, his hair damp and messy, a towel slung over his shoulder, wearing nothing but a pair of boxers. “who is i-“ before he could finish his eyes widened.
Woo Do-hwan x fem!reader
Reader and Do-hwan have been dating for a few months but not actually put a label on what they are, so when they run into one of reader’s friends when they’re out and about, reader introduced Do-hwan as a friend.
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You really didn’t think before you said it.
That’s the problem.
You’re standing outside a little wine bar, his hand warm at the small of your back, fingers lazily hooked into the belt loop of your jeans like he belongs there. Because he does.
“Hey!” your friend squeals, spotting you. She hugs you tight, then looks past you—at him.
Her eyes widen. “Wait. Oh my God. Is that—”
You panic.
Because technically nothing has been defined. No big conversation. No what are we? No official anything.
So you smile. Casual. Too casual.
“This is Do-hwan. He’s a friend.”
Silence.
The kind that drops like a plate shattering on tile.
Slowly, very slowly, his hand slides away from your back.
You don’t look at him.
Your friend blinks between you. “…A friend?”
“Yeah,” you say, nodding like it’s normal. “We’re friends.”
A beat.
Then from beside you:
“Friends?” His voice is calm. Too calm.
You finally glance up at him.
His jaw is tight. Eyes sharp. Not angry—worse. Wounded. Offended. Slightly incredulous.
“Friends?” he repeats, staring at you like you’ve just told him you share a Netflix account and nothing else.
Your friend senses the tension immediately. “Oh. Oh I should—”
He doesn’t look at her. He’s looking at you.
“We’re friends?” he says again.
You swallow. “I mean— we never—”
He scoffs softly. Actually scoffs.
“Hell nah.”
Your friend chokes on air.
“Excuse me?” you whisper.
He steps closer. Not aggressively. Just enough that your friend very obviously decides she needs to be anywhere else.
“I’m gonna go inside,” she mutters, fleeing.
Now it’s just you and him under the dim glow of the streetlight.
“Friends?” he repeats, quieter now. “I kiss you goodnight. I cook for you. I’ve met your mom. I drove two hours just to bring you medicine when you had the flu.”
Your face burns.
“You fall asleep on my chest,” he continues, eyes locked on yours. “You steal my hoodies. You text me good morning every day.”
You open your mouth.
Nothing comes out.
He steps closer again, backing you gently toward the wall of the building.
“Friends,” he says, leaning down slightly so you can feel the warmth of his breath. “Is that what we are?”
“We never said—”
He cuts you off. “Because I thought it was obvious.”
Your heart squeezes.
“I just didn’t want to assume,” you admit softly.
His expression shifts. Softens.
But only slightly.
“You think I’m assuming when I hold your hand in public?” he murmurs. “When I introduce you to my friends as my girl?”
Your stomach flips.
“You do?”
He blinks. “Yes.”
Oh.
Oh.
You stare at him.
“…You call me that?”
“Yeah.” His tone is almost defensive now. “Because that’s what you are.”
Your chest feels too tight.
“I didn’t want to scare you off,” you confess.
That makes him pause.
“Scare me?” he repeats, baffled. “You think I’m scared of you?”
You shrug helplessly. “Labels change things.”
He studies you for a long moment. Considers his words.
Then, softly:
“Not having one just hurt me more.”
Your heart lurches in your chest.
You step forward this time, hands gripping the front of his jacket.
“You’re not my friend,” you say firmly.
His brows lift.
“You’re mine.”
A flicker of something dark and pleased flashes in his eyes.
“Yeah?” he murmurs.
“Yeah.”
You take a breath.
“You’re my boyfriend.”
The word hangs between you.
He goes very still.
“…Say that again.”
You roll your eyes, smiling now despite yourself. “You’re my boyfri—”
He kisses you before you finish.
His hand comes back to your waist, pulling you flush against him like he’s reclaiming territory that was never actually lost.
When he pulls back, his forehead rests against yours.
“Friends,” he mutters, almost to himself. “Unbelievable.”
You laugh quietly. “You could’ve just told me.”
“I thought I was showing you.”
You soften. “You were.”
He looks at you for a long second.
“Good,” he says finally. “Because I don’t do ‘friends’ with you.”
His thumb brushes your cheek.
“I’m not built for that.”
You smile up at him.
“Good.”
From inside the bar, your friend presses her face to the window, watching like it’s live television.
You don’t care.
Because you’re definitely not friends.
God I love crying my heart out to a good kdrama