Jay Park - August 22nd 2024

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Jay Park - August 22nd 2024
Jay Park - June 2nd 2024
damn that anon who asked for the thigh plot was oddly specific
could we get a part 2 tho 👀
Admit it…you just want that smut scene 😈😈 can’t blame you though 😂
*the thigh plot linked here*
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I stepped out of the shower, wrapping a big, fluffy towel around my body. Jay’s phone rang as soon as we got in and I hadn’t seen or heard him since. He might as well have left because of some emergency.
Humming along to my favorite song, I stepped into the bedroom, gasping at the sight in front of me.
Jay had dimmed the lights and spritzed perfume in the air, the bed was covered in roses and a champagne bottle with two glasses sat on the nightstand. But no sight of Jay.
I was starting to think that he was really called into the office at the last minute, until someone kicked the door open and I watched Jay walking into the room, cradling a bowl of strawberries and a can of whipped cream.
Involuntary, I broke into a huge laughing fit. “I thought you wanted to seduce me, not feed me!”
Jay just smirked, taking in the sight on front of him.
“You’re early.”
“Aww, I’m sorry. Should I go and come back in a couple minutes and act surprised?”, I teased him.
He shook his head and grabbed a corner of my towel, swirling me around and out of it, until my naked body landed on the bed.
Desperately trying to cover myself with the blanket, I grunted when I realized all the rose petals stuck to my still damp skin.
“Relax, baby!”
I closed my eyes and counted to ten.
Here he was, my absolutely gorgeous boyfriend, this perfect specimen, at my feet, ready to fulfill all of my needs.
All I had to do was let him. Sex so far had been pretty standard. I would rush to the bedroom, undress, kill the lights and hide under the sheets. It was a matter of time before Jay would start to get bored with me.
“What are you doing?”, I squeaked, when he parted my legs, standing in between them.
He didn’t say anything, just smirked. I gulped when he pulled my hair back, exposing my neck and dipped his head to leave wet kisses right below my ear.
“I want you to enjoy this as much as I am!”, he said eventually, going around the bed and pouring some of the champagne into our glasses. I downed my glass in one go, needing the extra boost of confidence.
“What about this?”, I pointed to the can of whipped cream.
“That’s for later.”
He kneeled in front of me, grabbing my hips, pulling me to the edge of the bed. He put my legs on either side of his shoulders and pulled my closer to him, until his face was inches away from my pussy. With his agile tongue he parted my lips and dipped it into my wet folds making me shiver involuntarily.
Not able, or willing, to suppress my moans, I grabbed him by his hair, grinding my hips, desperate to find some release. But Jay had just started the teasing game.
As he came up for air he grabbed the whipped cream, smiling devilishly as he shook the bottle in the most suggestive manner.
"Your pussy is sweet like a mango, and you know what goes really well with that?"
I faked ignorance, until he squirted some of the fluffy cream directly onto my pussy, licking it clean and being very thorough in doing so.
I braced myself for a long night and the possibility of Jay emptying the entire can on me.
Dr. Daredevil (Jay ark AU)
Chaeyeon
I yawned as I dumped my scrubs in the trash. Being in the OR, even if it was only to assist in major operations, was the only way to get me back in Hwang Inseok’s good graces. I had spoken to him a few times since I came back, and even though he assured me he was the one running this hospital, he was unable to explain why he couldn’t give me the chief resident’s position. So much for Chairman Park not having an influence on him.
“Dr. Baek, you’re here early!” A young nurse quipped. She had told me her name just yesterday, but I couldn’t remember. A lot of the nurses I had worked with quit and now I needed to memorize all these new names.
“Yeah, trying to get to the good cases first.” I lied. In fact I hadn’t gone home yet.
For some reason I had trouble sleeping alone. Tossing and turning in bed all night, I would look awful in the morning. Eventually I would get out of bed and get dressed in the middle of the night to come here. Except for a few nurses the place would be quiet. No one was bothering me. I would wander the halls while reading the patients’ files. Bond with them. On rounds they would often ask me questions and ignore the attendings in the room. It wouldn’t be long until they would start complaining to Director Hwang about me. I couldn’t care less.
I felt like a bird that had its wings clipped, it couldn’t get worse, but I could brighten up my dull days by providing extra care to my patients.
“I see you’re here early again?”
I turned around, staring in the face of Dr. Kim Seohae. She was everything I had been before I began spiraling. Young, beautiful, smart, ambitious. But she had it out for me the minute I started working here.
“I was here all night.” I offered nonchalantly, knowing that it would piss her off. Kim Seohae went home every day at 8pm. Like clockwork. No overtime, no extra shifts. Must be nice to come from money.
“Really? And you thought it was a good idea to be in the OR first thing in the morning? On such a major surgery?”
I knew where she was getting at. She had been watching me like a hawk. Waiting for me to screw up on a patient just so she could run to Hwang and rat me out. It took me a while to realize she felt threatened by me. She was new here so she didn’t know that that’s where I started. The nurses must have filled her in, just like I was filled in that Kim Seohae was in the running to become chief resident. And that there was no competition.
“Relax! I was just assisting.”
“Does Director Hwang know?”
I was about to respond when I heard the old man’s voice bouncing off the walls. “Know what?”
“Sir, Dr. Baek has been here all night, but still went in for surgery this morning.”
“Assisting!” I added, visibly irritated.
“Dr. Kim. Nobody likes a snitch. Don’t you have patients to see?”
It felt good knowing Hwang still had my back, and I got a huge kick out of watching Kim Seohae gasp, before she fixed her face and retreated.
“I was on my way to you. I know all about your all-nighters here. Go home, and don’t come back for at least 24 hours.”
“You’re kidding!”
“You’re already on probation as far as your colleagues go, how do you think it’ll fair if you mess up because you’re sleep-deprived?”
“What about you then? You too wait for me to mess up?”
“I’m sending you home to protect you. Because I care about you! But you have to give me and yourself some time. It won’t all just go back to normal. Things have changed.”
Nodding, I allowed him to walk me to the lockers and to my car once we stepped out of the building.
“Listen, I know it's hard being back here. The only thing keeping you sane is the fact that you know this place forwards and backwards. Give it some time, it’ll get better. And as far as Kim Seohae goes, try not to butt heads with her. You’re superior to her. All you have to do is get her to realize it as well.”
“I know. Thanks. I mean it!” It felt like a stone, maybe the size of my fist, was lifted off the pile of rocks I felt buried under.
I was back at work two days later, feeling a lot better. Hwang was, as so often, right. If I acted like the doctor who got demoted then that’s all my colleagues would see me for. I needed to stop feeling sorry for myself, dust myself off and go back to work. For the first time since I left Seoul I allowed myself to process what had happened.
None of it was my fault, yet nothing had happened without my consent. Painting Jaebeom as the villain was easy, but also woefully wrong. I had a choice, either cover for him or look the other way. And nothing good would come from me playing the ‘what if’-game. What’s done is done, from now on I’d have to be more careful when making decisions.
“Somebody’s in a good mood!” The nurse whose name I couldn’t remember smiled at me when I walked through the door. “I arrived a few minutes ago and heard that something’s happening today.”
“Like what? A big operation? A VIP patient?"
“I don’t know. Doctors have been talking since yesterday but nobody would tell us nurses.”
I shrugged, not feeling the need to participate in gossip. The fact that none of my colleagues texted me stung a bit, but I refused to show my disdain.
“Here they come!” A staffer gasped while I opened the door to the emergency staircase. Instinctively I turned around to see who the ‘they’ were.
I wish I hadn’t.
Walking through the door like the Holy Trinity that they were, like knights in shining armor, saviors with shining halos over their heads, were Lee Kangmin, Kang Hyuntae and Park Jaebeom.
I would’ve pinched myself to make sure I wasn’t hallucinating but I was frozen in place and unable to move. My only saving grace was that they hadn’t seen me.
“What the fuck are they doing here?” I mumbled as soon as I regained the ability to speak.
“You know who they are, Dr. Baek?” The nurse asked suspiciously but I was already out of the door. Knowing exactly where they were heading, I decided to avoid Hwang’s office at all costs.
Lee Kangmin
“Well, you said it was a small hospital in the coutryside …” Hyuntae began, but swallowed his words when Jaebeom turned to look at him.
“Yes, I did. And here we are!”
I watched the two hotshot surgeons from Seoul exit the car and couldn’t stifle a laugh. They looked so lost here, so out-of-place. It’s exactly what Hwang Inseok said when I called him to let him know we were coming.
‘Coming to do what?’, he had asked but I couldn’t tell him that Dr. Park Jaebeom and Dr. Kang Hyuntae were going to ask for a job here.
‘What other choice do we have?’, Park Jaebeom would ask. As much as I hated to admit it, he was right. No other hospital in Seoul would hire him or Kang Hyuntae. Jaebeom’s grandfather would make sure of that. As for why Andong? Well, since it was my previous workplace, Park Jaebeom thought it might be easier if they had a guy on the inside. Me.
‘And you’re sure your decision has nothing to do with the fact that Chaeyeon is there?’, I would ask over and over.
‘I just want to start over.’, Park Jaebeom would then say, sounding somewhat sincere.
“Alright, we’re going to put down roots if we don’t move! Also, I want to avoid drawing too much attention to you two so we better get going.”
Walking through the doors, a familiar yet unnerving feeling spread across my chest. For a brief moment I allowed my thoughts to wander to Chaeyeon. Was this how she felt when she came back here? I felt people’s gazes on us and quickly ushered my fellow doctors towards the elevators.
“Relax, man. You’re making me nervous!” Park Jaebeom said as soon as the elevator door closed in front of us.
I let out a shaky breath and shook my head in his direction. I couldn’t deal with him right now, I had bigger fish to fry.
“Director Hwang, how have you been?” I said as soon as we walked into his office. No need to introduce the men to my right. Hwang knew exactly who they were.
“Sit.” He said dryly. To an outsider it might have looked like he was being rude. I, however, knew better. Judging by the tone in his voice he was going to sit us down and teach us all a lesson.
I shook my head at Park Jaebeom and Kang Hyuntae again, gesturing for them to stay quiet.
“I didn’t say much over the phone, but I-”
“You’re all fools!” The old man lashed out, making sure his voice was heard in the hallway.
Jaebeom
“Sir, let m-”
“And you’re especially stupid!”
Next to me I could hear Hyuntae snort.
“Sit down, and don’t say another word!”
I looked over at Lee Kangmin, trying to gauge the situation of how normal it was for this hospital’s director to reprimand surgeons. He didn’t look uncomfortable but rather serene. Was he enjoying this?
“You didn’t have to show up here, dressed in your expensive suits, and tell me that you want to work for me. I knew you’d be showing up here the minute Chaeyeon walked in. That’s right, I took her back, but do you know how stupid it would be of me to have you two working here?”, the old man concluded, pointing at Hyuntae and myself.
“If it’s because of my grandfather, I-”
“I’m not afraid of the Chairman! You listen to me very carefully. If you want to work here, you’ll do so under my conditions! Don’t expect to come in here and run the place. And you!”, he stopped and focused his gaze on me. “You stay far far away from Chaeyeon! Are we clear?”
I looked to my left. Both Lee Kangmin and Hyuntae were nodding their heads furiously, while the old man’s gaze was still on me.
“Yes, Director Hwang.”
“Brilliant! Dr. Lee will show you around. Stop by the admin’s office later today to get your badges. Your first shift starts tomorrow.”
And with that the old man waved his hand in front of us as if he was trying to get rid of an unwanted fly. Lee Kangmin was first to get up and bow his head. Director Hwang had long turned his back on us and was typing something on his old computer.
Outside I released the breath I didn’t know I was holding, quietly asking Hyuntae if we had just made our biggest mistake yet.
“This way, gentlemen! I’ll give you the grand tour, we can even stop for a snack in the cafeteria and afterwards we’re getting our badges.”
“I’d rather not be paraded around, if you don’t mind.” I mumbled more to myself, afraid I might bump into Chaeyeon at any moment.
“She’s not here.” Lee Kangmin said calmly.
“And how would you know?” I heard Hyuntae ask, before I had a chance to.
“Hwang warned her. He always looks out for her.”
Chaeyeon
Pressing my body against the door of the locker room, I prayed that my assumption would be wrong. I purposely hadn’t kept in touch with anyone in Seoul but now I wish I had.
I wanted to know why Kangmin was back here, and why he had brought Jaebeom and Kang Hyuntae with him. There had to be a plausible reason for them to show up here, but all my mind kept thinking was that all three of them could soon become my colleagues.
“No. Impossible! He wouldn’t. Hwang wouldn’t do this to me!” Only a small part of me remained optimistic. I had no idea what Hwang would or wouldn’t do. And Jaebeom was far more unpredictable.
I was startled when someone threw himself at the door. “What the…” I heard Kim Seohae mutter from outside the locker room. Quickly I stepped away from the door and watched as Kim Seohae almost flew through the room.
“Sometimes the door gets jammed.” I shrugged and tried hard to keep myself from laughing.
Seohae shot daggers at me but didn’t say anything as she got her stuff out of her locker and changed.
“Going home?” I offered an olive branch, but watched as Seohae set it on fire.
“Obviously. Some of us have a life!” Giving me one more pitiful glare she exited the room, snorting at me.
At least now I could rest assured I tried to be nice to her. Dealing with Kim Seohae should be the last thing on my list of things to worry about.
Clearly the first place belonged to Park Jaebeom.
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