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Since I saw you made Pin Han-wool's NSFW alphabet, I was wondering if you could do a smut of him, where the reader is confused by what she feels towards him, and he is a little obsessed with her, and one day everything collapsed and the reader realizes that she loved him. Even though she knew what he was like, and since they were in that room of Han-wool's, he laid her there in that couch and what had to happen, happened
“The Point of No Return”
Pin Han-wool x Reader — Smut + Emotional Realization, Obsessed!Han-wool
yes i know this picture is perfect for this ask
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It always started the same way: with his eyes. Watching her.
Pin Han-wool had a look that most people ran from—sharp, hungry, like he already knew something about you that you didn’t. But Y/N never ran. Not when she should have.
She knew what he was like. She knew he was cold to everyone else but strangely warm to her, in a way that felt like a trap. Like she was the mouse and he’d left out cheese soaked in honey.
And she took the bait. Every single time.
Y/N sat on the edge of the couch in Han-wool’s room, chewing her thumb as he moved behind her. The air was thick. Something had changed that day. Something had snapped.
“Don’t look at me like that,” she muttered, not facing him. “I already feel like I’m going crazy.”
Han-wool’s voice was low behind her, that usual icy tone laced with something rougher. “That’s not why you’re going crazy.”
She turned slowly. “Then why am I?”
His smile was small, dangerous. “Because you feel the same thing I do. And you’ve been pretending it’s not there.”
She hated how right he sounded. She hated how her heart sped up whenever she heard his voice. How she dreamed about his hands on her—hands that shouldn’t feel as good as they did. How he looked at her like he owned her.
She hated that part of her wanted it.
“Tell me to stop,” he said suddenly, stepping closer. The room seemed to shrink.
Y/N looked up at him, stunned. His hand came to her jaw, thumb brushing her lip.
“Tell me to leave you alone,” he whispered. “Tell me you don’t want me. Lie to me.”
She opened her mouth.
But no sound came out.
Instead, she exhaled shakily and closed her eyes—and that was all the answer he needed.
The next second, she was on her back on the couch, his mouth crashing down on hers like he’d been waiting for this moment for years. Not days. Not months. Years.
Han-wool kissed like he needed her. Like she was air and he was choking.
“You have no idea,” he breathed against her mouth, “how hard it was—watching you act like I’m just some guy you shouldn’t want. You think I didn’t see it? You think I didn’t feel it?”
His hands slid under her shirt, calloused fingers mapping the softness of her ribs like he’d been dying to touch her this way. She whimpered as his mouth dragged down her neck, nipping the skin like he was marking her.
“I should stay away from you,” she whispered, voice trembling.
“You should,” he agreed. “But you didn’t. And now it’s too late.”
Her shirt hit the floor. He sat back for a second, looking down at her flushed and breathless, pupils blown wide.
“This,” he said, hand curling around her thigh, “was always going to happen. You just didn’t want to admit it.”
She bit back a moan as he kissed lower, his tongue warm against her chest, between her breasts, down her stomach. He made her feel raw. Frantic.
She’d never seen this side of him. Desperate, obsessed.
His fingers dragged her panties down her legs slowly, eyes never leaving hers.
“You’ve been killing me,” he muttered, pressing a kiss to her inner thigh. “Every time you smile. Every time you laugh at some other guy’s joke. Every time you looked at me like you weren’t sure.”
“I wasn’t,” she choked out, thighs twitching.
“But you are now.”
He sank two fingers into her slowly, then added a third without warning. Her body jolted, and he swallowed the moan that spilled from her mouth with another kiss.
Her legs wrapped around his waist instinctively.
“Han-wool—fuck—”
His name had never sounded like that before. And something in him snapped at the sound of it. He undid his belt fast, reckless. His eyes were wild now.
“Say it again,” he growled, positioning himself at her entrance, pressing the tip against her heat but not sliding in yet.
She looked up at him, trembling. “Han-wool.”
He thrust in hard, and she gasped, clawing at his back as he filled her, slow and deep and thick.
Her head fell back against the armrest, and she felt the tears prick her eyes—not from pain, but from the weight of it. The weight of all the feelings she’d denied. Of the desire she’d buried.
He held her hips still, breathing heavy, chest rising and falling.
“You were made for me,” he said hoarsely, pulling almost all the way out before driving back in hard.
Her moan echoed through the room.
Again. And again. And again.
Each thrust was a confession. Every movement of his hips told her exactly what he couldn’t say out loud.
That he needed her. That he loved her in that sharp, messed-up way that only he could.
And somehow, somehow—she loved him too.
When she came, she shattered around him, body arching and shaking under his grip. And Han-wool didn’t stop, he chased his own release in her warmth, face buried in her neck, panting her name like it was a prayer.
“I’m not letting go,” he said as he came, thrusting one last time before stilling, filling her. “Not now. Not ever.”
She was too out of breath to answer.
But her hand curled behind his neck.
And for the first time, she didn’t want to pull away.
