“I need you to tell me what you want from us”
Ours, Finally
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“I need you to tell me what you want from us”
Ours, Finally
relationship
Father figures
Father Figures
Choi San x fem!reader x Jung Wooyoung (poly)
You're best friends with Choi San and somehow along the way, he and Jung Wooyoung became father figures to your daughter.
The first time Choi San held your daughter, he cried harder than you did.
It wasn’t loud or dramatic. Just quiet tears slipping down his cheeks as he sat beside your hospital bed, one careful hand cradling her impossibly small body, the other still gripping yours like he hadn’t quite come back from the fear of losing you.
You were exhausted, half-delirious, but you remembered that part clearly.
“Hey,” you had whispered, voice wrecked. “She’s okay.”
San shook his head, laughing weakly through tears. “You’re okay,” he corrected, like that was the part that mattered most.
Maybe it was.
Maybe it always had been.
Wooyoung met her the next day.
He burst into the room like he always did—too loud, too bright, too much energy for a hospital ward—but the second he saw her, everything in him softened.
“Oh,” he breathed, all the chaos gone. “She’s… tiny.”
You huffed out a tired laugh. “That’s usually how babies work.”
“Can I hold her?” he asked, already halfway to your bedside.
San shot him a look. “Carefully.”
“I know how to hold a baby.”
“You once dropped your phone on my face while I was sleeping.”
“That was different.”
But despite the bickering, his hands were gentle when he took her. Careful. Reverent, even. Like he understood, instantly, that this was something fragile and important.
“She’s got your nose,” he murmured.
“And your attitude,” San added.
“She’s one day old,” you said.
“Exactly,” Wooyoung grinned. “Already judging us.”
From that moment on, they never really left.
Not during the sleepless nights when your daughter cried for hours and you felt like you were falling apart piece by piece.
Not during the quiet afternoons when she finally slept and you didn’t know what to do with the silence.
Not when the reality of being twenty-five, alone, and responsible for an entire human being hit you like a wave you couldn’t outrun.
San would come over straight from practice, still in sweats, hair damp, exhaustion clinging to him—but he’d take the baby from your arms without a word and tell you to go sleep.
Wooyoung would show up with takeout you didn’t ask for but desperately needed, talking nonstop just to keep you from sinking too far into your own thoughts.
“You’re not doing this alone,” San told you once, firm, unyielding.
And you believed him.
Because he never lied to you.
Your daughter grew up surrounded by them.
By laughter and chaos and too many people in your apartment.
By eight men who treated her like she hung the stars.
Sleepovers at the dorm became a regular thing once she was old enough. You’d drop her off with a bag of clothes and her favourite stuffed bunny, and she’d come back the next day sugar-high and spoiled beyond repair.
“They gave her ice cream before bed,” you accused once.
“It was educational,” Wooyoung defended.
“How is ice cream educational?”
“She learned that happiness exists.”
San snorted from the couch. “You’re unbelievable.”
“You love me.”
San didn’t even hesitate. “Unfortunately.”
But then your daughter waddled over, arms up, demanding to be picked up—and both of them moved at the same time.
They always did.
Somewhere along the way, things shifted.
It was small at first.
Easy to ignore.
The way your daughter started calling for them when she got hurt, even when you were right there.
The way she’d reach for their hands when you went out together, tiny fingers curling around theirs like it was the most natural thing in the world.
The way San instinctively buckled her into her car seat.
The way Wooyoung knew exactly which snacks she’d refuse and which ones she’d devour.
They weren’t just your best friends anymore.
They weren’t just “uncles.”
They were… something else.
Something deeper.
Something that made your chest ache in a way you didn’t quite know how to name.
Her second birthday crept up faster than you were ready for.
“Two,” Wooyoung repeated, sprawled across your couch like he lived there. “That’s insane.”
“She was just born yesterday,” San added, sitting on the floor with your daughter as she stacked colourful Duplo blocks with intense concentration.
“You cried,” Wooyoung reminded him.
“You cried.”
“I cried because you were crying.”
You rolled your eyes from the kitchen. “You’re both dramatic.”
“Not true,” Wooyoung shot back. “I’m charming.”
San didn’t look up. “You’re exhausting.”
“Still love me.”
San’s hands stilled for just a second.
“…Yeah,” he said quietly.
You noticed.
You always noticed.
That night, after your daughter was asleep, the three of you sat in the dim glow of your living room.
It was quiet. Rare.
Heavy, somehow.
San leaned back against the couch, eyes fixed on the ceiling. Wooyoung sat cross-legged on the floor, unusually still.
You felt it before anyone said anything.
That shift.
That edge.
“What’s going on?” you asked softly.
They exchanged a look.
A long one.
And suddenly, your heart was racing.
San exhaled slowly. “We need to talk.”
“That sounds terrifying.”
“It might be,” Wooyoung muttered.
You blinked. “Okay… now I’m definitely scared.”
Neither of them laughed.
That’s when you knew this wasn’t small.
San sat up, leaning forward, elbows on his knees. “We don’t want to mess anything up,” he said carefully. “That’s the most important thing.”
Wooyoung nodded quickly. “You and her—you’re… everything.”
Your chest tightened.
“Okay,” you said, voice quieter now. “You’re worrying me.”
Another look between them.
Then San spoke.
“I think… somewhere along the way, things changed.”
Your breath caught.
“We didn’t mean for it to,” Wooyoung added. “It just—happened.”
San swallowed. “She’s not just—your daughter—to us anymore.”
Silence.
Thick.
Fragile.
“And you’re not just our best friend,” Wooyoung finished, voice barely above a whisper.
Your heart was pounding so loud you were sure they could hear it.
“Are you saying—” you started, but your voice failed.
San nodded, slow, certain. “Yeah.”
Wooyoung let out a shaky breath. “We’re in love with you.”
The room tilted.
Or maybe it was just your world finally aligning with something you’d been too afraid to name.
For a second, none of you moved.
Then you laughed.
Soft. Disbelieving.
Relieved.
“Oh my god,” you breathed, covering your face. “You idiots.”
They froze.
“That’s not—” Wooyoung started, panic creeping in.
“I’ve been in love with you for years,” you interrupted, dropping your hands.
That shut them up.
Completely.
San stared at you like he’d misheard.
Wooyoung’s mouth actually fell open.
“…What?” he said.
You huffed out a breath, shaking your head. “I just figured you didn’t feel the same. Or that it would ruin everything if I said something.”
San stood abruptly, like he couldn’t sit still anymore. “You—”
“I didn’t want to risk losing this,” you added, gesturing between all of you. “Or confusing things for her.”
Wooyoung laughed, a little hysterical. “We’ve been losing our minds for months over this.”
“Try years,” you shot back.
Another silence.
But this one felt different.
Lighter.
Full.
San stepped closer, cautious, like approaching something fragile. “So… what does that mean?”
You looked at them.
At the two men who had never left you.
Who had held you together when you were breaking.
Who loved your daughter like she was their own.
Who loved you.
“Honestly?” you said.
They nodded.
“I don’t want to choose.”
Wooyoung blinked. “Choose?”
You swallowed. “I love both of you.”
That landed.
Hard.
San’s breath hitched.
Wooyoung went very, very still.
“And I know that’s complicated,” you rushed on. “And messy. And maybe impossible. But I can’t pretend I don’t feel it.”
For a moment, neither of them spoke.
Then Wooyoung looked at San.
San looked back.
Something silent passed between them.
Something that had probably been building just as long as everything else.
Wooyoung let out a slow breath. “It’s not… impossible.”
Your heart skipped.
San nodded. “It’s not.”
You stared at them. “You’re serious?”
Wooyoung gave you a small, almost shy smile. “We already share everything else.”
San huffed. “That’s not how I’d phrase it.”
“But it’s true,” Wooyoung insisted, eyes flicking back to you. “And it’s you.”
San’s gaze softened. “It’s always been you.”
Your chest ached.
Full.
Overwhelming.
“So… what now?” you asked.
Wooyoung grinned, a little of his usual spark returning. “Now?”
San stepped closer, close enough that you could feel the warmth of him.
“We figure it out,” he said.
Together.
And for the first time in a long time, the future didn’t feel so uncertain.
It felt… right.
Us, three times
Woosan x girlfriend!reader
Summary: San and Wooyoung cuddle and joke with you during a movie night, showing just how much love and chaos come with being theirs.
Word count: 807
Notes: For some reason it wouldn’t let me add my dividers 😭
Thanking about being in a poly relationship with San and Wooyoung.
Loving them in secret before it all bubbles over and eventually they find out. Luckily, they love you back and make sure you know it every day from then on.
San and Wooyo live together and just let the public believe its for work. They ask you to move in with them after nine months. San gets down on one knee dramatically with the key to their apartment in a velvet box, following a romantic dinner Wooyoung cooked.
After you move in, San insists on rearranging the apartment so you feel like it’s your home too. He’ll pout until you agree to hang some of your art, clothes, and little trinkets around the place. Wooyoung secretly loves the way the space starts to smell like you.
San knows you guys can't get married, but he gets you all matching rings for your 2 year anniversary. He prepares a heartwrenching speech and tears up while telling you both how much he loves you and wants to be with you forever.
Wooyoung catches him practicing his speech in the bathroom mirror and records it to tease him later, but when the actual moment comes, Wooyoung is crying just as hard.
“You’re my soulmates. Both of you. I know we can’t get married, but… I want you to wear this ring and know you’re my forever.”
Wooyoung convinces you all to get matching tattoos, all placed just over your ribs. Its delicate and emotional and he often presses kisses over the ink gently.
The tattoos become something sacred. Whenever one of you has a bad day, someone will wordlessly trace over the ink, and the others know exactly what it means: you’re safe, you’re loved, you’re ours.
San buys flowers at random just because you smiled at him that morning.
Wooyoung cooks your favorite meals at midnight if you so much as sigh about craving something.
San and Wooyoung are low-key obsessed with showing off your relationship in small, secret ways. Matching jewelry, inside jokes during interviews, subtle touches in public.
When you've all been together for 3+ years, the guys start talking about if its time for kids.
Wooyoung is the one who blurts out, “Let’s have kids."
San is more level headed. "We love each other, we're gonna be together forever. We want to be parents. Let's do it."
The boys decide they don't give a fuck about who's biologically the father, all they care about is getting you pregnant and growing their family. They're on you every chance they get, worshipping you and each other.
“We’ll fill you up every chance we get, baby. You’re gonna carry us both in you—our whole future.”
When you announce you're pregnant, through a cute little pair of soft yellow crochet booties, it takes them hours to stop their tears and laughter.
When you announce your pregnancy, San sobs into your lap while Wooyoung frantically kisses your stomach and swears to take care of both of you. They talk to the baby constantly after that.
During labor, Wooyoung is a steady rock at your side, cracking jokes to calm you, while San is openly weeping and stroking your hair, whispering encouragements like prayers.
When your daughter was finally in your arms, the three of you curled together in the hospital bed, tears and laughter mixing as you pressed kisses across soft baby skin.
Years later, the three of you tell your daughter that she was born from love so big it needed three people to hold it.
Ours, Finally
You weren’t sure when it happened—when the warmth of friendship with San and Wooyoung became something heavier, something that made your heart ache every time they smiled at you. Maybe it was the way Wooyoung always pulled you into ridiculous dances until you were doubled over in laughter. Or maybe it was how San’s gaze softened whenever you spoke, as if every word out of your mouth mattered more than the air he breathed.
It didn’t matter when. What mattered was the truth: they belonged to each other. Everyone close knew they were dating, even if it wasn’t public. And you… you were just their best friend.
So you started pulling away. Cancelling movie nights, claiming you were too tired to join late-night dinners, keeping your hugs short and your texts briefer. It hurt, but you told yourself it was better than clinging to something that could never be yours.
Only, San and Wooyoung weren’t stupid.
The knocking started softly, polite, hesitant. You ignored it. Then it came again, harder, insistent. “Y/N, open the door,” San’s voice called through the wood.
Your chest tightened. You didn’t want to face them—not like this. But when Wooyoung’s voice followed, sharper, tinged with frustration, “Seriously, open up, Y/N,” you knew it was useless.
Finally, you dragged yourself up and cracked the door open. They were both there—San’s brows furrowed, Wooyoung’s arms crossed like he was holding himself back.
“We’re not leaving,” Wooyoung said firmly, his tone brooking no argument.
San stepped closer, brushing past you into your room. “Not until you talk to us,” he added, eyes shimmering, unreadable.
You blinked at them. “Guys, I’m really tired, I—”
“No,” San cut you off, voice shaking slightly. “You’ve been avoiding us for weeks. You disappear after schedules… We don’t know what we did, but we can’t just—ignore it. You’re scaring us, Y/N.”
Wooyoung crouched slightly, eyes glistening. “Do you hate us now?” he asked quietly. “Because that’s what it feels like.”
Your chest constricted. “No! God, no, I could never hate you.”
“Then why?” San pressed, stepping closer, hands twitching like he wanted to reach for you but didn’t know if he was allowed. “Tell us what we did so we can fix it.”
Tears blurred your vision. You shook your head, backing up until your knees hit the edge of the bed. “You didn’t do anything. It’s me. It’s always been me.”
Wooyoung’s voice was soft, raw. “Then explain. Please.”
The words clawed their way out before you could stop them. “Because… I’m in love with you. Both of you. And it’s been killing me.”
Silence. Crushing, suffocating silence. You buried your face in your hands, sobs breaking free. “I didn’t want to ruin what you have. I didn’t want you to hate me for feeling this way. So I thought… if I stayed away, it would hurt less—for all of us.”
San’s hands were suddenly on your wrists, tugging gently so he could see your face. His eyes glimmered with unshed tears. “You idiot,” he whispered. “Do you know how long we’ve been waiting for you to say that?”
Your breath hitched. “W-what?”
Wooyoung’s laugh was wet and shaky, relief seeping through it. He sat beside you, wiping your cheeks clumsily with his thumb. “You think we don’t feel the same way? Every time we touch you, every time we see you, it’s been like… holding back because we weren’t sure if you wanted this. But you do, don’t you?”
Your nod was shaky, tears spilling freely. “Yes… yes, I want you. I want you both.”
San leaned in, pressing his lips to yours softly, testing. Your hands gripped his shoulders, pulling him closer. Wooyoung followed, lips brushing your neck, a gentle heat that made your knees weak.
The kisses came fast, urgent. San cupped your face, tilting your head, deepening the kiss. Wooyoung’s hands found your waist, pulling you flush against him, lips tracing your jaw before crashing against yours in a desperate, hungry kiss. You gasped between them, overwhelmed by the sensation of being wanted, of being loved by both the people who held your heart.
“I’ve— we’ve wanted this for so long,” San whispered against your lips, breath hot, trembling. “You’re ours. Always.”
“We’ve always loved you.” Wooyoung murmured, pressing a trail of kisses from your collarbone to your jaw.
You were a tangle of arms, lips, and whispered confessions, messy and perfect. Your tears mixed with their laughter and quiet sobs, until the room felt impossibly small for the love that filled it.
San kissed your forehead, nose, lips—each press soft and reassuring. Wooyoung’s hands traced your back, your sides, leaving trails of warmth wherever they touched. You kissed them both in turn, unable to decide who to hold first, and they mirrored you, alternating, claiming you with soft desperation.
“I’m yours,” you whispered finally, voice muffled between kisses.
“You’re ours,” San said, voice cracking, pressing his lips against yours again.
“We’ll never let you go,” Wooyoung added, pulling you into his chest, one hand tangled in your hair, the other holding your waist tight.
You melted into them, letting your body relax against the weight of their love. San’s thumbs stroked lightly across your cheeks as if memorizing every curve. Wooyoung’s arms circled your waist, lips ghosting over yours whenever you shifted.
“You have no idea how much we’ve waited for this,” San murmured, forehead resting against yours. “Every time we saw you pull away, it felt like someone was ripping a piece of my chest out.”
“I thought you’d never feel the same,” you whispered, trembling. “I thought… I’d ruin everything if I told you.”
“Ruin?” Wooyoung scoffed softly, pressing a gentle kiss to your head. “You could never ruin this. You complete it.”
San kissed the corner of your lips, then your temple, then—finally—your mouth again, slow and lingering. Wooyoung kissed your neck and shoulder, soft nips and featherlight touches that made your knees weaken with every press.
You kissed them back with equal fervor, alternating, showing them you were theirs too—body, heart, soul. Your hands tangled in their hair, across shoulders and backs, anchoring them as they anchored you.
“Stay with us,” San whispered between kisses, voice raw.
“I won’t,” you promised, letting the words tumble out between shudders and soft sobs. “I’ll never leave you. Both of you.”
Wooyoung pressed his lips to yours long and deep, hand resting on the small of your back. San leaned in, tilting your head, lips and teeth and tongue in a tangled symphony of love and need.
Eventually, your breaths hitched in unison, and you collapsed onto the bed, the three of you wrapped around each other like a puzzle finally complete. San’s fingers brushed your cheek, tracing your jawline. Wooyoung nuzzled your hair, pressing light kisses into the strands.
“I think… I could stay here forever,” you whispered, voice tiny but certain.
“You will,” San said immediately. “Forever with us.”
“And we’ll love you every second of it,” Wooyoung added. “You’re ours. All ours. Always.”
You closed your eyes, letting the warmth of their hands, lips, and hearts sink in. The ache that had gnawed at you for months melted into dizzying relief. For the first time, you weren’t just their friend. You were loved. Fully. Completely. By both of them.
And you had never felt so safe.
Writing some woosan angst and this is the note I left my self the last time I was writing so I knew where to pick back up💀
You Make Me So Thirsty
Smut. MINORS DNI.
Hello welcome to this random woosan vampire au!! Had a ton of fun with this one, and the Wooyoung arena photoshoot has made me FERAL so you know I had to include him.
Title is from Teeth by Enhypen.
✧✩✮ Summary: You meet San at a club, and he takes you home. Neither of you are expecting his vampire situationship to be waiting there. ✮✩✧
✧✩✮ Pairing: Jung Wooyoung x Choi San x fem reader ✮✩✧
✧✩✮ Includes: unexpected vampire appearances, nightclub meeting, woosan are weird and kinda toxic but what else is new, "slut", "princess", coming inside (twice! pleaseeeee use a condom irl), doggy, cowboy ✮✩✧
✧✩✮ Word count: 2.4k ✮✩✧
✧✩✮ Taglist (Comment on a post/send an ask if you'd like to be added): @weirdowithaphone, @caught-in-the-afterglow, @palindrome969, @skzstan12345, @katsukis1wife, @tsunderelino, @hyunjinsjeans , @somethingkindazainy , @silverstarburst @atzlordz @breadpuddingboys ✮✩✧
✧✩✮ Network:@mirohs-aurora-society ✮✩✧
✧✩✮ Reblogs, likes, comments all appreciated!!! ✮✩✧
✧✩✮ Masterlist ✮✩✧
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San’s hands rested gently on your hips, and his thumbs rubbed your sides. “Are you having fun?”
“Yes, having a great time!” You smiled.
Good Kitty
This is smut. MINORS DNI.
Request from @oo-li! Your request literally made me so excited and I got kinda self indulgent with where I took it lol, so I really hope you like it! <3 Also it's bouncy au. I have been so fucking obsessed with that mv recently.
Summary: Wooyoung thinks San deserves a prize after winning his fight. Threesome ensues.
Pairing: Jung Wooyoung x Choi San x afab reader
Includes: bouncy au, "kitty", pet play, threesome, clit play, penetrative sex, pleaseeee use a condom irl, face fucking, collars and leashes, cat ears
Word count: 1.5k
Taglist (Comment on a post/send an ask if you'd like to be added): @weirdowithaphone, @caught-in-the-afterglow, @palindrome969, @skzstan12345, @katsukis1wife,
@hyunjinsjeans, @somethingkindazainy, @silverstarburst
Network:@mirohs-aurora-society
Reblogs, likes, comments all appreciated!!!
Masterlist
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Wooyoung gave your leash a tug, nothing too hard, just getting your attention. “Baby?”
“Mm?” You looked up at him.
“Why don’t you start touching yourself for me? I want you nice and desperate once I’m ready for you.” He kept his eyes on the fight, but one corner of his mouth moved up in a smirk.