HIHIIII💕 could i pls request a super fluffy plave x reader fic (any or all members) where they have to take care of sick reader? :3
HELL YEAHHHH, thank you for requesting !!
warning: not proofread, sorry if there’s any mistakes!!
Rain tapped softly against the window, a steady rhythm that filled the quiet room. The only other sound was the faint rustle of blankets as the reader shifted, trying and failing to get comfortable.
A soft knock came before the door opened just a little. Han Noah peeked in, his expression immediately softening when he saw the state of things.
“You’re still awake?” he asked gently, stepping inside and closing the door behind him.
You can’t help but gave a weak nod, voice barely above a whisper. “Can’t sleep… headache.”
Noah didn’t say much after that. He simply moved closer, setting a small tray down on the bedside table—warm porridge, a glass of water, and medicine already prepared.
“You should’ve told me earlier,” he murmured, brushing a hand lightly against the your forehead. His brows furrowed. “You’re still warm.”
There was no scolding in his tone, just quiet concern.
He adjusted the pillows carefully, helping the you sit up just enough. “Here, eat a little first. Slowly.”
Even though the you insisted you weren’t that hungry, Noah stayed patient, waiting, making sure each small spoonful went down. He didn’t rush, didn’t push just stayed there, steady and calm.
When it was time for medicine, he handed it over with a small smile. “You’ll feel better soon. I promise.”
After everything, he dimmed the lights and pulled the blanket up properly, tucking it around the you like it actually mattered which, to him, it did.
“I’ll stay here,” Noah said quietly, settling into the chair beside the bed. “So just sleep, okay?”
You glanced at him, surprised. “You don’t have to—”
“I know.” He leaned forward slightly, voice softer now. “I want to.”
For a while, he stayed like that, watching over them as the rain continued outside. But when you shifted again, a small, uncomfortable sound slipping out, Noah hesitated.
“…Is it okay if I sit there?” he asked, nodding toward the empty space beside them.
A weak nod was all the answer he needed.
Carefully, he moved onto the bed, making sure not to jostle them too much. The mattress dipped slightly as he settled in, keeping a respectful distance at first until the you instinctively leaned closer, seeking warmth.
Noah froze for a second, then relaxed.
“Come here,” he murmured, gently pulling the blanket up around both of them.
He let the you rest against him, one arm loosely wrapped around their shoulders, his hand resting lightly as if afraid to hurt them. His thumb moved in slow, absent circles, soothing without even realizing it.
“You’re really warm,” he whispered, more to himself than anything.
But instead of pulling away, he adjusted, letting them lean more comfortably against his chest. “It’s okay… just rest.”
The steady sound of his breathing, the quiet warmth of his presence—it made everything feel a little less miserable.
As your breathing evened out, Noah shifted just slightly, pressing a soft, careful kiss to the top of your head.
“I’ve got you,” he said under his breath.
And this time, he didn’t move at all, just holding them close, keeping them warm, until sleep finally took over.
The living room was quiet except for the soft hum of the fan and the faint sound of a drama playing on the TV ,something you weren’t really watching.
You were curled up on the couch, wrapped in a blanket, feeling completely drained. Even sitting up felt like too much effort, so you just stayed there, eyes half-lidded.
The front door clicked open.
A few seconds later, footsteps approached and then stopped.
Nam Yejun’s voice softened immediately when he saw you like that.
You turned your head slightly. “Mm… hi.”
He frowned a little, setting his things down quickly before walking over. “You don’t sound okay.”
“I’m fine,” you mumbled automatically.
Yejun gave you that same look again—the one that said he wasn’t convinced at all.
“…You’ve been saying that a lot lately,” he said quietly, sitting down at the edge of the couch. His hand came up to your forehead, pausing there. “You’re warm.”
You let out a small sigh, too tired to argue this time.
Without another word, he stood up again, disappearing briefly into the kitchen. You could hear cabinets opening, water running small, familiar sounds that felt oddly comforting.
When he came back, he had water, medicine, and a small towel.
“Sit up a bit,” he said gently, helping you without waiting for you to struggle. His arm stayed behind your back, steady and careful.
You obeyed, taking small sips while he watched closely. When your grip weakened slightly, his hand adjusted over yours instinctively.
After the medicine, he placed the damp towel against your forehead. The coolness made you flinch at first, then relax.
“…Feels nice,” you whispered.
“Good,” he replied softly.
He adjusted the blanket around you, tucking it in properly before sitting back down but not too far this time. Close enough that your shoulders brushed.
For a moment, neither of you said anything.
You hesitated, then shifted a little closer. “…Can I…?”
You didn’t finish the sentence, but he understood.
There was no teasing, no hesitation.
“Come here,” he said gently.
He opened his arms just enough, and you leaned into him, resting your head against his shoulder. His arm wrapped around you naturally, pulling you into a comfortable, warm hold.
“Is this okay?” he asked, voice low.
He adjusted slightly so you could lie more comfortably, guiding you until your head rested against his chest instead. The blanket was pulled over both of you now, cocooning you in warmth.
His hand moved slowly along your arm, absentminded but soothing.
“You should rest,” he murmured.
Your fingers lightly gripped his shirt, like you were afraid he’d leave.
“I’m not going anywhere,” he added quietly, tightening his hold just a little.
The TV continued playing in the background, but neither of you paid attention to it anymore.
All that mattered was the steady rhythm of his breathing, the warmth of his arms, and the way everything felt just a bit easier like this.
After a while, you felt something soft brush against your hair—a gentle, fleeting kiss.
And with you tucked safely against him in the middle of the living room, Nam Yejun stayed exactly where he was holding you close until you drifted off.
The practice room was quieter than usual when Bamby finally checked his phone again.
You always replied. Even if it was just a short “busy” or a random sticker—you never just disappeared for hours.
“…Weird,” he muttered under his breath, scrolling up again like something would magically appear.
At first, he told himself you were just resting. Or maybe your phone died. But as time passed, that small uneasy feeling kept growing, sitting heavy in his chest.
By the time practice ended, he didn’t even hesitate.
“I’m heading out first,” he said quickly, already grabbing his things.
The trip to your place felt longer than usual. He kept checking his phone, hoping for a message that never came.
When he finally reached your door, he knocked.
“…Hey?” he called out, a little louder now. “Open up.”
“Seriously, this isn’t funny—” he muttered, trying the handle.
He stepped inside carefully. “I’m coming in, okay?”
The house was quiet. Too quiet.
A small sound came from your room.
That was all it took—he rushed over, pushing the door open—
Curled up on the bed, blanket tangled around you, face flushed, breathing uneven.
Bamby froze for half a second before hurrying to your side.
“Hey—hey!” he called, gently shaking your shoulder. “Why didn’t you reply?!”
You stirred weakly, eyes barely opening. “…Bamby…?”
“Yeah, it’s me!” His voice was sharper than usual, worry spilling over. “You scared me, you know that?”
“I just… felt tired…” you mumbled.
“Tired?” he repeated, then placed his hand on your forehead.
His expression changed instantly.
“You should’ve told me!” he scolded, not loud—but firm, frustration laced with concern. “What if something happened and I didn’t know? You didn’t reply for hours!”
You flinched slightly, too weak to say much.
The moment he noticed, his tone softened immediately.
“…Hey,” he sighed, brushing your hair back gently. “I’m not mad at you. I’m just—worried, okay?”
He stood up quickly, moving around your room with surprising efficiency—grabbing water, finding medicine, fixing your messy blanket.
“Sit up a bit,” he said, returning to your side. His hand slipped behind your back, helping you up carefully. “Slowly.”
You leaned into him without thinking, your head dropping against his shoulder.
“…You’re really not okay,” he muttered softly.
He helped you drink, stayed patient through the medicine, even though you made a face. “Nope. You’re taking it. No arguing.”
After that, he guided you back down but this time, he didn’t move away.
Instead, he sat on the bed, looking at you for a moment.
“…Move a bit,” he said quietly.
You blinked, confused—but shifted slightly.
That was all the permission he needed.
Bamby slipped under the blanket beside you, careful not to jostle you too much. He hesitated for a split second… then gently pulled you closer.
“Come here,” he murmured.
You didn’t resist. You couldn’t.
Your head rested against his chest, his arm wrapping around you secure, warm, protective.
“…You’re lucky I came,” he muttered, though his voice was soft now.
You let out a weak huff. “You sound like a mom.”
“Hey,” he protested lightly, tightening his hold just a little. “If I didn’t check on you, you’d just stay like this alone.”
His hand started moving absentmindedly along your arm, slow and soothing.
“Next time,” he said quietly, “you tell me. Even if it’s just one message.”
He exhaled, tension finally leaving him.
For a while, neither of you spoke. The room was calm now, filled only with your soft breathing and the faint sound of his heartbeat.
A gentle tap on your head.
“Seriously though… you scared me,” he whispered.
His chin rested lightly against your hair, holding you just a little closer than before.
You relaxed into him completely, your fingers lightly gripping his shirt.
He noticed but didn’t tease this time.
Holding you close, keeping you warm, making sure you weren’t alone anymore.
The fluorescent lights of the pharmacy were too bright. You leaned against the counter, wobbly, trying to read the labels on a box of medicine. Everything blurred together—words, colors, even your own thoughts.
Fever… headache… something for cold…
Your hand hovered over the box, then dropped.
“…Which one…” you muttered.
A familiar voice cut in from behind you.
You froze. Slowly, you turned—
Eunho, standing a few steps away, eyes wide. The usual teasing in his expression disappeared instantly.
He stepped closer immediately. “Why do you look like that?” His voice was calm, but you could tell he was panicking a little on the inside.
“I’m fine,” you mumbled weakly.
“Yeah… well, you thought wrong.”
“You. Thought. You were fine.” His tone was dumbfounded, like he couldn’t believe what he was seeing. He reached out, gently touching your forehead. “You’re burning up.”
You swayed slightly. “I just… came to get medicine…”
“Alone?” His eyes widened.
Before you could respond, he moved quickly, grabbing a few boxes of medicine from the shelves with practiced hands. “Here, for fever. This one’s for headache. And you need fluids,” he said, handing you a bottle of water. “Drink.”
You did, a little wobbly, and he immediately steadied your arm.
Once you had the medicine down, he motioned toward the door. “Come on. You’re not walking around like this.”
You tried to argue, but your legs betrayed you. He scooped up the bags and guided you out gently.
Later, back at your place, you were wrapped in blankets on the couch. Eunho sat beside you, looking just a little unsure of what to do.
“You… really shouldn’t have gone out like that,” he said softly, shaking his head.
“…I thought it was nothing.”
“Well… you thought wrong,” he repeated, dumbfounded again. “And now you’re stuck with me taking care of you.”
He adjusted the blanket around you, then shifted slightly so you could rest your head against his shoulder. His arm came up naturally, wrapping around you, holding you close.
“Stay like this,” he murmured.
You didn’t resist. Your head rested fully against him, and for the first time all day, you felt safe.
“…You’re really warm,” he muttered, almost to himself.
“Don’t be.” He let his hand drift along your arm in slow, comforting circles. “…Next time, text me. Even one word is fine.”
You relaxed into him completely. Eunho’s hold tightened just a little when you leaned closer, and he muttered softly:
The library was quiet, the soft hum of lights and distant pages turning filling the empty space. You had dozed off at one of the long tables, head resting on your arms, books scattered around you. Your cheeks were flushed, and a soft cough escaped every now and then.
Yu Hamin rounded the corner, headphones around his neck, and froze. His eyes went wide.
“…Wait. What the hell?” he muttered, practically dropping his backpack.
“H-Hamin…” you mumbled, blinking groggily.
He crouched in front of you, hands on his knees, dumbfounded. “…You’re… burning up. Seriously.”
“I… I just wanted to finish studying…”
Hamin blinked, then shook his head, his usual teasing grin flickering. “…Well you currently can’t”
He poked your forehead lightly. “Hotter than a summer day! Do you have any idea how worried I just got?”
“…I said I’m fine,” you mumbled weakly.
“Uh-huh,” he said, leaning back slightly, arms crossed in mock seriousness. “…Sure. Totally fine. Just a little zombie studying yourself into an early grave.”
You tried to sit up, but Hamin’s hands gently pushed your shoulders back. “…Nope. You’re not walking anywhere like this. I’m carrying you.”
Before you could protest, he bent down, scooped you up into his arms effortlessly, and stood. You yelped softly, half embarrassed, half relieved.
“You’re heavy,” he said, feigning struggle, though his grin betrayed him. “…And also ridiculously warm. But fine, my responsibility now.”
Your head rested against his shoulder as he walked toward the exit, your arms loosely draped around his neck. The library faded behind you, the hum of lights and distant pages nothing compared to the warmth and steady presence of him holding you.
“…You’re lucky I care this much,” he muttered, glancing down at you with a teasing glint in his eyes. “…And stop looking like you’re dying—it’s gross but also kind of cute.”
By the time you reached his place—or rather, the couch he’d guided you to—you had already drifted off, exhausted. Hamin carefully settled you in his arms, adjusting you so you were comfortable against him.
He brushed a loose strand of hair from your forehead, then pressed a soft, gentle kiss there. “…Sleep now. I’ve got you,” he whispered.
You murmured something incoherent against his chest, already half-asleep, and he chuckled softly. “…Yeah, that’s my job.”
He held you there, arms wrapped snugly around you, fingers brushing along your arm, humming softly under his breath, making sure you were warm, safe, and completely cared for.
DONEEEE FINALLY, hope you enjoyed it hihi