4 Works by dejunstarkey
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“Tell me,” he murmured as his gaze locked on Mark’s flushed face, “do you want me to keep going?”
Mark fell quiet, nervously biting his bottom lip. He couldn’t bring himself to meet Donghyuck’s eyes, so he stared down at the small gap between their bodies instead.
“It’s okay, baby,” Donghyuck said softly with a gentle smile on his lips as his hands slid around to rub soothing circles on Mark’s back. “We don’t have to do anything if you’re not ready.”
When Donghyuck started to shift, trying to adjust their position, Mark quickly grabbed his arm to stop him.
“I want to, hyung.”
Donghyuck couldn’t suppress the smirk that spread across his face. He tried to hide it with a small cough, but the hunger in his eyes was unmistakable.
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- Part 1 of Brother's Best Friend
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After years of actively avoiding volleyball, Haechan only agreed to try out for the college's team when his best friend Jeno convinced him it was the only way they could be roommates. And honestly, Haechan wasn’t worried— of course he’d make the team. The problem was, he hadn’t really thought about anything past that point.
Now that he’s officially on the roster, reality hits harder than he expected.
And it doesn't help how the team captain, Mark, decided from day one that Haechan was his personal target. Every practice, every game and every stupid comment, Mark finds a way to get under his skin without ever technically crossing a line. Mark zeroes in like it’s his personal hobby, pushing buttons Haechan didn’t even know he had. And fine, maybe it works but seriously what was this guy's problem? All Haechan knew was that Mark was relentless— just irritating enough to get under his skin, but never enough for Haechan to actually call him out.
But if Mark thinks he’s going to get the last word, he has another thing coming.
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Mark had always loved the holiday season, especially Christmas, a fondness he had carried with him since childhood. But if he were being completely honest, there was one tradition in particular that shaped the way Mark saw Christmas and explained why it meant so much to him.
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This was the part no one knew—the secret they’d been keeping for months. Donghyuck had made him promise not to tell a soul, and Mark agreed before he even thought about what that meant. No one in the band, not even in Donghyuck’s polished circle of friends knew about it. He would’ve agreed to anything if it meant getting to push Donghyuck down against the mattress after, if it meant hearing that soft, wrecked sound he only made when he forgot to hate him.
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What started as something casual between Mark and Donghyuck turns into everything they swore it wouldn’t be — messy, painful, and impossible to let go of.