Combined Beings
PAIRING: mafia/ceo!bts x chubby!reader
SUMMARY: You are bullied on a constant because korea’s beauty standards do not fit girls on the heavier side. The bullying gets worse once a ceo is attracted to you and he mentions you to the other 6.
WARNING IN THIS PART AND UPCOMING PARTS: cursing, a bit of mature content ( English isn’t my first language so just to warn you all 😭), deep conversations based on beauty standards, body dysmorphia, mental health issues, harassment/bullying, gore/violence
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A/N: I accidentally deleted my account so thankfully i got the chapters by email (thanks @iamkookiesforyou for helping me figure thta out!)
“Listen, do you want me to punch them?”
Your best friend and co-worker, Ari, spoke from her spot next to you as you two eyed the other workers there. They were all mindlessly staring at their computers or highlighting papers all while they took breaks bringing you down.
You snorted. “No. I don’t want you to get in trouble.”
“It’s just annoying the way they believe they are the most beautiful creatures when their personalities are complete shit,” Ari scoffed out, glancing at you before you two looked away from everyone. You two faced the other way towards the muffins the CEO’s had dropped off early in the morning when no one was there. “Like, I’m all for women power but, fuck that power when it comes to them.”
“Ari,” you chuckled at her words and she shrugged, as if she didn’t say anything wrong. And she didn’t. You just didn’t want her to be the subject of teasing next. “Listen, don’t worry that pretty head of yours. I’m not exactly phased by it.”
“As long as you aren’t,” she looked at you, eyeing the strand of hair you placed behind your ear. “Remember, you are just as beautiful and you are absolutely breathtaking.”
“I’m going to start dating you if you don’t stop.”
“Please, do so,” she winked at you playfully before you two giggled at one another’s words. It was cut short when a voice broke you two out of your bubble.
“Y/n, stop hogging the food, I’m sure you’ve had enough by the way you look,” Ari rolled her eyes when you two turned around to see, Iseul, the woman who will not leave you alone, and Minjun, who bullied you because said woman did so.
“Oh, please, it’s embarrassing that at your age you’re acting so immature,” Ari gave the woman a deadpan stare. “Let’s clear up, too, that your inappropriate work clothes aren’t going to attract the attention of the CEOs.”
“Just leave us alone,” you breathed out, not phased by Iseul’s words. “You clearly are too bored that you’re not minding your own business.”
“You better watch the way you speak to your elders, y/n,” Minjun seethed at you and the way you spoke to Iseul.
“Again, emphasis on the ‘elders’,” Ari smiled sarcastically before grabbing your arm and leading you away. You got stopped, though, when Minjun grabbed your arm rather harshly, his bitten off nails digging into the flesh of your arm.
“You’re nothing here,” he spat out. “This business isn’t for girls that look like you. You and your friend here, if you keep talking to us with such disrespect, I will take this to the CEOs.”
“Act your age,” you glared at him, pulling your arm away from his grip. You and Ari walked away while your dearest friend rubbed the damaged skin. “He really said this business as if we didn’t work on trading products.”
“They probably don’t even realize the stupid words that escape their lips,” Ari shook her head. “But, anyway, with her and his horrible personality, they won’t won’t get anyone.”
“Minjun is so whipped for her,” you pointed out and Ari hummed at your words. “It makes me feel bad when he gets treated badly by her but, when he says stupid stuff like right now, I don’t feel bad. Does that make me a bad person?”
Ari smiled at how kind you were. It was the best and worst trait of yours. You really needed to be the badass woman she saw when you were at the club and a guy tried groping you.
Let’s just say, the guy ended up with a nose that his girlfriend, who attacked you instead, had to pay for.
“I love you so much,” Ari spoke, “but don’t feel bad for a douchebag like him. He put himself in that situation, lovely.”
You hummed in agreement as you sat down by your desk, Ari sitting next to you.
“Are you staying later by the way?” You asked her and she shook her head, sighing in relief.
“Thank goodness I don’t,” she breathed out, placing her hands behind her head. “For the first time, I am going home early.”
“Lucky,” you pouted. “I’m staying late.”
“Poor you.”
She laughed at your pain before you two started on work, working on the things you needed to in order to get out of work quickly.
It wasn’t long before you and your supervisor, Eunji, were the only ones left in the building, both of you giving each other assignments once in a while while bringing one another food or water.
“Y/n!” Eunji spoke loudly from her office room, glancing down at her watch while her bag was over her shoulder and her jacket was placed on her forearm. “Hey, I have to pick up my son from my mother-in-law’s. The documents that you are finishing need to be handed to Mr. Park by 7. His floor is second to last and his assistant is there, tell her about the documents, and she’ll let you hand them to him. I have a folder on my desk and it’s the yellow one. And that’s about it. Can you do that?”
She looked at you and you processed the information before nodding. “Don’t worry. I’ll have them turned in before that.”
She smiled at you. “Thank you so much. I wouldn’t have asked you for this but the documents are important. My son was just feeling fussy so I have to pick him up.”
“Don’t worry, Eunji,” you playfully rolled your eyes at her. “No, go. I’m okay doing this.”
“Call me if you forgot what documents you need to turn in.”
“I will.”
You sighed as soon as she got into the elevator, looking around the building as the sunset came through the windows, alerting you of the time.
You looked down at the documents again after putting music on and pursed your lips before puffing your cheeks.
You really needed to sleep early.
After 20 minutes passed, you glanced at the time. 6:33. You grabbed what you needed before heading towards Eunji’s office, grabbing the yellow document she told you to get on top of her desk.
Walking to the elevator, you moved around in the uncomfortable flats that were starting to hurt your feet since you had been walking around in the beginning of work, being told to do this or that by Mari. After all, you couldn’t say no since she only got the job because of her persistent mother who donated so much to the company.
“Second to last floor,” you mumbled to yourself, glancing at the buttons. You pressed on the one you needed to press and hummed a song under your breath, ignoring the silence the elevator brought.
When it pinged, you looked up to see the doors opening. You walked towards the pregnant assistant who was standing up to get a drink. You smiled at her.
“Hi, I came to drop off some documents for Mr. Park,” you breathed out, not believing who you were delivering the documents for. “My supervisor, Eunji, had to leave early so she told me to bring these up.”
The assistant smiled back at you before grabbing the documents, making sure you were a worker and not a random person who got into the building unexpectedly. It wasn’t the first time.
“Let me tell him real quick the situation so he won’t think differently,” you nodded at her words before backing away, glancing around. It was such a spacious place with only the assistant there and you wondered if she felt lonely being up here 24/7. “You can go in.”
You bowed your head at her, thanking her. You headed towards the door and opened it, eyeing the room before eyeing the person with his head down.
You breathed in, hoping your awkwardness won’t course through your body.
“What happened to Eunji?” The man spoke as soon as you closed the door behind you. He looked at you and you tried hiding the way your breath hitched in your throat. He was so beautiful.
You cleared your throat. “She said she had to go pick up her son from her mother in law’s.”
He nodded and looked at you intensely, his gaze burning holes throughout your body. You walked toward him, handing him the documents.
He hummed and grabbed them, his fingertips brushing against the skin of your hand, a surge of goosebumps rising on your arm.
He looked at the documents before fully looking at you, his gaze dropping down your body subtlety that you yourself didn’t even notice since you wanted to get out.
He surprised you, though, once his fingers reached out to grab your arm. His thumb ran itself over the skin where Minjun’s fingers left a bruise, some skin having peeled off, too, but not to the point where you bled.
“Who did this?” He mumbled to you, standing up from his chair to stand in front of you.
You debated whether you should tell him, but you knew he wouldn’t believe you once he tried doing something about Minjun. After all, Minjun was close to Iseul and she had more power than you. You could look like a fool and you’d be fired.
“Um, I did it?” You mentally facepalmed yourself at your tone before closing your eyes and sighing.
He chuckled at your words before glancing at you. He turned around and grabbed a kit nearby, grabbing some things.
“I know it’s not bleeding,” he said, “but I’d rather clean it and put the bandaid on.”
“Oh, you don’t have to, Mr. Park,” you tried to wave him off but he gripped your arm, wiping the skin with an antiseptic wipe.
“I don’t mind, y/n, right?” He looked at you and you nodded and he arched an eyebrow, grabbing a bandaid. “Words.”
“Um, yes, Mr. Park.”
He smiled at your words. “Better.” You looked down at the way he placed a bandaid on your arm and he snorted at the designs. “Hope you like it.”
You looked at it and smiled in amusement, the bandaid having been one of Barbie. You chuckled just like he did, eyeing it before turning to look back at him.
“Thank you,” you bowed your head and he hummed before grabbing another and giving it to you.
“Here, have it,” he said. “I’m pretty sure all of them are Barbie so, enjoy one. If you get hurt and you want a pretty bandaid, come see me.”
“Thank you again, Mr. Park,” you bowed again before walking away.
“Don’t hesitate to come up here if you want to tell me who did that to you,” he spoke up, causing you to freeze in your steps. You opened the door. “I don’t tolerate harassment.”
You nodded. “I’ll tell you. Thank you.”
“Bye, y/n.”
“Bye, Mr. Park.”
“So, he just took care of that for you?” Ari looked at the bandaid in shock, clearly still processing the fact that you had met one of your CEOs. “He even knows how beautiful you are.”
You rolled your eyes. “Shut up.”
“I’m being serious, y/n,” she swatted your arm, looking at you with wide eyes. “If I go up there right now with a scratch, I’m sure he would just ignore me.”
“Not true.”
“Uh, scratch me!” She exclaimed, sticking her arm out. You raised an eyebrow at her, glancing at her and then down at her arm.
“I am not hurting you.”
“You’re gonna hurt me,” she said, furrowing her eyebrows. “I will do anything to prove my point.”
“Oh my god, I’m not gonna even get to scratch you,” you crossed your arms as you stared at your friend, “especially if I’m doing it on purpose.”
“Hmm…”
“Those pants look tight on you,” you two turned to look at Iseul who came forward, a coffee in her hand. Ari smiled at her presence for the first time.
“Hey, Iseul,” Ari started, “did you gain weight?”
Iseul’s head snapped up to look at her and you turned around to grab your coffee, knowing fully well you couldn’t do much to stop your friend. You just stood back and will step in if necessary.
“Excuse me?” The woman asked with attitude seeping through her words. “You shouldn’t be talking to me that way, I will have you fired.”
“I’m just saying,” Ari shrugged. “You’ve been bullying, y/n, for her weight but maybe it’s because you’re projecting.”
Ari tried to hide her smile at coming to feel Iseul grab her arm. She really did take this serious.
“Leave me the fuck alone, Ari.”
Iseul’s fingernails did dig themselves into the girl’s arm, blood coming out of the wound. You sighed and grabbed your friend’s arms as soon as the other woman left.
“You’re bleeding, you idiot,” you breathed out, about to grab a napkin if it weren’t for Ari immediately moving away from your grip.
“I’m going to ask Eunji if she has documents to take up.”
Ari left quickly towards Eunji, ignoring the woman’s concern over her evident wound. Ari came out with documents and sent you a thumbs up, heading towards the elevator. You shook your head and sat on the chair by your desk, watching the elevator stop on the floor you were at yesterday.
It didn’t take less than five minutes for Ari to come down, a grin on her face. You stared at her, unfazed, before your eyes came to set on her arm.
“He didn’t take care of me like he did to you yesterday,” she smiled triumphantly, like as if she did something amazing. Her face then morphed into one of pain when she finally registered her wound. “Fuck, give me a bandaid.”
You already had it out, knowing she was already going to ask for it. She smiled before you two went back to work, doing the assignments due.
In the meantime, Jimin Park sat by his desk, thinking about you.
In fact, he didn’t know why he was thinking about you. He never payed attention to any of the people who worked for him and the others, but why did he help you yesterday?
There was something about you. And it wasn’t the way your pants fit on your figure and the way the blouse looked so pretty on you. You were attractive, but those eyes of yours who looked at him in a way many didn’t look at him.
Every woman he’s come across immediately came onto him. Even people who worked for him. Boundaries were never set and they only saw him as an attractive man who they assumed can win over.
They would sit on his lap like he couldn’t say no. His silence, in their mind, was an invitation. And he hated being seen as an object.
So, when your innocent self came into the room, he noticed. He noticed the way you awkwardly stood and looked around, the way you only handed him documents, and he knew that you were there for innocent matters.
While he was thinking about you, a knock was heard from his door, and he looked down at his papers.
The door opened and he looked up before coming across a woman that pursed her lips, documents in hand. He looked back down, sticking his hand out, and feeling the documents she gave him on the palm of his hand. She stood by his desk, waiting for him to speak.
“Is there anything you need?” He asked, his gaze not leaving his work.
“No, sir. Is there anything you need?”
He glanced to the woman with a deadpan expression and shook his head. “You can go.”
She nodded and bowed, leaving, but he noticed the wound on her arm.
She could put a Band-Aid on her own arm.
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