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#coming back to this cause HE WAS HOLDING A RINGGG
starsandthorn · 1 year
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DAIN LORE???????
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jimlingss · 4 years
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The Ultimate Drabble
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➜ 1.8k || OT7 || Fluff
➜ When all the worlds collide together.
► This is an ambitious crossover of all the main male leads of my slice of life series. Albeit short, I hope you enjoy it nonetheless. Thank you for joining me for such a long journey. It took over four years, but I’m glad that I was able to complete it and that you, the reader, was along the wild ride with me.
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Ringg Ringgg.
The elevator sings as he gets off the right floor. The doors part and he steps out, adjusting the sleeves of his fitted black suit that hug his broad shoulders one last time and brushing a strand of his sleek hair that’s parted to one side away from his forehead.
There’s already a bustle, music and conversations leaking out from the conference hall. 
But when Seokjin enters, he isn’t sure where to go.
People are already mingling, holding glasses of champagne, laughing and making small talk. No one greets him and he dawdles around for a second before he decides to approach the harpist playing at the side, right by the entrance.
“Excuse me, do you know who the event coordinator is?”
The long-legged boy lifts his head, fingers still plucking at his harp strings, but he exhibits utter confusion. His black rimmed and gawky glasses are sliding off his nose, coffee brown hair barely combed. But in his polite smile, dimples appear on each side of his cheek. “I actually don’t know, sorry. I’ve been trying to figure out who the event coordinator is too. I’m just a hired college student.”
“Oh. Well, that’s quite alright. Thank you.”
“No problem.” The boy continues plucking, playing a lovely piece to fill the background noise.
But Seokjin is back to square one.
Or at least for only a few minutes.
As soon as he arrives at the refreshments table, he catches someone’s eye and they beeline straight towards him. “Excuse me, are you Mr. Kim?”
Seokjin turns around and finds a smiling man with plump lips, rounded cheeks, and crinkled eyes. But despite the boyish exterior, Seokjin recognizes him from the shows he’s been to. He’s Tony award-winning Broadway actor, Park Jimin. 
It was admirable that someone like him, with fame and power, would selflessly host such a charity purely for the betterment of humanity. Everyone these days seems to have ulterior motives, but the man looks to be the exception.
“Yes, I am.”
“Nice to meet you. I’m Park Jimin.” The two men shake hands. “I couldn’t thank you enough for being one of the sponsors of our events.”
“It’s my pleasure. Valleyview Kim Hospital will always help support child welfare. If anything, I should be thanking you for reaching out to me. I wouldn’t want to miss out on such a great opportunity.”
The pair of them exchange a bit more conversation before Jimin is leading Seokjin to his designated table.
“This is Jung Hoseok,” Jimin introduces and Seokjin is taken aback.
The man is tall with dark hair, dressed in a fitted suit with his sun-kissed skin glowing. He has high cheekbones with a long nose, mere presence commanding attention. But when he glances up and stands, the natural furrow of his brows seems to soften intentionally like he’s still practicing how to not look intimidating.
“Nice to meet you. I’m a partner of Jung and Park, a divorce law firm here in downtown.”
“I’m Mr. Kim Seokjin, I’m the chief executive officer of Valleyview Kim Hospital.”
“Oh, I’ve been a few times.” The lawyer seems to ease and he smiles.
“Have you?”
“Yes. Fortunately, nothing bad happened but you have an amazing team of doctors on hand.”
“Thank you. I’m glad we were able to accommodate and treat you fairly.”
Jimin smiles and moves onto the next set of people that stood from their seats to greet Seokjin. There’s a plump man who has a wide smile and a younger boy next to him. The latter has eyes the colour of a deep chestnut shade, a softened yet strong gaze. His features are gentle, cheeks rounded, lashes long, hair that looks fluffy to the touch and naturally pouty lips.
“It’s a pleasure to meet you! I am Mr. Min, president of Brilliant Top School. One of the best secondary schools in the country, and this is my son, Min Yoongi. He is a high academic, actually, the Student Council President that runs the internal affairs in our institution—”
“Dad,” the high-schooler calls in a husky voice, eyes drooping as if he’s exhausted and doesn’t want to be here.
Seokjin can empathize with him. Social events aren’t exactly exciting half the time.
“It’s nice to meet you. I look forward to hearing more about your school soon.”
They all take their seats, getting comfortable and Jimin smiles. “Dinner will begin shortly. Feel free to mingle and order any drinks or refreshments. There’s also auctions in the lobby if you haven't already taken a look. Thank you again for coming.”
The charity fundraiser looks like it’s doing well for itself. There appears to be plenty of sponsors from all across the board, different people from all kinds of different industries. Seokjin’s glad that so many can come together for such a great cause.
“Do you know who the empty seats are for?” he asks when curiosity gets the better of him.
The lawyer looks up from his menu. “Apparently, it’ll be where the First Lady is sitting.”
“The First Lady?” His brows raise in surprise.
Hoseok nods. “She was the biggest sponsor of tonight’s event or so I’m told.”
And soon enough, much to the bafflement of Seokjin, the First Lady indeed emerges. There are pictures taken with the hired photographers, people that approach and introduce themselves, shaking her hand. Swarmed by the masses, it seems like she can’t even get to the table without being stopped every few seconds. But eventually she arrives and everyone stands in courtesy.
“It’s a pleasure to meet you, Lady Kim.”
“Likewise.” She smiles and introduces the boy Jin didn’t notice was behind her. “This is my stepson, Taehyung.”
“Hi,” he grunts half-heartedly. His blonde hair is a mess, clothing rather baggy, and the scruff all over his chin never once gives hints that he’s the wealthy son of a world leader. He doesn’t have brand name clothing, a polished appearance, or luxurious watches to his name. But despite appearing rugged, he looks not that much older than a mere college student.
“Hello.” Hands are shaken, greetings exchanged, but Taehyung doesn’t look like he wants to be here. Both he and Yoongi, with no words said to one another, seem to telepathically exchange mutual respect in that way.
A smile finds itself on Seokjin’s lips — he can still remember when he was that young and unimpressed with the world.
“Thank you for your contribution to this country.” Mr. Min is shaking the First Lady’s hand excitedly. “The funding you have put into education has helped us run so many programs for our students, like our scholarship program. The previous administration was looking to cut education, and it was absolutely terrible! It’s nice to know that there’s someone sitting in office who genuinely cares about the well-being of our children and the future generation.”
The woman is laughing politely, and this time, the principal’s son looks like he has no plans on stopping his ramble and the president’s son doesn’t look like he particularly cares either.
The former grabs his non-alcoholic champagne and downs the whole flute.
Soon, the conversations slow down and the music becomes quieter. The lights dim, and a single spotlight is put on the podium in front of the room. Jimin enters the stage, tapping the microphone once and then he flashes a brilliant smile.
“Good evening, everyone and welcome to the Break the Silence charity fundraiser. Tonight is about helping children find their voices, supporting child welfare in broken homes, and promoting the education of children in need. So, thank you for coming here tonight and aiding this great cause. Without the support and sponsors of tonight, I would’ve never been able to host such an event.”
The Broadway actor continues with his speech, speaking about each of the sponsors for the non-profit fundraiser and the bidding that’s happening in the lobby, and where the proceeds will go. Afterwards, it dials down to a more casual discussion of when meals will be served and when the bidding results will be announced.
“Thank you everyone who came here today to support the cause.” There’s loud applause that erupts through the room and the actor smiles, walking off the stage.
The harp player in the corner continues playing and plucking away at his strings, and promptly enough, the meals are served. Seokjin finds easy conversation with Hoseok. It never goes anything beyond polite work talk but he’s rather easy to speak to and Jin muses that he’s quite professional.
The First Lady is swamped the entire night, so there’s little he can say to her. Her stepson, on the other hand, doesn’t seem like he wants to talk and neither does the highschooler who’s found often texting on his phone with a smile that sometimes sneaks on his lips. His father isn’t bothered enough to ask him who it is on the other side — he’s too preoccupied speaking about the scholarship student program at his institution to other people mingling around.
But eventually, dinner is finished and dessert is served. 
Though not before the chef comes out to personally introduce the dish.
“Good evening, I hope you enjoyed your dinner tonight.” The man who approaches has doe eyes and dark hair flopping to the side. His black dress shirt is tucked into his black trousers hugging his muscular frame. Apparently his name is Jeon Jungkook, a World Renowned Chocolatier, or at least what Jimin had commemorated at the beginning and what Mr. Min had whispered about prior to the dish being served. “This is a chocolate ball created by using Amedei Porcelana, a dark chocolate made by the Amedei chocolatier of Tuscany, Italy. The chocolate on the side that you pour onto the ball is a sweeter milk chocolate, and there’s crème brûlée ice-cream inside with truffle shavings.”
“Thank you.” The First Lady picks up her fork.
Mr. Min is in awe. “This is absolutely wonderful.”
And for the first time tonight, Yoongi and Taehyung look like they’re actually alive and not half dying.
“This looks delicious,” Seokjin affirms and Jungkook smiles. 
“Please, enjoy.” The man continues on his way, a waiter following behind him and rolling the silver cart to help distribute the desserts.
It’s odd. Seokjin feels a sense of familiarity with these people. And in spite of being surrounded by complete strangers, he enjoys his night wholeheartedly.
The event continues, food finished and the bidding results announced. After a little more mingling, people begin to bid their farewells and Seokjin parts away from Hoseok, shaking the man’s hand once more with a promise that if the lawyer ever needs something from the hospital, then he’s just one call away. It’s an acquaintance-relationship built on mutual respect.
“Thank you for coming, Mr. Kim.” 
“It was a pleasure.” Jin shakes Jimin’s hand one last time. “Feel free to contact me if you ever plan on organizing an event like this again. I would love to contribute to great causes.”
“I will.” They exchange smiles.
It’s a peculiar night, but not a bitter one. 
It’s sweet.
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chicklebee-blog · 6 years
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Dreaming
SPLAT! A hard item hits me on my back as liquid seeps through the back of my shirt.
“Oops sorry, my milk slipped out of my hands,” the group of boys laugh.
*Haha she is so dumb who does she think she is? She’s just a monster.
Holding back tears, I walk to the restroom, pretending I don't care at all
*I’m better than this... I can handle it.
Ever since I was born, I was gifted, no, cursed with the power to read someone’s mind. Although I can control my power, it had caused me a lot of pain. I've tried to keep it a secret from everyone, but I guess that would never work out.
Flashback~
“Hey! Y/n what’s up?” My best friend, Yuri, says as she comes up to me. It was lunch, and we sat away from everyone else. We were inseparable. Because I thought she was the perfect friend I can have, I didn’t need or have any others. Yuri and I had been best friends since childhood and I've always trusted her.
“Hey Yuri…” I start.
“Yeah?” she answers back.
“You know how we’ve been best friends since forever and I can tell you anything?” I start to sweat as I was beginning to doubt my choices.
“Of course! Tell me, I won’t tell anyone”
“Please DON’T tell anyone, I’m serious,”
“Ok ok I’m your best friend, I won’t let anything happen to you” she says as she let a reassuring smile.
“I never told you this, but… I can read people’s minds” I say as I block my senses from reading hers to protect myself
“…..r-really?” She asks me. I slowly nod. She proceeds to test my ablility by asking what she’s thinking. In the end, she was left dumbfounded and looking slightly scared. I fight the urge to read her mind.
RINGGG
“O-oh the bell rang, I have to go” she rushes out.
*~~..a monster..~~
I heard slightly as my curiosity got the best of me.
*No..no.. of course she won’t think that..right?? Please tell me it’s a mistake. PLEASE! She’s the only one I have…
The next day rolls by and she isn't in the usual spot during lunch.
*I wonder where she is? I hope she just had something to do..
"Hahaha.." I hear laughing on the other side
It's Yuri.. with other people. We made eye contact and she gives me a disgusted look. She points at me and the group of people starts approaching me.
"It's her, she is the one.. she's a monster" yuri said coldly
"Yuri... why.."
"Oh shut the fuck up you monster" a boy says as he throws his lunch on me.
*I just can't bear to be with you.. its unnatural
She says nothing.
"Yuri.. we were best friends... how COULD you? You are the only one I have.." I start to tear up
*please don't leave me
I pushed the group of people away and ran straight home, not caring about class
*why
"Mom, I want to switch schools"
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