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“Min Yoongi, you’re a dangerous man!!!” // trans: x x x

29/100 days of jung hoseok (cr.)

@mininky is the KWEEEN of slow burns. Again, I am a sucker for realistic fics asfknsjad and the time table of events that occurred as well as how they naturally grew into love definitely served. I love how the friendship between Joon and OC grew through subtleties, so it never felt forced. Can we talk about Jin’s amazing characterization??? We all need a Jin in our lives. The way he knocks some sense into OC when it comes to her feelings was done so beautifully and fluid. The way #namtiddies made a debut has me HOLLERING!!! Thank you for writing!!! 

Sweep me off my feet!

Summary: You had managed for almost your entire life to build up your walls and remain in the comfort of your own little world until one man stumbled into your life and changed everything. You never would have guessed that one of your clients would change your entire world, but the world works in mysterious ways. This is the story of how you fell in love with Kim Namjoon, the eclectic tattoo artist who frequented your book store.

Pairing: Kim Namjoon x Reader

Warnings/Genre: Fluff, smut. Contains explicit sex scenes including oral sex (female receiving) and safe sex. Non smut warnings for mentions of divorce/broken homes, cheating. Also a non smut warning for tooth rotting fluff and Jin being the sassy sidekick we all need.

Word Count: 14.6K

A/N: To the lovely anon who asked me ages ago for a story about Namjoon and the reader finding love after heartbreak here it is! I know this isn’t a college AU but I hope you’ll love it all the same.

There’s something about the smell of books that’s rather intoxicating. It’s almost an aphrodisiac if you will. At least for you, it is. But perhaps that’s because it invokes this sense of nostalgia and comfort to you, mixed with a dash of intrigue and mystery. New books are nice, but it’s the old ones that really get you. The smell of worn pages, broken down oils and breaking glue. If you could bottle it in a perfume you would. Or hell, turn it into a candle. Perhaps that’s why you enjoy coming in to work so much. The scent hits you every time you step inside just as vanilla wafts through a bakery in your old used bookstore.

   It was once owned by your Grandfather, and a few years ago he left the store to you after he passed away. The store in itself is a sacred place for you. It isn’t just about the legacy left by him or the fact that you technically own it now and it’s your only source of income. The store, that goes by the very uninspired name of ‘Used Books and Restoration’, is also home to some of your favorite memories. It’s a place of salvation, a place that called your name openly even in your darkest of times.

   While some might assume that your main bread and butter for the business is the actual selling of books where you make almost all of your profit is off of restoration and collectible books. Restoration isn’t an easy process by any means. It takes considerable effort and precise work, along with plenty of patience. But it’s absolutely worth it to see those old books come back to life yet again. Luckily you’ve gained a reputation just as good as your Grandfather in the collectible book community. It also doesn’t hurt that book repair is a rather niche market and therefore there’s very limited competition in the area. It’s gained you a core clientele, and while you appreciate all of your customers there’s one, in particular, that you like best.

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@mininky fuuuuuuckkkkkk me ok wow 10/10