Fire In The Belly

the ningning smau is top tier like i am so invested fkvis

I hope you enjoy all the future chapters to come!! They’ll be interesting 🫢

reading a bunch of different stories back to back is so crazy like one-minute karina and I are making out the next she's cursing me out

where's the wwc chapter at buggaboo

ITS OUT NOW GO GO GO GO

fire in the belly

chaewon x reader (choose your own adventure!)

➳ Unforgiven.

You began to play the first few chords before you felt your hands stop moving. You began to violently shake, and your hands moved on their own. Suddenly, they begin playing different chords compared to the song you had chosen. A melody you were far too familiar with.

It was Eve, Psych, and The Bluebeard’s Wife.

The entire room began to get up and began dancing. Yunjin takes out her phone and prompts it so that you can be seen in the background while they dance. Confused, you watch as they begin to do the chorus dance, and then it hits you.

You were another Eve, Psych remix.

You begin to shed tears; your whole life was a lie. Was this all your life had led up to? Was the Demi Lovato remix not enough? Are you just another remix? Wasn’t Unforgiven the title track?

You could only think as you repetitively played the song in a never-ending loop.

Boom boom boom boom.

Choose again or Start over?

OK I FIXED IT NOW THE RIGHT ONE IS THERE

I ADDED THE WRONG SCREENSHOT AT THE END OF THE NEW CHAPTER PLS IGNORE IT IF YOU SAW IT IM DUMB PLSKXJDJXH

OMGEE HII I MISSED YOU

ASHLEYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

ive never typed yoo jimin so many times.

Thinking about how everyone turned on jimin in the other chapter when in reality she was just sad asf

when worlds collide

smau non!idol ningning x reader

11.5. yoo jimin.

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Senior Valedictorian; Volleyball Captain, who led Spring Hill’s team to their first tournament victory in over 30 years; And the most wanted girl at Spring Hill High.

She was a legacy; no one else could compare to her. Yet she was still so humble.

She still went home every day and helped her mom cook dinner. She still volunteered at her local pet adoption center. She still stayed behind every day and tutored anyone who needed the help.

Yoo Jimin was golden.

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Jimin’s P.O.V

Three Years Prior, Spring Hill High School

“Jimin, come sit here! Right here! Hey! Over here! J.I.M.I.N Y.O.O” 

Normally, having someone scream out your full government name would be concerning, but not for you since it was a daily occurrence. It was none other than your loud, eccentric friend, Ah Yujin.

“Shut up! Everyone’s staring at you, dumbass.” And there goes your equally loud friend, Y/n L/n.

Everyone was staring at your friends, but that never bothered you; you were used to it. You did, however, dislike the comments that came with it.

“How could someone like her be friends with them?”

“Doesn’t she have the highest GPA of our senior class? And isn’t Yujin failing every course, including study hall?”

“She’s so pretty; she’d be even prettier if she lost that rat pack of hers.”

You couldn’t seem to understand why their opinions mattered. Why couldn’t you be friends with people you like? Why is it such an inconvenience to everyone else? They didn’t know your idiot friends like you did, so how could they have such awful words to say? Still, you walked past everyone and showed a bright smile in front of your best friends. So, if they ever heard everyone’s opinions, you could at least show them that you don’t care about everyone's negative views. It's not like your friends could listen to anything over Yujin’s screaming, but just as a precaution, you smile extra brightly every day.

“I’m less than two feet away from you, Yu.”

“Just making sure you remember where to sit!” Yujin was practically bouncing off the walls; you couldn’t understand where she got all this energy from.

“We sit at the same table every day, Yu.”

“Hey, Jimin.” The same chipper yet quieter voice came from the other half of the table.

“Heya Y/n.” Y/N was always pretty quiet; you just chalked it up to nervousness. Yujin always knew how to draw a crowd with her antics, so it wouldn’t surprise you if Y/N felt overwhelmed by the attention.

“What’s got you bouncing around today, Yu? You’re usually hyper, but it looks like you took it up a notch.”

“She’s acting like she just had four megadoses of cocaine.” You laughed since your friends always had a way with words. You wished you could speak freely, but that would go against your character.

Your character.

“How could you not be excited? Graduation is less than FOUR days away.”

“You’re just excited to party.”

“Well duh? High School was a fucking drag. Of course, I’m excited to celebrate leaving this place.”

“Maybe if you joined a club, or, I don’t know, applied yourself, it wouldn’t be such a drag.”

“You sound like my mother; sorry, we can’t all be perfect like Yoo Jimin.”

That stung. You hated that phrase. You hated being the one everyone compared themselves to. Was it so bad that you worked hard? Can’t they get off their asses every once in a while and help out? No, instead, they’re too busy blaming you for setting an impossible standard. They blamed you for being Yoo Jimin. Fuck being Yoo Jimin.

You couldn’t say any of this, though; it would be out of character for you. All you could do was smile and laugh. You’re Spring Hill’s golden child; why complain about being told you’re perfect?

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And so,

All your hard work ended up being worth it. You guess? Here you were at the same graduation party as everyone else. Going to the same college as your close friends. The same college as your friend Yujin, who graduated with a 2.3 GPA, while you graduated with a perfect 4.0. The same college as your friend Y/N, who never did an extracurricular activity in their life while you did in 7.

... Why did you work so hard?

Well, that doesn’t matter now. At least you get to have fun and celebrate with all your friends.

Speaking of which, why was your friend Yujin talking to, Wonyoung?

The Jang Wonyoung? What could she possibly have in common with Yujin?

Why didn't Yujin tell you they were friends? You always got caught up with all the work you did, but you always made time for your friends. Did Yujin not feel close enough to tell you? Since you were too busy being Yoo Jimin? Had the image you worked so hard to maintain caused your friendship to drift apart?

Before you had the chance to speak to Yujin, you felt a sudden voice come slithering into your ear. It was Ning Yi Zhuo.

“Yeonjun’s here with that bitch he left me for; it’ll totally make him jealous if we kiss, don’t you think? He’s a total asshole for cheating on me; he deserves this.”

No. Why would you agree to that? Sure, you heard the rumors about Yeonjun cheating. You agreed that he deserved some sort of payback. But not with you. Why would someone like you kiss Ningning? The school’s known rich bitch? That wasn’t very in character for you. That wasn’t very Yoo Jimin.

…… Fuck Yoo Jimin. You just wanted to live life normally; you wanted to drink and curse. Fail an exam. Stay out past midnight and trespass around town. You hated the high pedestal everyone put you on. You didn’t want to be ‘The Yoo Jimin.’ You just wanted to be Jimin.

So, you kissed Ningning.

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(Synopsis) Y/N had never been the type to take life for granted. You grew up with the mindset that if you wanted something, you had to work for it; So getting paired up with the university’s “Rich Bitch” Ning Yi Zhuo for your midterm was the last thing you wanted. Are you willing to step into the world of fame for an A+?

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camp sunny hills

wonyoung x reader (choose your own adventure!)

BAD END #5

➳ Tell her the truth.

You decided that honesty is the best policy. Pulling Yujin aside, you explained that you were trying to make sparks fly this summer! She nodded, seeming to understand what you’re implying.

This is when you learned the hard way that honesty is not the best policy.

Yujin was freaked out that you were going to try to put the moves on someone you had never met. She told Wonyoung about your plan, who had been equally put off.

Thus, you spent the rest of your summer days as an outcast among your fellow counselors and students. You racked up some cash this summer but couldn’t buy yourself a new reputation.

Choose again or Start over?