More GOT7 Plots. (New Plot Added)

More Kakao or Line (AmbieAssassin for both) plots. I've gotten myself in a GOT7 mood lately with a mixture of the fic that I'm trying to work out along with the fact that I can't help but get myself amped just thinking about them coming SO DAG ON CLOSE TO ME FOR ONCE. Anyway, I'm saying that to say that I may come back and edit this blog post with more GOT7 plots later. 

A. I Need A Gangsta – Jaebum/Youngjae (I’ll be Jaebum.)

Youngjae was once the good kid. He lived to please everyone and make everyone happy. Now, he only lived for one person, doing whatever he could to make him happy. Their connection has become known as “another Harley and Joker” story because that’s exactly what it is. Youngjae, once the psychiatrist, and Jaebum, once the patient - the killer that lives by the code: “It only takes one bad day.” The thing is that there is no “Batman” to come save the city on which they wreak their havoc. Youngjae will do anything to please Jaebum and Jaebum will do anything to protect what’s his. The thing is, lately, Youngjae is getting a little worn out by the abuse and wants to take a stand against Jaebum. The real question is: Can he stand up to him and hold out long enough or is he just too willing to die for the one he loves to be able to make a point?

B. Save Me – Jackson/Yugyeom; Broken!Yugyeom/BamBam (I’ll be Yugyeom; looking for Jackson.)

Jackson and Yugyeom were never actually apart of the same world. The fact that they met had them both secretly believing that they were meant to be in each other’s lives somehow. Yugyeom studied at the art center, focusing on dance, while Jackson was at the sports center just down the street, focusing on every sport under the sun, moon, and stars – both indoor and outdoor. How they met was actually during a group date organized by both schools. The girls and guys got together and there wasn’t anyone that didn’t have someone to go home with. Guys were with guys, girls with girls, guys with girls, and everything in between and outside of those lines. Jackson, unlike his usual self, was completely quiet, eyes focused on the tall boy across the room that blushed at just about everyone that came to talk to him, too shy to actually speak up. Jackson had decided talking to the other would be better than being alone the entire time. That was the start of it all. Yugyeom didn’t go home with Jackson; he went home with BamBam, the kid from Thailand that studied at both centers and managed to balance a part-time job at a restaurant in the midst of it all. Yugyeom had considered himself becoming friends with Jackson but even Jackson could see that he was smitten for BamBam.

Things were fine between the two same-aged boys, until BamBam began to clearly get frustrated by his boyfriend and just about every little thing that he did. Yugyeom was the soft type: liked to cuddle and spend quality time and just find reasons to kiss and hold hands. BamBam, on the other hand, wasn’t exactly the complete opposite, but he surely didn’t have the same mindset. He didn’t have time to really be lovey dovey with Yugyeom between work, practices, and studying. Of course, he made time when he could but the stress of trying to manage it all and a relationship on the rocks was definitely beginning to get to him. He would lash out at Yugyeom more often than not and the latter would just take it, knowing that his boyfriend just wanted to vent and release his frustrations.

Jackson caught them in the midst of a fight one day, where BamBam had gone further than he ever had, actually hitting and shoving Yugyeom until the other left him alone. Jackson rushed over without and hesitation and took the younger male home to help patch him up. Yugyeom ended up spending the night with Jackson, the older male comforting him and doing all that he could to make him feel better. It’s when Yugyeom says, “I should’ve gone home with you, hyung” before falling asleep that has Jackson determined to be Yugyeom’s main man and thinking of ways to get BamBam to end the relationship. Even if Jackson can convince BamBam to end it though, can Yugyeom let go?

C. Habits – Jinyoung/BamBam (I'll be Jinyoung. Actually, that's preferred for me. We can discuss it.)

It wasn’t that long ago that Jinyoung had his heart broken. He had tried the whole “dating guys thing” and “dating girls thing” and the prior just seemed to work better for him. Well, that’s only because of one reason in particular. This cute little boy from overseas that had confessed his feelings to him. Now, Jinyoung didn’t take it seriously at first. For one thing, the boy was three years younger than him and, as far as he knew, would be heading back home to his country at any time. Secondly, it was nothing more than a crush as far as Jinyoung saw it. How could he take it seriously? That’s what he wondered all the time. As they grew older, they grew closer and this kid was forever confessing his feelings for Jinyoung, even giving him things on both White Day and Valentine’s Day. Jinyoung had begun to take him seriously when suddenly the kid had decided that he wasn’t interested in guys anymore, namely Jinyoung and that he had this girl that he wanted to be with that lived in his neighborhood. Sure, Jinyoung usually only saw him at school or when he was tutoring the young boy but that didn’t change anything. It didn’t change the fact that Jinyoung had begun to open his heart to him to let him in. Schoolkids do stupid things though and, by the time Jinyoung had graduated grade school, he was no longer in contact with the kid. He had no idea if he had gone back to his home country or anything, not even if the kid had graduated or started dating that girl he was talking about. Those were the questions left unanswered and Jinyoung had worked up enough nerve eventually to not feel hurt or abandoned by it all. After all, they had never become anything more than peers. He spent enough time getting over that boy from his younger years by focusing on his passions and just finding things that he loved to do. Sure, a little drinking happened now and then but nothing too serious.

Things were going fine until someone was auditioning to become a member of the acting troupe he was in. It was a mix of young adults from a handful of neighborhoods and was pretty exclusive. They also weren’t that big of a group either, as far as the actual actors went. The rules and all were much stricter for the performers and directors than for the other team members, such as the set design team, costume design, lighting and so on. This new kid had everyone’s attention though. He was good-looking, decently tall and slim, had good hair and cute features. He also carried himself like, well, a boss. The fact that he was younger than he appeared was another point in his favor.

See, Jinyoung hadn’t been there to see him audition but, when it came about that he would be acting with the new guy, he of course had to meet him. When their eyes met, Jinyoung had a feeling in the pit of his stomach that was painful yet one in his chest that made him feel lighter than air. Jinyoung doubted that this was really who he thought it was. They looked similar but there was just no way. After quite a few rehearsals, the team was celebrating their first show with their new actor and how successful it had been. A few drinks in and the new member, BamBam, is leaning over and whispering in Jinyoung's ear two words that have his head spinning and him questioning everything: “Miss me?”