Now, this blog post is tagged M for a reason. It may or may not seem that way to you but for my sanity I had to tag it, especially because of this first plot... By the way, I'm not going to lie, I intend to be Jeonghan for every plot. I don't mind switching it up but ask me first.
A. Obsession. [inspired by Killing Stalking I DON'T RECOMMEND IT]
It was always Jeonghan. That's what anyone would have thought. Some people were even bold enough to speak up on it, but it didn't matter. It wasn't Jeonghan. It was Seungcheol. He liked the abuse. The humiliation. He enjoyed the pain. As long as Jeonghan was marking him in some way, Seungcheol was happy. The obsession started back in high school when Seungcheol caught Jeonghan in the middle of a fight, defending himself against someone that always picked on him. Not only to his surprise, but to everyone there watching, Jeonghan knocked the guy out in two punches. Pretty and delicate yet sharp and quick, just like a rose and its thorns. They ended up in different colleges but, thanks to Seungcheol's determination, he got himself an apartment close to Jeonghan's. They ran into one another once in a while, not often enough for Seungcheol's liking. One day though, when Jeonghan is coming home late, Seungcheol manages to get his way inside the other's apartment. He's still there when Jeonghan comes back and it's the pain he gets, the punishment of being an intruder that he doesn't fight. In fact, he refuses to leave. Well, he refuses to leave Jeonghan's bed to be exact, where he'd been debating on whether he should e right then and there. It's the hair tugging, the name calling, the harsh grips that have Seungcheol spilling over his own hand. Now, he's trapped. Or, more accurately, Jeonghan is trapped, somehow having taken the other on as something of a pet. A needy one that can't go a day, a minute, a second without his touch. Jeonghan feels like he's losing his mind by with the way he treats Seungcheol, but maybe it's okay...
B. Killer.
Seungcheol is nothing more than a rookie cop trying to catch criminals and stop all crime in the world. "You're not a superhero, you idiot. You're nothing more than a human in a uniform." He remembers those words. Some criminal that slipped through his fingers the first day on the job and made a mockery of him from then on out. "It's you again. Still at it? Still trying to save the world? You don't even know what you're getting yourself into, do you?" He's not a drug lord. He doesn't just go around killing people for fun. Freelance. The hardest to catch. Not to mention meticulous so that he doesn't leave a trace. He knows his name now. Yoon Jeonghan. An assassin of the highest calibre. There's never any fingerprints. Never any blood. No trace. He can't be caught and he can't be charged. He's much too good. So, how is it that Seungcheol happens to corner him one day? Luck? Accident? Chance? Or a setup? "You're on my list, Officer Choi. One of your own, actually. But I seem to like you so convince me not to make you just another successful job." For Seungcheol, it becomes a game of do or die and Jeonghan's the one holding the dice.
C. Confession.
Seongcheol doesn't know a thing about him and vice versa. Jeonghan and he are in the same class but, besides, names, they know nothing about one another. The biggest event for just about any all boys school is when the sister all girls school holds an event with them. The upcoming one is a school dance. Unknown to Seungcheol, Jeonghan is one of a three that lost a bet with his group of friends and is forced to dress like a girl and make anyone that doesn't know about the bet at the dance to make them fall for him. It's scary easy for him once he's dolled up to the right standards, eyes ogling him from just about every angle, even girls from their sister school. Out of everyone, it's Seungcheol that gets bold and makes the move, sneaking Jeonghan away for some private time. Jeonghan doesn't get to say anything; he's not allowed to say anything anyway until 8am, long after the dance is over and it's only a few hours to midnight. He would figure that, up this close, Seungcheol would at least recognize they're in the same class but it doesn't seem like he does as they end up kissing. It's a simple kiss but it turns into a makeout session that last until the dance is over. When they return to school after the holiday, Seungcheol hears his peers talking about the dance and he's reminded of the one that he liked. Jeonghan does all that he can to avoid him, unsure of himself and his feelings after getting swept up in talking to and making out with him. It's the end of the week and Seungcheol asks Jeonghan to meet him out in the back courtyard of the school. Jeonghan's all nerves, wondering if he's going to ask about something related to the dance. Did Seungcheol find out that it was Jeonghan he'd spent all night kissing or did he actually know all along?
D. Magic.
A land of fairytale and wonder. What else would the land of wonder, Wonderland, be called? Jeonghan, the son of Alice, has stumbled into a world he thought his mother had only told him as nothing more than bedtime stories. Running into the son of the Hatter, Seungcheol, has made him question otherwise. A journey through a land that makes no sense and seems so surreal could only be nothing more than a dream, right? So, why not go all out and enjoy himself? That is until he receives a warning from a particular caterpillar that, if not careful, he'll never be able to return home. That if his life were to end in Wonderland, he'd surely be dead for good. Under control, he still manages to find himself imprisioned for charges that he isn't guilty of. Someone has framed him and is about to cost him his head. Seungcheol breaks him out and they set out on a mission to find the true culprit. Jeonghan can't help but to be suspicious of everyone, including Seungcheol. Could he be the one that set him up? Jeonghan isn't sure but it's clear that Seungcheol knows something.
E. Mine.
Nothing more than your typical love story. Well, somewhat. Jeonghan and Seungcheol meet through work. Both of them voice actors, more often for boys' love works than anything else, and usually being paired as love interests. Seungcheol is shy but he knows that Jeonghan would never be with someone from work anyway. On the other hand, how is he supposed to confront his feelings, confront the voice that sticks in his head even in his dreams? That voice that Seungcheol has grown so used to that he can't get hard without hearing, whether it be in his head or played. Things somehow start to get out of control when the two are to work on another series together again but, this time, not as love interests but as friends. Jeonghan has someone else as his love interests and, parallel to his character, Seungcheol has one as well but wants Jeonghan. The lines are blurred for him though, falling much too much into character. It doesn't seem like a bad thing until he sees Jeonghan getting a little too close for comfort with the actor of his character's love interest. Every work meeting, Seungcheol finds himself bringing up all the work he and jeonghan have done together and trying to get in the way of anyone, mainly a certain someone, but anyone of getting to close to what's his. Jeonghan thinks nothing of it until, after a day of some slightly intimate scenes, he catches Seungcheol in the bathroom calling his name. At first, he decides to mess with him, copying some of his lines from the piece their working on as he stands outside the stall. Getting too into it, he ends up caught by Seungcheol as he emerges from the stall. He lets Seungcheol him off before they're both hurriedly cleaning up and leaving the stall. Jeonghan begins to seem weak for him every time they're around one another. Now, all that's left is to fully claim Jeonghan and make him his. Can he do it with their coworker still after him?
These plots are available for KakaoTalk, Line, or as an Inbox RP here. :)
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