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Moth to Flame
Chapter 14
Reader x OT7
► Vampire!AU
Smut/Porn With Some Plot
Warnings: Mentions of Violence, Mentions of Anal Sex, Slight Stockholm Syndrome?, Possessiveness, Vampires (Biting, Blood-Sucking, Reference to Death), Language
↳ Summary: Robbed of your memories and intended as a birthday present for a deadly creature of the night, you unwittingly become the center of a territorial dispute between two covens of vampires. Tensions are rising and the brothers are getting hungry…
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“And how are we doing today?”
You hum into your coffee with a grimace, eyes not straying from the television. 
Hoseok somehow takes your grim silence as an invitation to get closer, vaulting himself over the edge of the couch and plopping down beside you with a deep noise of personal satisfaction. A sharp breath of pain leaves your throat when the bounce jostles you, your legs, your abused holes. 
“Sorry,” he adds, quick, and you almost believe him. When you throw a tired look his way, he’s got this weird half-smile on, lips stretched straight across his face. It pushes his cheeks up into his eyes. When your gazes meet, he waggles his brows at you. It’s so close to cute, but you aren’t in the mood. “How are you feeling?”
“Are you going to keep asking me that until I answer?” you mutter, turning back to the tv. 
“Yeah, probably.”
“I’m feeling shitty.” 
“How’s your ass?”
“Feels shitty.”
“Yoongi really gave it to you yesterday.”
“He did indeed.” You take another careless sip of your coffee. This morning, you managed to complain loud enough to Namjoon that he went and got you milk and sugar for it before he left to go and do his mysterious ‘vampire stuff’. It’s still way too strong, but at least palatable. You even had a croissant when you got up—real food. Not exactly a king’s breakfast, but something. He promised to fill the cupboards for you when he got back, and you intend to keep him to it.  
“When is it my turn?” 
“We aren’t taking turns.”
“Weird, that’s not what you said yesterday.”
“Can I help you Hoseok? I’m trying to watch my show.”
There’s a pause. 
“Animal planet?” 
“I like the little furry things.”
“Same.”
“I’m not talking about genitals.”
“Oh. Then I take it back.” 
Silence sinks back in and you go back to absently imagining throttling him, half-listening to the narrator talk ceaselessly about mongoose. Mongeese? The little guy on the screen takes down a snake and damn near bites its head off. Wouldn’t it be cool if you had sharp little teeth and quick reflexes like that? Not sure the ego trip is worth it, though. Present company very much included.
“You aren’t getting rid of me today.” Oh, good. He’s decided to continue talking. 
“Am I not?”
“No yoga studio today. Joon’s going looking for covens. Even Yoongi’s headed out. It’ll just be you and me.”
“Oh, good. Just what I wanted.”
Hoseok chuckles, the sound far too low in his chest. “I know it is.” 
“No fucking today, Hoseok,” you throw pleading, exasperated look at him, shoulders sagging. “Come on, I’m seriously hurting.”
He raises his hands, palms forward, in a sign of surrender. He makes an expression that’s all innocence, wrongfully accused. “I’m just teasing you, pretty girl. It’s okay. We won’t do anything. If you wanna chill and watch your boring animal planet, that is all you’ll do.” 
Uh-huh. Right. 
“I’ll tell Namjoon.” You threaten. 
“Ooooh. Wouldn’t wanna get in trouble with the boss.”
“No, you wouldn’t.”
“Hey.” Yoongi’s deep drawl comes from behind the sofa. You pay no mind to the shiver that slinks down your frame at just the sound of his voice. “I’m going out.”
“Hey.” you and Hoseok echo at the same time. 
“Did a good job on the couch,” Hoseok pipes up, cheerful. “Can’t even really tell there was a foursome on it 24 hours ago. Mostly.”
“Thanks.” 
You don’t hear him moving. Is he watching the show with you? You can’t tell. What do you suppose Yoongi’s opinion of mongoose is? Are?
“Hey,” he says again, quieter. 
“Hey?” you mumble, sensing that he might be addressing you.
“I...I’m sorry. For yesterday.”
“Sorry about fucking your ass like a maniac,” Hoseok clarifies helpfully. “Imagine that on a card.”
Yoongi ignores him. “I’m gonna go...try and get something to eat. I’m sorry...for what I said.” He draws a breath through his teeth. “Threatening.” 
“...it’s okay.” you say after a beat. 
“I’m sorry for the other things I said, too. Calling you stuff.”
“It’s fine, Yoongi.” It isn’t fine, not really. You aren’t sure how you feel about being called a slut when they’re no better, but the threatening to kill you feels like it should be crossing a very specific line. On the other hand...you can’t shake the sense that he’s being honest. Like he’s actually sorry. You won’t look at him, though. You know exactly what kind of look he has on his face. The kind of deeply hungry look etched into his very skin. And if he’s any worse off than he was yesterday, you aren’t sure either of you would survive if you made eye contact. 
Out of the corner of your vision, you catch movement. A long, veiny hand, hovering over the couch. You’re afraid for a moment that it might be reaching for you, but instead, he drifts towards Hoseok’s shoulder. It hesitates, as if waiting for a reprimand, but eventually touches down and curls faintly, familiarly. 
“Sorry for hazing you, Hope.”
Hoseok snorts. But his tone is genuine as you’ve ever heard him. “It’s alright. I know you aren’t okay.”
“I mean it.” He's oddly insistent. “I won’t do it again without permission.” 
Hoseok nods, pouting absently. “‘Kay.” 
Yoongi’s hand lingers before it slips off, and you aren’t sure what, exactly, sort of vibe is filling the atmosphere. 
“Good luck,” Hoseok adds, oddly gentle.  
“Thanks.” You can hear him travelling down the hallway to the front door. He has a habit of dragging his feet. The door is, by comparison, almost unbearably loud, and when it shuts, it shuts everything into a muted silence.
There’s a blissful quiet, but you can tell that Hoseok isn’t the kind of person to stay quiet for very long. He starts twitching, sniffing, scratching his neck, trying and failing to feign interest in your show.
“Heard you met Jackson.”
There it is. It’s begun. You resist the urge to sigh. “Yep.” 
“What did you think about Yugyeom?” 
“Who?”
“The baby of the coven. Sweet kid.”
“I didn’t meet any of the others.”
“Oh.”
Again, a silence settles between you. The mongoose on screen darts furiously, little legs spurring it over terrain with that kind of desperation that small animals are so good at. 
“Mark’s nice, too.”
“Do you really have nothing better to do?” You crane to peer at him in exasperation, brow furrowed. 
“I want to hang out with you.” Funny, considering he isn’t looking you in the eye. 
“We haven’t interacted at all unless it was for sex.”
“I know!” He throws up his hands, flopping backwards dramatically. “That’s the thing! But Namjoon seems to be really caught up in you. I’m curious, okay?” 
“I don’t know what to tell you but all you’re doing is making things awkward.”
“No.” There’s a weird tone in his voice that convinces you to look back to him. His grin has disappeared, and when he shrugs, it’s heavy, like the world is up there. “No, I don’t have anything better to do. And, I...honestly, not to be mean, but I can’t stand animal planet, alright?”
“What psycho doesn't like animals?”
“Animals are fine, it’s not the animals, just—like, okay, I get it!” He waves at the screen. “He’s really fast and he’s gonna eat smaller things and something bigger is probably gonna eat him. I get it. Once you’ve watched one, you’ve watched all of them.”
“What would you rather do, then, huh?”
“Anything! Let’s go out.”
“I’m not leaving this couch. I cannot walk.”
“We can do anything else. Anything.”
“What if I don’t want to do something with you?”
“Sheesh, I just want to get to know you.”
“I don’t know you!” you burst, throwing your own hands ceiling ward, rolling your eyes. “I don’t know any of you! I don’t know me! So sorry not sorry, it’s tough that you’re bored, but what I wanna do is sit here and watch animal planet until my taint stops fucking hurting!”
“Do you want to?” 
“Do I want to what.”
“Know me. I don’t mind talking about it.”
“You don’t seem to mind talking, full stop.”
“You aren’t wrong,” he adds, “Anything to distract from animal planet. Anything.”
“Alright, fine.” you lean back with a huff, rolling your eyes. “Tell me your story, Hoseok. Animal planet stays on during.”
“Poor family.” he starts off much less dramatically than you’d have thought he would, just diving right into it. “Really poor. Dirt poor. Ma and Pa worked triple, just to keep food on the table. Me and my sister worked too, soon as we could, delivering papers and stuff.”
“...You have a sister?” 
“Don’t interrupt.”
“Sorry.”
“Yeah.” You can hear the shuffle of the fabric, feel the displacement as he moves to copy you, sinking further into the sofa’s cushions. “I did. I got really into music, too. Music, y’know, it doesn’t care, where you’re from. What you know, who you know. Started making it. Shitty stuff, really bad.” 
“How bad?”
“Incredibly bad.”
“I believe it.”
“Don’t be rude.”
You shrug, watching a mole dig a hole and wiggle into it with a faint feeling of jealousy. “Beginners are bad.”
“Yeah, well. I got better. Once Yoongi and I met...I mean—”
You crane your head, throwing him a surprised raise of your brows. “You knew each other? Like before?”
The dark expression that flits across his face reminds you of who he is. Who he’s been to you, regardless of the person he’s talking about now. His grin isn’t friendly. “What did I say about interrupting?” he muses, low, but he cocks his head and returns his empty stare to the television. “It was like magic. He could write like the devil, make all these tracks that made you feel things...He was a music god and I prayed in his church every day I could.” 
“So the…” you make fangs on either side of your mouth with your fingers. He pretends he doesn’t see you. 
“I don’t know where he got it. He said he knew a way to the top. He said...we’d never die.” Here, he chuckles, but like the smile, there’s no warmth in it. “I thought he meant by being famous. Y’know, like a sane person.”
“Yoongi changed you?”
“Yeah. He did.”  
Hoseok shifts on the couch again, his gaze turning into thoughtful as he reminisces. The light of the television plays off his hair, his fine cheekbones and long eyelashes. You think briefly of how that must have looked. A different version of him. A hardworking boy promised a way up through the rungs of his passion. He’s kind of understandable when you think of him that way. Doesn’t excuse his behavior, in your opinion. But understandable.
“We fell out for a while. My family grew old without me. I went to my mom’s funeral in a disguise. My sister...I mean, by the end, she didn’t even recognize me.”
“...I’m sorry.”
He shrugs. “It’s how things are supposed to be. I’m just not...supposed to be stuck for them. I’m supposed to go through them too. But he was still there for me. And eventually I came back to him. Scared of being alone, I guess. Together, we met Jin and Namjoon. And that’s...I mean, that’s pretty much it.” 
The tv switches to a commercial break, and above the glare of super-powered objects that will surely change your life for the better, the shouting people telling you exactly what you’re missing, you finally enjoy a pause of real silence that lasts longer than two minutes. Hoseok seems to have fallen out of whatever chatty mood had spurred this impromptu baring of his soul, but you aren’t sure, now that you have it, whether you preferred it when he was talking. The commercial break turns to a news report and suddenly Jin’s face is appearing on the screen, handsome eyes dark and expression serious. Suit sharp, hands clasped businesslike on the table in front of him. He’s reporting on this and that, talking about celebrities you don’t know, people in offices of power that you don’t remember. None of it particularly interests either of you as far as you can tell. Neither of you really belongs here anyways.
Until a picture flashes on the screen that you immediately recognize. 
“Oh shit.” Hoseok exhales sharply next to you. You’re inclined to agree with him. 
It’s you. Standing next to Namjoon in his hoodie and Yoongi’s sweatpants, scarf wrapped carelessly about your shoulders. It’s a little blurry, but there’s no mistaking either of you, even with Namjoon halfway turned away from the camera. Ahead, the sharp lights of the store, and all around you the racks of reasonably priced outfits.
“In other news, we’ve received an anonymous tip about the whereabouts of a local wanted criminal—” Oops, you’re having a really hard time breathing. Local wanted criminal? Namjoon. Oh, fuck. “—posted on social media, with the comment, quote, ‘look at that guy—”
Hoseok moves, scrambling for his phone stashed away in his back pocket, brow furrowed. 
Those kids. Those teens. Oh, shit. 
“—do not try to engage, and instead call law enforcement with the street address—”
How can Jin stay so calm, ratting his brother out like that? You scrutinize his face in shock, looking for some indication, some way out. But he only continues on, steely, unmoved.
“—for her involvement in the riots that have been plaguing—”
Wait. 
Did he say “her”?...
“Namjoon,” Hoseok says from next to you. He must have gotten his phone out, punched in the numbers to connect him to the other man. “Yeah, uh, everything’s okay with us, but...” 
Another picture flashes on the screen. 
It’s you again. 
But this time, it’s a mugshot. Your hair’s wild. Your makeup is smeared. And there’s a look in your eyes you don’t remember ever wearing in your life. But it’s you. You see that face in the mirror as often as you can bear it. 
“—while authorities confirm, and continue the search for the suspect.” 
“Again, if you see this woman, do not engage. Report to your nearest law enforcement office as soon as you can. Stay safe.” Jin finishes.
“Namjoon, I think we have a problem.” 
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