#enhypensunoo | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

kpop-fanatic-lover16 · 1 year

Text

White Diamonds - Park Sunghoon

Pairing: Enhypen Sunghoon x fem!reader

Genre: fluffy, angst, some suggestiveness toward the end

Warnings: uh rejection? Brother Jay being protective?

Word Count: 4k

A/n: so uh yeah I was supposed to make all of Enhypen's stories Christmas related and I ran out of time so Sunghoon's is New Year's themed! Enjoy!

♡

The sound of your heeled boots clicking on the tile floor in the department store gave you a sense of style as you walked over to a rack of clothes near the back of the store. Skimming through the hangers, you found the right size you needed and went to the register. A smile greeted you as the lady behind the counter traded out your new size for the size you previously got in a Christmas present.

Something caught your eye in the display window underneath you. It was a diamond necklace, glittering up at you. It wasn't priced too high which furthered your interest. Your shopping partner noticed you taking interest in the necklace.

"Can we take a look at that necklace?" he asked, pointing at the one you were staring at. You opened your mouth to reject the idea, but the lady behind the counter already agreed kindly, pulling it out from under the glass and setting down in front of you.

"Thank you," you softly said, smiling at her before taking a good look at the jewelry. The male next to you pressed his body lightly into your right shoulder, peering down at the necklace. His eyes peeked up to look at your reaction to the diamonds, wondering how badly you wanted it.

"Do you like it?" he asked, keeping the conversation between the two of you low and private to avoid the sale's lady trying to convince you to buy it. You smiled at him and nodded, loving the design and placement of the diamonds. He reached in his back pocket for his wallet the instant he knew you liked it.

"We'll take the necklace too." he stated, handing the lady his card. He tried his best to keep a straight face when he looked at you to see your eyes had gone wide with shock and surprise.

"Jay," you gasped, smacking his arm. "I've got my own money."

"Consider it an early birthday present." he said, taking the bag your new blouse was in as well as the bag holding your new necklace. "I have to spoil my little sister somehow."

"My birthday is not for another seven months." you dead panned. Jay only smiled, walking in front of you to get the door. He was proud of himself for finally buying something you liked instead of guessing randomly on your interests.

The two of you continued to walk around near the shops, getting some free time and relaxation before the New Year's Eve Ball the two of you were required to attend to by the order of your parents. Every year the two of you were required to attend and showcase the strong and beautiful aura of your family business, which you weren't interested in partaking. Jay helped when he could but wasn't interested in taking over the business just like you.

"Who are you taking tomorrow?" you asked Jay, referring to the dates you both had to have for tonight. Jay took a sip of his coffee as the two of you rounded the corner of a building.

"I'm taking a girl from my extracurriculars class," he replied. You raised an eyebrow at him wondering why he chose someone he didn't know. He noticed your quirked eyebrow and rolled his eyes playfully.

"Yes," Jay confirmed your questioning look. "I'm taking her so that I'm entertained for the night by all of her questions rather than trying to come up with random small talk like I would with one of our cousins or an old friend. Like you."

You bit the inside of your cheeks at his words. He was right. Small talk was always the worst, and you almost always were paired with a cousin or a random stranger your parents knew. Not this year though. You had other plans for a date.

"Who's going with you?" Jay asked opening the door into another store. He furrowed his eyebrows when you simply stared at him. Then realization hit him, his eyes lighting up in hotly disapproval, "No, absolutely—"

"No!" Sunghoon, your brother's best friend, declined with a tone filled with disbelief. Your face fell in annoyance at his answer.

Sunghoon and Jay were tighter than a corset when it came to their friendship. Sunghoon always came over for dinner twice a week and stayed over most nights, having more fun at your house than his. Despite him and Jay being so close, the two of you had your own relationship. You would call it a weird one after he rejected your affection for him back in the first year of high school. But after six months or so of him continuing to treat you nicely, you forgave him and let him still be a part of your life.

To say you were torturing yourself would be an understatement considering your feelings for him only grew stronger as he went through maturity and grew in height. He was so incredibly handsome now. On the nights he stayed over, you had to give yourself mental pep talks to talk yourself out of the idea of you and him together. Jay knew about it too, which only made things more difficult.

Currently, you were at Sunghoon's house as you finished making yourself a cup of coffee to warm you from the cold outside. You gave Sunghoon a pout, hoping that would change his mind; it didn't. He shook his head, leaving the kitchen to go back to his room. Now that he was on the run from your question, you had to chase him before your reasoning fell flat.

"It would be a one-time thing!" you cried out, desperate to get him to agree since you were all out of time trying to find someone. The ball was tonight and that meant either you were going with Sunghoon or going alone. Alone was not an option.

"Why can't you go with a cousin or something?" Sunghoon was now leaning back into his pillows, scrolling through his phone. You didn't answer him which made him raise an eyebrow at you. He was going to be very hard to get on board with this idea.

"Sunghoon," you sighed out, setting your coffee cup on his nightstand before dropping down onto his bed, laying purposely on his legs, which he complained at. "I don't want to go with one of my cousins. I would rather go with you because you would make that stupid Christmas event worth going."

He rolled his eyes at your whining (his heart was pounding at your choice of words) and went back to staring at his phone. When you wouldn't get off his legs, he reached over and grabbed another one of his pillows, smacking you harshly with it, "I already told you. I'm going out with Heeseung for a guy's night. Plus, as much as I like going places with you, I hate that Christmas event. I hate dressing up and pretending that I'm enjoying myself in the moments where we have to interact."

"I know but I have to have a date and I refuse to go with someone I don't know!" you also took this time of year to show yourself off and showcase the growth you'd gone through each year. Sunghoon would be lying if he said the last few times your Christmas looks made him slightly regret rejecting you so long ago. The party reminded him of that moment and now that he returned the affection, he didn't want a reminder that you couldn't be his.

"What does Jay think?" Sunghoon's words made you pause, trying to figure out how to word Jay's opinion without digging yourself into a hole. Sunghoon's scoff pulled you out of your thoughts and made you angry. "Classic older protective brother. I'm not going with you, so find someone else."

You got up from his bed with anger and grabbed your coat. "Screw you, Sunghoon."

An hour later, Sunghoon's phone rang. Confused, he lifted his head from his pillow and grabbed the phone to look at the person's ID. Jay.

"Hey," Sunghoon answered, laying his head back down and blinking a few times to rid his body of sleep.

"I have a tux for you."

"What?" Sunghoon furrowed his eyebrows. What was he talking about? A tux?

"I know you don't have one and you need to wear one or else my parents are going to kill the both of us later," Jay said over the phone only making Sunghoon more confused. The silence on the end of the phone made Jay stop rolling the cuffs back on his sleeves. Did Sunghoon tell you no?

"I'm not going," Sunghoon sighed, finally realizing what Jay was talking about. "I'm going out with Heeseung tonight."

"You rejected my sister for the second time?" Jay deadpanned. Sunghoon was weary of Jay's tone. When he put it that way it sounded horrible.

"I'm not going to your family's New Year's Eve Ball."

The line was silent. Sunghoon checked to see if he had hung up, but realized he was still there. "She can't go alone."

"Jay," Sunghoon sighed again, pinching the bridge of his nose out of stress. "You know I like her. You've been telling me since we became friends that she was off limits, and I've respected that. Going with her when she looks that beautiful is like asking me to walk out into public naked."

"It's doable." came the reply. Jay laughed when he heard Sunghoon's complaints tumbling over the other end. "Fine. You owe me one from tenth grade. Saving you from that paper that was due. This is me asking you for a favor, please, just take her and I'll thank you later."

Sunghoon couldn't argue with that. He'd been in a really bad spot with that paper. With that, he caved, "If something happens, I blame you. And she is pissed at me so expect her not to be in a good mood."

"Don't worry, once she sees you, her mind will be made up." Jay told him, finishing his sleeves and taking the phone back into his hands from his shoulder. "I'll send over the tux."

It was about an hour away from the Ball when you finished getting ready. Since this was the last year of you being under your parent's house, you had picked the most elegant gown you could to help send you off into the real world. A pearl white ball gown with a deep sleeveless sweetheart neckline. The gown shimmered elegantly when you twirled it back and forth like a little girl trying on a dress for the first time. You pinned your hair up nicely after curling it and added the diamond necklace Jay purchased for you yesterday. He also found some earrings to go with it the next morning. For your shoes, you were secretly going to bring converses to change into in the limo on the way there because you'd be on your feet most of the night.

"Y/n," your mother called up to your room. "The limo is here."

You huffed, pulling the pearl white shoes with a shiny solid stiletto heel onto your right foot and then your left before carefully, yet gracefully, walking out into the hall. Jay came from his room stopping to take you in.

"That's your best look yet," he commented.

"I would hope so," you smiled, closing your door behind you and looking for a place to hide your converses. Jay smirked at you and held his hand out. You gave him the shoes and watched as he tucked his right arm behind his back and offered you his left arm to walk you down the stairs. "Thanks."

"What are the shoes this year?" he asked as the two of you began to walk down the stairs. As soon as you took the first step, he knew they were difficult to walk in. "Pumps?"

"Stilettos." he grimaced at you and held the converses a little tighter.

"I'll be sure these make it to your limo," he promised, amazed at your ability to walk, much less down the stairs. You squeezed his arm gratefully as you finished the last few steps safely. When you came around the corner into the entry way, you paused, looking at a sight you never thought you'd see.

Park Sunghoon, in a tux. Looking way more handsome than usual.

Jay looked at your expression and saw it held question. Then he saw some kind of anger flash through your eyes. Oh boy, what did Sunghoon say to make you so mad?

The sound of your mother's amazed gasps drew you away from looking at Sunghoon (who was looking at the shelves of books and hadn't noticed you yet) to greet your mother with a smile. She helped you choose tonight's look, and you were so glad despite how much you hated going to the ball. Now that you were on steady ground, Jay unhooked his arm from yours and kissed his mother on the cheek before heading out to your limo to hide the shoes.

"It turned out to be more beautiful than I thought!" she gushed warmly, squeezing your arm gently and comfortingly. All the sourness you felt when seeing Sunghoon washed away at her words and affection. You were grateful for her.

When Sunghoon heard the commotion behind him, he turned to see who was speaking. His eyes glazed over every inch of you, feeling his heart jump to his throat and begin to beat rapidly. He swallowed hard. This is exactly what he was afraid would happen the second you appeared in front of him. There was no way he was going to be able to control himself from blurting out all of his feelings to you. Only when Jay reappeared, Sunghoon remembered his place.

Jay came over to stand next to Sunghoon, following his friend's gaze over to you. He knew the turmoil going around in Sunghoon's head, but as much as he loved Sunghoon as a friend, he loved you more and couldn't bear the thought of him possibly breaking your heart. You didn't need that. Though the look on your face when you looked over at them spoke volumes of its own.

"Jay," your mother called to him. "Your limo is here. You need to go get your date before the party starts."

Jay simply nodded, patting Sunghoon on the back and kissing your cheek before leaving the room. Your mother left also, leaving you and Sunghoon alone. He could sense your anger from where he was standing, which frightened him a little bit.

"Why are you here?" you asked, looking at him. Sunghoon shifted slightly, uncomfortable under your stare.

"Jay."

"Oh," you scoffed, realizing that this situation was actually worse. "So, you're not here because you want to be here, but because Jay either threatened, bargained, or convinced you to come. That's actually worse than me going alone."

Sunghoon knew this night was going to be terrible if he didn't fix this. You watched as he crossed the entry way in long strides to stand in front of you. "Look, I'm sorry I was so negative earlier. Jay has never let me take you out even if it was for a family event, so I naturally said no. I've already had to reject you twice and now that Jay has approved of me taking you to the New Year's Eve Ball, can you let me do it properly?"

Some of his words surprised you, leaving you wondering what his side of your relationship had been like this whole time. If Jay was the middle blocking the end, how different would things be if he wasn't a factor in your relationship? Because Sunghoon was trying to make the night positive and explained some of the motive behind him rejecting you, you decided to let your anger go.

"Okay," you sighed. "Park Sunghoon, will you go to the New Year's Eve Ball?"

Sunghoon smiled, "With pleasure."

A little while later, the two of you were in the limo heading to the place the event was being held. After several minutes of driving, your eyes were scanning the car to see where Jay had put the shoes. He promised he would put them in here.

When you couldn't find them by scanning the interior, you unbuckled your seatbelt and puffed your dress out in front of you to provide mobility. Sunghoon watched silently as you lifted things and opened cabinets in search for your shoes, which he didn't know about. The sound of your huff made him speak.

"What are you doing?" he was more than amused at the sight of you on all fours in a ball gown digging through cabinets.

"I'm looking for my shoes that Jay put in here."

"You mean to say that you are bare footed?"

"No," you denied. "But I will be if I can't find these stupid shoes!"

Sunghoon began looking around the car, trying to help you find them. He happened to look down next to him, noticing a pair of converses on the seat. He grabbed them and held them up, "Are these it?"

You looked over your shoulder at him to see the shoes in his hands. Slight irritation pulsed through you at the fact that he'd found them faster than you had, and he was still seated nicely. With difficulty, you got back into the seat and took the shoes from him, muttering a small "Thank you".

His eyes widened when he saw you pull up the bottom hem of your dress, exposing your stiletto heel. "You were wearing those?"

"Uh yeah," you smiled. Handing him the heel while you finished changing out your shoes. He stared at the heel in shock, wondering how you were walking in the first place. The car pulled up to the venue as soon as you finished tying your shoes.

Cameras were flashing which caught him off guard. You smiled and grabbed his hand in yours, "Just focus on me."

Later in the even the music started to play, and dancing took place on the dance floor. You were standing with Sunghoon over by one of the walls, watching everyone around you walk, dance, chat, and laugh. Just like Jay's date, Sunghoon was also asking a lot of questions about the event and what was going on. It made you feel giddy inside whenever he looked at you after pointing at something in question.

The last dance was approaching, and you were hoping Sunghoon was going to ask you to dance. When they announced this was the last song for the night before the clock struck midnight, he realized. With small steps, he came in front of you and offered you his hand, mumbling a small "May I have this dance?". The smile that lit up your face made him warm on the inside and even more so when you accepted and followed him to the dance floor.

"I'm not very good at this."

"Don't worry," you assured him, taking his hand in yours and pulling him close to you. His strong aura fell a little bit at the feeling of you in his arms. He'd had you in his arms a few times, most of the time playfully as the two of you tackled each other or when he tickled you, but this was different, more intimate. "Me either."

For as long as the song was playing, you held onto him, swaying to the music with his arms holding you. Sunghoon was basking in the feeling of you, ignoring the stare of Jay from a far because he wanted to enjoy this moment with you. This may be the only time he'll get to hold you like this, which made his stomach feel sour.

"Sunghoon," you began, mumbling right next to his ear. He hummed in response, waiting for you to ask your question. "Back at the house you said you had to reject me. If Jay left things alone, would things be different?"

Sunghoon smiled. Yes.

Before he could respond, the lights dimmed, and the music stopped playing as your father announced there was fifteen seconds left on the clock until midnight. Both of you looked in the direction of your father on the small, elevated stage and listened as everyone began to count down at ten. You pulled back slightly to look at Sunghoon, searching his eyes as you waited for an answer.

"3...2...1, Happy New Year!"

The sound of champagne glasses clinked and sparklers lit up around the two of you, but you paid them no mind. Sunghoon kept your gaze, noticing Jay staring at the two of your from a far in his peripheral vision. Suddenly you felt Sunghoon's lips against yours, pressing a firm kiss. He held you a second longer before pulling back. His nose brushed against yours lightly, wondering if he'd crossed a line.

"I'll take that as a yes," you muttered before tilting your head back to meet his lips again. Instantly, he kissed you back, switching his hold on you slightly to deepen the kiss.

"Why are you so tall?" you huffed, standing completely on your tip toes to reach him. A smile appeared on his face at your words.

"If you were wearing your heels maybe it'd be easier."

"Oh shut up," you laughed letting him wrap his arms around your waist, lifting you up a bit to take some of the strain off your toes. "Take me somewhere else."

"This is why I love you," Sunghoon kissed your cheek and pulled the two of you out of the main hall, avoiding Jay and his flame gaze. The two of you ran to the end of a hallway and hid behind the wall of the arched window to see privacy.

Sunghoon pulled you by the waist and pressed you up against the wall before pressing his lips to yours again. He pushed his body against yours, desperately trying to hold you as close as he possibly could without making it uncomfortable for the two of you.

"Gosh," Sunghoon groaned. "You're so beautiful."

"Say it again."

"So, so beautiful."

At his words you only kissed him harder which made his heart jump. Just when his lips began to trail down your neck, his lips touching the cold diamonds and his hands traveling lower down your front, a voice called out your name. The two of you froze, staying as still as possible in an attempt to not get caught. Footsteps grew louder in your direction and in seconds, Jay was right next to the two of you. His eyes widened at the sight of you two; Sunghoon's face at the crook of your neck and your hands in his hair with your head tilted back to give him better access.

"Yah!" Jay nearly shouted. Sunghoon flinched, giving your collarbone a light peck secretly.

"Dang," Sunghoon muttered against your skin. Jay pulled him back roughly and shoved him.

"I said she was off limits!" Jay shouted again. Sunghoon closed his eyes and then opened them to look directly at you. He didn't regret a single ounce of his feelings for you or the fact that the two of you had just made out.

"You with me," Jay said taking your hand in his and dragging you away. Sunghoon winked at you when you turned back to look at him, mouthing an apology. Jay scoffed as images of you and Sunghoon popped back into his head, "He will not be on your New Year's resolution list, not if I have anything to do with it."

Oh, Sunghoon was definitely on your New Year's resolution list. Without a doubt.

271 notes · View notes