{08.} YunHo & ChangMin

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Prompt #38 Domination/Submission (sexual or psychological) for the DARK!AU Challenge
Pairing: YunHo/ChangMin
Word Count: 937w
Rating: Mature (for theme; PG-15 all in all)
Warnings: Domination/Submission (so, yeah)

We’ll be Alright

“Don’t” ChangMin whispers and YunHo’s hand flinches back immediately. “Good boy.”

He moves past YunHo and YunHo pushes the cart behind him. “It just looked good” YunHo explains, but the ‘I just wanted to try it’ dies in his chest before he can say it out loud. Still, ChangMin presses his lips into a severe line and arches his brow. YunHo looks down guiltily.




The Belgium chocolate box stares at him, taunting. Mocking.

He wishes he wasn’t feeling this heaviness inside his chest telling him he shouldn’t have been so bold.

He should have remembered his place.
He should never forget his place.

"You haven't earned it" ChangMin chastises, harsh. Much too harsh.

In stark contrast, his slender pianist fingers trace the curve of YunHo’s face with and YunHo’s cheeks burn with shame. The slightest but most powerful string of resentment tugs his stomach into a knot—how did he, a thirty year old man, came to be the plaything of a brat like ChangMin?

And then ChangMin thumbs at his lower lip, the touch decisive, possessive—YunHo’s heart leaps and he feels about to faint, anger and delight mingling in a poisonous mix he already knows inside himself well.

“Come on, let’s move on” ChangMin whispers. YunHo, of course, obliges.

It's not that YunHo is not still in love with ChangMin...

It’s more like… YunHo’s an object now, and all he can do is be owned and be loved and belong. It might not be very different from love, true, but it is not quite the same either.

"Go bring the car" ChangMin orders and YunHo nods, smiling with obedience written all over his face. The chocolate box incident has been pushed aside.

An object doesn't hold grudges.

ChangMin smiles back and ruffles his hair. He leans in, kissing his cheek. The cashier eyes them in a grumpy manner, but what does that matter when ChangMin sighs a soft good, YunHo against YunHo’s skin and YunHo’s knees can almost buckle. He feels relief wash over him and a smile plaster all over his expression. He’s good. He does not need to worry about anything else than being good to ChangMinnie, and isn’t that such a simple life?

If he’s being honest, YunHo doesn't know where it comes from—this need to please, so scorching, so tangible. It started as a game; that much he remembers. He remembers ChangMin blushed and panting underneath him, and himself asking "what do you want?"
ChangMin whispering, touch me, please, fuck me, incoherently, chest heaving—it's still the most beautiful thing YunHo has ever seen.

"Whatever you want, baby. Whatever." YunHo meant it.

Three years later and it's just like that, minus the "please". ChangMin hasn't said please to YunHo in over two years.

YunHo doesn’t remember if he minds, anymore.

The drive home is weird. ChangMin seems restless as YunHo drives them to their small apartment in a very middle class neighborhood. It’s a nice block, the one they live in. Quiet and clean. Some people give them the stink eye when they kiss, even if it’s chaste, but otherwise they are left alone to their own business.

YunHo carries the bags inside their apartment and shuts the front door behind him, hating how the click of the doorknob makes him uneasy.

“Put everything in place and then come to my room” the younger says as he disappears down the hallway. There are three rooms in this apartment, aside from the kitchen and open concept living slash dining room. None of those rooms is YunHo’s.

He starts unpacking, everything so familiar by now that is almost routine.

Why? Why does he crave this so much? Why does he need ChangMin’s approval, ChangMin’s permission, ChangMin’s attention, ChangMin, ChangMin, ChangMin, ChangMin—where had it all gone so damn wrong?

He stops dead on his feet when he catches a glimpse of the small blue box in one of the bags, and pulls it out. His heartbeat is race-strong and his mouth has gone dry.

Oh, oh.

He floats to ChangMin’s home office and knocks, hearing a faint come in, before he dares crack the door open.

“ChangMinnie” he mutters as he slowly steps in.

ChangMin looks away from his laptop screen to him, a lenient smile, eyes full of affection and YunHo swears his heart has stopped from beating too hard.

“I thought… I thought you said…”

“YunHo, come here.”

ChangMin’s voice is soft and sweet, so YunHo obliges without hesitation. There’s never hesitation when it comes to pleasing ChangMin. When he is right in front of ChangMin he drops to his knees, just to have that familiar sensation of ChangMin staring down to him. He feels the younger man’s hands rest under his jaws as they gently lift his face upwards, and the whole world stops spinning when those beautiful brown eyes hold him with all the love one soul can contain.

“You deserve everything, YunHo. You’re so, so obedient. You’re good. I must take care of you. I will always make you happy, remember that.”

He’s good. ChangMin’s good. They’re so good together.

His eyes well up and he mutters, “thank you”, and he’s just so grateful, so touched. “You treat me too well.”

ChangMin’s eyes glint as he stands up, pulling YunHo with him. “C’mon. I’ll take care of you even better. And we’ll drink the chocolate after.”

And this time, when their bedroom door clicks closed, the sound spikes in YunHo a shiver of pure excitement that runs through his core.

Yes, objects can’t love.

But they don’t ever, ever, leave either.

Objects are happiest when being owned.

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