heeseung and jake were magnetic, the kind of couple you couldn't take your eyes off. they had an effortless charm, the kind of synergy that made the room hotter when they walked in together. but lately, their glances lingered just a little too long on you, and you couldn't ignore the tension that hummed between the three of you.

it started innocently enough. you were close friends, always tagging along with them to late-night drives or lazy evenings on the couch. but then, jake’s hand started brushing yours more often, his smirk lasting a beat too long. heeseung wasn’t any better, his gaze heavy as it trailed down your neck when you spoke, as if every word you said belonged to him.

one night, they invited you over. the air was thick even before the first drink, and the way jake leaned into you as you sat on the couch made your heart race. heeseung watched from the other end, his lips twitching into a smirk when your gaze flicked nervously to him.

“you’re quiet tonight,” jake murmured, his voice low.

“am i?” you replied, though your voice wavered. you felt their eyes on you like a weight, pulling you deeper into something you weren’t sure you could escape.

heeseung moved closer, his thigh brushing against yours. “you know we notice things about you,” he said softly, his tone laced with something that made your breath hitch.

jake’s fingers trailed along your arm, deliberate and slow. “you’re not as innocent as you pretend to be, are you?”

the room felt too small, their presence overwhelming. you wanted to pull away, but the way their eyes darkened, the way heeseung tilted his head like he was daring you to move, rooted you in place.

“you can tell us to stop,” jake whispered, his lips so close to your ear you shivered. but you didn’t. you couldn’t. the tension broke, snapping like a live wire, and suddenly you were in their orbit, pulled in by a force neither of them planned to let go.