Jaemin fic recs
This is Changmin and he’s 16 years old. He’s watching his math teacher’s lips and thinking about what it would taste like, if he kissed a boy.
Rating: G
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Five times Jaejoong kisses Changmin and one time Changmin kisses back.
Rating: PG
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It was Jaejoong’s desire for freedom that Changmin fell for, so he knows he shouldn’t be surprised when Jaejoong leaves.
Rating: PG-13
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Hyunjoong kicks Jaejoong out, so he decides to crash at Changmin’s for a week.
Rating: PG
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After a wine cooler and a cigarette or two, Jaejoong’s always a bit more agreeable.
Rating: NC-17
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Jaejoong hops out without even using the door, and Changmin rolls his eyes. “You’re early,” he says off-handedly.
“Heard the report, figured you would be out here, too.” Jaejoong is the lifeguard that patrols on the morning, but everyone knows he never does anything but hit on the surfers. It’s a running joke, and it’s not like he’s never had to do any real life-saving – it’s a local beach, and everyone that comes knows what they’re doing.
Rating: PG-13
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Falling in love is hard enough without a little divine intervention.
Rating: PG
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The boy looks even worse under the harsh glare of the fluorescents, bruised and bleeding from at least a dozen shallow cuts on his upper body. Changmin does the best he can with the first aid kit from the cabinet over the sink. He’s debating calling someone for help when he notices that the boy’s awake, and watching him with a strange intensity that puts him immediately on edge.
He grins up all Changmin then, all white teeth and gums, forced, humourless. “So.” His voice is cracked, dry, and he swallows with visible effort. “You’re the one.”
Rating: PG-13
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Wherein Changmin believes that rules are for idiots and Jaejoong tries to reason out to him. He tries.
Rating: PG-13
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Changmin can’t quite tell if Jaejoong is joking or not. He’s had some strange ideas in the past but he doesn’t typically cling to them quite like he has been this one. The whole thing is absurd and blown way out of proportion; still Changmin had hoped for the slight possibility that it was some sort of crazy stunt.
Then again, Jaejoong brandishing a safety piercer at him with a manic gleam in his eye makes the situation a little more dire.
Rating: R
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The guy was so obviously single.
Rating: PG
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Changmin isn’t good at not knowing what to do. Jaejoong’s palm presses his shoulder to the door (locked, he hopes wildly) and the other hand brushes knuckles across his cheek.
Rating: PG-13
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Fall in love whenever you can 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
After Changmin accidentally lets slip the fact that he’s gay to his friend- he still thinks Junsu got him drunk on purpose- he is then subjected to a series of blind dates, each of whom Junsu claims is perfect for him.
Additional pairings: Yunjae
Rating: R
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Jaejoong makes a sex tape.
Rating: NC-17
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The intensity of Changmin’s gaze in that brief moment is burnt into his mind and the back of his eyelids, a scar.
Rating: PG-13
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Jaejoong is a prick. But he and his ship are my responsibility. But he’s a prick. And he always gets what he wants, and for some reason, he wants me. The question is, do I want him?
Rating: NC-17
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Once upon a time there lived a man so great he could have been a king. His name was Yunho, and he owned the land, the vast, unexplored territories few dared venture through; he had thousands of followers: subjects, servants, all men and women loyal only to him and willing to die for him, even. But their great leader grew tired of their never-ending devotion and, one day, asked his sorcerer to create for him the perfect companion.
Rating: PG-13
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Two weeks before they’re scheduled to fly to Bora Bora, Jaejoong goes on a Changmin hunt only to find him in one of the company training rooms at an hour when all good dongsaeng should be tucked tightly in their beds. He tells Changmin this after leaning against the door to watch him stretching for fifteen minutes (purely in concern, of course) and Changmin jerks in surprise, spinning on Jaejoong with surprising grace given the twist his body’s in.
Rating: NC-17
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Ever since Changmin’s hair was cut, Jaejoong’s found the newly-bared strip of skin at the back of Changmin’s neck to be an almost irresistable temptation.
Additional pairings: Jaehomin
Rating: PG
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Changmin has a crush and Jaejoong indulges.
Rating: NC-17
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“Hey,” he says, voice low, “who’s that kid down there?”
Junsu looks to where he’s pointing and seems surprised. “Him? That’s Shim Changmin. You’ve never heard of him? Apparently he’s some kind of genius, he’s skipped a couple grades and all the professors adore him. Why?”
Jaejoong doesn’t answer, and Junsu shrugs and returns to his notes.
Shim Changmin, he thinks to himself. Shim Changmin.
Rating: PG-13
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Changmin and Jaejoong show their affections a little different than the others.
Rating: NC-17
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Changmin’s life takes an unexpected turn when he falls in love.
Rating: PG-13
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Stay, Jaejoong’s fingers locked around Changmin’s wrist. Stay the night if you dare, he whispered, nocturnal eyes illuminated by the pale moonlight shattering into the room through flimsy curtains.
Rating: PG-13
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Obsession (you are mine.)
One day, Changmin will learn not to answer the phone at four in the morning because it’ll only ever be Jaejoong, and Jaejoong will only ever want to drive him insane.
Rating: NC-17
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Opium Dreams, Sake-tinged Wishes
There is a price to be paid for every wish. [to save them, he must break himself]
Additional pairings: Homin
Rating: G
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The story really begins when Changmin gets a C in his calculus class. There are a thousand reasons why he did so poorly— the teacher didn’t like him, the tests were impossibly hard, it was Junsu’s fault— but they fail to convince his mother, who is so appalled that she immediately signs him up for tutoring.
Rating: PG-13
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When Changmin was young, he had an American penpal. His name was Johnny and he wanted to fly airplanes or chart the Pacific.
Rating: PG-13
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Wherein Jaejoong pretends that everyone else is Changmin.
Rating: PG
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Few things were better than a damp Jaejoong fresh out of the shower, especially when Changmin got him all to himself. Yunho had been worried about the two of them sharing a hotel room after they’d been sniping at each other all day, but Jaejoong had reassured him, had him eating out of his fucking hand more like, and so they were.
Rating: NC-17
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Changmin hates disorder. A place for everything, and everything in its place, and even then he knows where his is. Once the fog clears, that is, once his knees stop threatening to give out, once Jaejoong stops looking at him like that.
Additional pairings: Yoomin Jaechun
Rating: PG-13
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Junsu is the friend, the sidekick, the last resort. He is the outsider, always looking in… but he can’t know where to stand if they keep changing the boundaries.
Additional pairings: Minsu Jaeminsu
Rating: PG-13
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Later that day, Jaejoong’s watching a drama on the television when a news report comes up about them. He hears one sentence— “The five gods of the east—” before Yunho grabs the remote and turns it off.
“Five?” Jaejoong asks, curiously. “Who’s the fifth member?”
Additional pairings: Yoomin
Rating: PG-13
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Of music and celebration, and a love that plays in between.
Rating: PG-13
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Movie night leads to wandering hands and a lot more than Changmin bargained for.
Additional pairings: OT5
Rating: NC-17
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Jaejoong being just a little bit lonely in his life and finding something precious in a tiny corner café no one ever goes to. “The black apron around his waist almost suits him better than a guitar, maybe.”
Rating: PG
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Skies that fall down
It’s never only just the lonely.
Rating: PG
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Yunho was the one who found his broken pieces, Jaejoong was the one who couldn’t fix him, and Changmin…Changmin was the one who no one could save.
Additional pairings: Homin
Rating: R
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Changmin had just turned eighteen when he moved to New York, full of hopes and dreams and everything young adults are made of.
Rating: PG-13
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“I can’t believe you woke me up at three in the morning just to come drive your drunk ass home.”
Rating: R
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Stunned, Changmin sat back on his heels, eyes wide, fingers coming up to cover his lips. “You—” he said haltingly. “I— what was that?”
Jaejoong smiled smugly, pulling a small bag of a few wrapped candies out of his backpack. “I found a new candy store a couple blocks away from school. It was full when I got home, but I went a little sugar-crazy.”
“It makes your mouth taste amazing.”
Rating: PG-13
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There are myths that say that cameras can steal your soul: that having your likeness, your essence, captured in film, is to lose that piece of you forever. They’re just myths, of course – but what can myths mean, when you’re already a legend, and a member of the most photographed band in the world?
Rating: PG-13
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It’s the young kid, Changmin, who makes you nervous. He’s quiet and unapproachable, nodding when appropriate and staring into the air other times.
Rating: PG-13
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While Shim Changmin wouldn’t call himself the sharpest tack in the box, he’s pretty damned close to it, and it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that there’s something wrong with this place.
Rating: PG-13
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Love.
It seems like only yesterday.
Rating: PG-13
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Don’t be like that. We all know you like men.
I like men all right. Just don’t like your ugly face.
Rating: PG-13
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