Love is Stronger than Blood (Snowdrop Oneshots)

3- contest

Modern AU. Just some fluff between our favorite gunslingers.

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"Hanna-ya!"

Hanna looked up from where she was loading her pistol. "Lee Kangmu. How did you know I'd be out here?"

"Because I know you so well."

Hanna rolled her eyes as her fiancé came to stand next to her.

"Don't you?" She asked, her voice dripping sarcasm. Of course he did. Lee Kangmu was probably the person who knew her the best.

Kangmu took his own pistol from his belt. "Target practice?"

"Yeah."

"Well, then... let's make this a little more interesting."

"Interesting?" Hanna glanced over her shoulder. Kangmu's face was suddenly incredibly close to hers. Even though the autumn air was chilly, Hanna's face heated up.

Kangmu smirked. "Five shots each. Whoever gets the most bullseyes wins."

"Wins what, exactly?" Hanna asked.

"Oh," Kangmu shrugged nonchalantly. "Whatever you want from me. I know what I'll ask for when I win."

"Don't get ahead of yourself," she teased.

He gestured at her gun. "Ladies first."

There were ten paper targets set up at the far side of the range, about fifteen meters away. Kangmu backed behind her as she took position.

Bang!

A bullet hole appeared in the first target.

Four more shots rang out, and soon enough, every other target in the line had a hole in it.

Kangmu grabbed the mounted binoculars and peered through it. She'd gotten three bullseyes, and the remaining two had both hit pretty damn close to center.

"Not bad," he said.

"Your turn," Hanna said, smugness lacing her voice. "Beat that."

"I'll try," he said meekly before taking position as Hanna backed away.

Four shots erupted.

Hanna watched through the binoculars as each shot was fired.

First one. Not quite bullseye, but close.

Second. Bullseye.

Third. Bullseye.

Fourth. Bullseye.

Hanna held her breath as Kangmu reloaded for his final shot.

Bang!

Dead-center.

Kangmu smiled and stuck the gun back into his belt. "Looks like I win, Jang."

"Okay," she said. "What do you want?"

Their eyes locked for several heartbeats.

"Kiss me."

The words were so quiet Hanna thought she must've imagined them.

"What?"

Kangmu's smile widened. "Come over here and kiss me."

Hanna's cheeks reddened. "Why don't you come over here?"

"Because I'm the winner."

She walked over to him, shaking her head.

"So this is what you've been after this whole time..."

Hanna stopped right in front of him, so close that the fronts of their coats were pressed together. She pushed herself up on her tiptoes to touch her forehead to his. Both of her hands cupped the sides of his face.

"You may have won," she whispered, feeling his breath against her mouth. "But you know me. I don't play fair."

She broke away and ran, laughing as she imagined his shocked face.

"Ya, Jang Hanna! Get back here!"

"Make me!" She shouted, sprinting into the surrounding woods, dry leaves crunching underneath her boots. She heard footsteps behind her.

"Hanna-ya!"

She ducked around a large tree trunk, still smiling.

"You sly fox," her hands were suddenly grabbed and pinned to the tree bark. Kangmu shoved her gently against the tree, then pressed himself against her, tilting his head down so they were the same height. Hanna gasped as his nose brushed hers. Her heart was racing, and she could feel his going at the same rate.

Kangmu smiled as he watched her eyes struggle to not flutter shut.

"It was a simple request, Hanna-ya," he whispered.

"Oh?" She asked, eyebrow raising. "Then why are you so worked up about it?"

He glared at her. "You know why."

"I do? I'm not sure-"

Kangmu cut her off by smashing his lips into hers. Hanna immediately melted into his kiss, closing her eyes and letting the old but somehow still new feelings take over her. Kangmu released her hands so he could wrap his arms around her, and she did the same. He pressed her head harder against the tree trunk, but she didn't even feel it.

"Kangmu," she breathed when he pulled away a little.

"Shh," he whispered, practically talking into her mouth. "Saranghae, Hanna-ya."

"S-saranghae," she whispered back before he kissed her again.