DINO / LEE CHAN ONESHOTS [✓]

44.

Requested By: lolaquaaa 💟

Mingyu and Wonwoo are little too possessive about Dino.

Dino strolled into the practice room, the echo of his footsteps mingling with the faint hum of music playing from a nearby studio.

He glanced around, noting the absence of his hyungs.

With a sigh of relief, he dropped his bag by the wall and began stretching, enjoying the rare moment of solitude.

However, it didn't last long.

The door creaked open, and Mingyu and Wonwoo stepped inside, their eyes instantly locking onto Dino.

"Chan-ah,"

Mingyu called out, his voice warm but his gaze sharp.

"You've been practicing alone a lot lately."

Dino smiled, trying to hide the slight unease bubbling in his chest.

"Yeah, just trying to improve my moves. Gotta keep up, you know?"

Wonwoo approached, his expression unreadable.

"You know you can always ask us for help, right? We don't mind staying late to practice with you."

Dino nodded, appreciating the offer but also feeling the familiar weight of their concern.

"I know, hyung. I just didn't want to bother you guys."

Mingyu's brows furrowed as he exchanged a glance with Wonwoo.

"It's never a bother, Dino. We just worry about you sometimes."

Dino chuckled, attempting to lighten the mood.

"You guys worry too much. I'm fine, really."

Wonwoo placed a hand on Dino's shoulder, his grip firm but gentle.

"We just want to make sure you're okay. We've noticed you seem a bit distant lately."

Dino's smile faltered for a moment, the sincerity in Wonwoo's eyes making it hard to brush off their concern.

"I appreciate it, hyungs. Really, I do. I just need some time to myself sometimes, you know?"

Mingyu sighed, his expression softening.

"We get that, but don't shut us out, okay? We're here for you."

Dino nodded, feeling a mixture of gratitude and frustration.

He knew they meant well, but their overprotectiveness sometimes made him feel suffocated.

"I won't. Thanks, guys."

As they settled into their practice routine, Dino couldn't shake the feeling that his hyungs' concern was more than just simple worry.

It was possessive, a constant reminder that they were watching, always ready to step in and shield him from whatever they perceived as a threat.