Stay Alive || BTS x reader

4

Jungkook happily skipped around the facility to show you where everything was. You had come to learn that there were a lot more patients than just the first couple of ones. Jungkook had explained that there were a total of 50 other patients staying in the facility. Because of the large amount, the facility was kind enough to create artificial areas that would make them feel less sick, as Jungkook put it.

It looked a lot like a regular living facility, with a bunch of nurses following after a couple of patients, watching over them. The common room was what one would assume. There was a wide variety of games available, things to keep the others occupied and mind off the fact that they were stuck in such a dreadful place.

As you looked over at the other people, your eyebrows furrowed as you took in the state of some of the patients. They look like they were in a fragile state of mind. It left you unnerved with how broken inside they looked. You wondered if that was the reason they were stationed there in the first place.

"What is it, (Y/N)?" You turned to look up at Jungkook who was watching you with worried eyes.

"Oh well, I didn't know HYBE was also a hospital." You shrugged. "But then again I did only apply to the pharmaceutical company. I didn't know they had this entire place underground." You looked around once more, frown deepening.

"Hi, (Y/N)!" The boy with the mole on his nose bounded up to you, his lips pulled into his signature boxy grin.

"Oh." Your eyes sparkled as you smiled at him. "Hi, Teahyung."

"How is your day going?" His childish energy made you giggle, shuffling along the room.

Jungkook followed behind you closely while Teahyung skipped next to you. "It's going good." You turned around to face the two boys. "I had breakfast for once so I feel great."

"You skip breakfast?!" Jungkook's expression turned into worry as he exclaimed quickly.

"Only sometimes." You shook your head with a pout. "I'm not going to have a very big lunch today so I had to eat." You spoke with a shrug.

"You're skipping lunch!?" If it was possible, Jungkook's eyes grew larger. His voice had risen as he looked at you with even more worry.

"No Jungkook! It's just not that big of a meal." You waved your hands at him, trying to calm him down. A blush settled on your cheeks as you took in how worried he actually looked, it made you giggle lightly.

"Jin would not at all be happy if one of us skipped meals." The boy absentmindedly spoke.

You giggled, not caring to ask him who this Jin was. Jungkook held him in high regard though from the tone of his voice. "Well I'm sure Jin won't care if I do."

"Now, how are your days going?" You asked the two boys, moving to take a seat at an empty table that was nearby.

"Better than most." Jungkook told you.

"Good, now." Taehyung beamed. "Hobi taught me a cool new trick and I want to show you!" The boy scooted closer to you, grabbing a piece of paper that was on the table. He began to rip it into smaller pieces, boxy grin on his lips as he got it to the right size.

"Sure." The smile that you gave the boy made him blush.

"Are you sure, Tae?" Jungkook spoke up, glancing between you and his friend with a questioning look.

"It's nothing serious." Taehyung waved him off. "I promise." The boy continued.

You watched as he began to move the paper around until he got it in a position he liked. He licked his lips as he placed both of hands on either side of the paper. You wanted to try your best to keep up with what he was doing, maybe to figure out how it was he was making the trick work. But the whole point of magicians' magic was to not know the secret.