BTS Imagines and Preferences

Babysitter (V)

A/N: Okay, after this one I swear all of Tae's imagines won't include kids. He's just so adorable with kids, I can't resist. Fun Fact: Tae was my first bias; so I still have a soft spot for him. (Who am I kidding? I have a soft spot for all the boys). 

You'd just finished making dinner when there was a knock at the door. The two boys you were babysitting didn't even look up from their plates as you left to answer the door. 

"Hello?" you asked, pulling open the door. 

You stood in shock at the boy who stood in front of you. Kim Taehyung. He wore a pair of sweats, a hoodie with the hood pulled over his messy blond hair, and a mask; but you could still tell it was him. 

He pulled down the mask when he met your eyes and bowed politely. He carried a large duffel bag on his shoulders that looked to packed heavily. 

"Ah, Y/N-ah," he said. "I take it my aunt and uncle aren't home?" 

You nodded sheepishly, surprised the boy still remembered your name. Your families had been friends since you and Taehyung were children. He was only a year older than you, but because he had moved so far away and was successful, it sometimes felt like he was a whole generation older than you.

"Do you mind if I come in and see the boys? I wanted to surprise them," he said, holding up his duffel bag, which you assumed held various presents for his younger cousins. 

You nodded and stepped aside and allowed the boy to step inside. With the shut of the door, the two boys curiosity was piqued and you soon heard excited footsteps and yells. 

"Boys!" you chastised. "Remember your manners!" 

The two boys immediately bowed to their cousin before rushing to hug him again. Taehyung had crouched down and opened his arms wide, lovingly crushing both boys into his chest. 

"I have presents for you," he said, unzipping the duffel bag partway. "Have you been good for your parents, respected your elders?" 

The boys nodded furiously, anxiously trying to peer into the bag. 

Tae pulled out two toys for each of them. They squealed in delight and hugged their elder cousin again. The toys looked expensive, something they would normally only get during a special occasion. Which--you figured to these boys--Tae's visit was a special occasion. 

"All right," you said, taking control of the situation. "You can play with your new toys for an hour, but then you have to go to bed." 

The boys whined until you pointed out it was just cutting into their hour. You couldn't help but laugh slightly. 

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You were surprised when Tae followed you into the kitchen. He began helping you clean up dinner, helping you load the dishwasher. 

"How long are you in Daegu?" you asked. 

"A week," he answered. "I just flew in this afternoon." 

"How's your family? I don't see them as often since I moved to university." 

You didn't really move far, just into a dorm in a different part of the city, but because you weren't home as often, you didn't see Tae's parents when they came to visit. You did occasionally see his sister, trying to make plans with her every month or so. She was a year younger than you and you'd always felt like a sister to her, you felt obligated to be a role model to her. 

You saw Tae's aunt, uncle, and little cousins most because you still babysat for them on occasional weekends. You'd started when you were in high school, when oldest boy was a baby and the second wasn't even born yet