BTS Oneshots [Discontinued]

Pets (Smut)

Bangtan Sonyeondan (BTS)

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Note: This story is not completely a lemon, there's just a small part at the end that is.

Italics - is when the characters talk to each other. You can't hear them talking to each other.

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(y/n) - your name

It was quite a chilly afternoon, the cloud being quite dark and ominous. They hung in the sky like dark blankets, the sun barely peeking through to warm the earth. The wind had picked up in temperature and strength, people shivering as they were threatened to be pushed over. You were walking along the almost deserted footpath casually in your big jumper, beanie, scarf, and jeans. You were heading home after coming back from the vet. You had a part-time job there as a trainer, seeing as you had a fondness for animals. As you were walking past a dark alleyway, you heard something fall, causing you to stop.

"(y/n), you shouldn't." You were a very curious person, needing an explanation for anything and this was one of your weaknesses. No matter how dangerous looking, you walked back to the opening of the alleyway. You were like a stupid cat with an infinite amount of lives, as you had in past experiences, the almost near deaths or near kidnappings from being too curious. Curiosity does kill the cat, but satisfaction brought it back. You shrugged your shoulders and took your phone out, turning your torch on to light up a pathway. Long the wall, just in front of a dumpster was a rather large cardboard box. Thunder suddenly struck the sky, causing you to jump as well as the box. You stared at it, cocking your head to the side like a puppy. You slowly walked towards it, eyes and mind solely focused on the moving box. You stood before it, the box stopping all movement as if it sensed your presence. You crouched down towards it and quickly opened the flaps. You stared at what was in the box, what was in the box staring back up at you with multiple pairs of eyes.

"Oh my god. Who would do this to you?" You whisper softly as you stared at the little animals that were huddled together for warmth. There was a small black rabbit with blue eyes, its nose twitching, a brown and white ferret with brown eyes, a small orange, white and brown pomeranian with brown eyes huddle close to the bunny and the ferret, a grey and white hamster that slept on top of a baby german shepherd, a small Reeve's turtle and a black and white cat with blue eyes, circling all the animals as if protecting them. They all stared up at you until they all were shocked by the loud thunder. You jumped as well, staring back at the dark rolling clouds, the winding getting colder and the air having a faint smell of rain. You knew it was going to rain soon and you didn't want to leave these poor animals out where they could get wet.

"Hey there. I'm taking you home ok. Please don't be scared, I just want to take you out from the rain." The animals just stare at you, unmoving. You sigh and carefully pick up the box. You struggled under the weight, carefully putting the box back down. "I can't carry you all." you turned your head in the alleyway, waving your torch around to see if there could be anything to help you. You saw a stray metallic shopping cart and quickly ran over to it, bringing it to the box. You opened the flaps again, figuring how to pick the box up. You were about to carefully pick up an animal but the cat hissed at you, you retreating your hand back. "Hey, it's ok. I just need to pick the box up on the cart, but there's too many of you. Is it ok if I move you?" you take your jumper you wore over your shirt and place it on the floor. The cat peaks its head out and stares at the jumper. The cat meows and jumps out of the box and onto your jumper, the other animals falling behind. You helped the hamster and the bunny before helping the little turtle. It snapped at you, almost biting off a finger. The cat meows again and the turtle lets you touch him. You picked up the box and placed it on the cart, moving to the animals again. You weren't unsure if you could touch the other animals until the cat nods as if giving you permission. You helped the bunny on, its nose rubbing on your bare arms that had goosebumps on it, the ferret next as it held onto your arms, the little pomeranian next, it's small body huddling close to your warm one, the small hamster, twitching its small nose up at you, the German shepherd getting up on the cart on its own along with the cat as you helped the turtle. The animals all hide in the box once more and you cover them with your jumper before closing the flap. You quickly stroll the cart home, earning a few weird glances from bypassers. You honestly didn't care, focused on getting these abandoned animals inside your safe and warm home.