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Hoseok is glowing with relief, all the exhaustion that had been written all over him before completely washed away. “I thought I’d stay until you woke up, and Jungkookie came to keep me company.”
“Jungkook…” Jimin repeats, voice low as if Jungkook wouldn’t hear him. “Is it…a friend of yours?”
Hoseok’s face goes slack. “Jimin-ah, you know Jungkook.”
Jimin turns to stare at him again. Jungkook sees him try to place him. He sees him fail.
Or: After losing a chunk of memory, Jimin needs to be looked after. With everyone else knee-deep in adult responsibilities, it falls to Jungkook to take care of Jimin until they know what's wrong—even if Jimin has completely forgotten him.
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06 Jul 2026
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"You do realize it's okay to be angry sometimes, right?" Jungkook cracks open the can, taking a slow sip. "Or to show any kind of negative emotion in general."
A scoff escapes Jimin before he can stop himself, and he throws Jungkook's bruised knuckles a pointed look.
"And I guess you know all about showing negative emotions."
Jungkook follows his gaze and lifts an eyebrow.
"Would you look at that—" His lips curl into a grin. "He can talk back."
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A story in which ice hockey team captain Jeon Jungkook (loud, rich, popular—and maybe a bit of a jerk) and figure skater Park Jimin (quiet, working two side jobs, and having one friend in total – two, if you count his dog) are about to slip and slide into an unexpectedly intense senior year.
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Jeon Jeongguk is a Seasoned BadassTM. It's out of necessity, though, because he didn't survive serving three tours as a machine gunner in Her Empress' Tactical Force, two Ends-of-the-World, and one hell of a memory-loss problem without learning a few tricks. And though Jungkook doesn't like most people, he has learned to cope with them-- and he's certainly not afraid of anyone.
But then, like a bad punchline, Park Jimin walks into a bar. Jimin-- with the soft face, angelic voice, and the looming threat of ancient evil following his every move. He's enticing. Annoying. About as fragile as a double-edged-broadsword.
And as the galaxy starts to crumble, it may be time for Jeongguk to learn some new coping strategies.
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“Office’s closed,” Jimin called, but he was already reaching for the door. Old habit.
When he pulled it open, Lieutenant Kim Namjoon filled the frame like a bad memory.
“Park Jimin,” he said, as though testing the name on his tongue. Then, with a rasp of reluctant familiarity, “You look like hell.”
“Who’s the lead?”
“Jeon,” Namjoon said.
His stomach twisted. “Of course,” he murmured. “Jeon Jeongguk.”
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Disgraced detective Park Jimin terminated after a scandal with the Senator's son is called back in when a peculiar case of serial abductions haunts the city of Seoul, and he has to work along side Jeon Jeongguk, the rising star of the Precinct's Investigation Bureau, who despises the omega for everything that went wrong three years ago.
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Jeon Jeongguk knows everything he needs to know about Park Jimin. He’s heard all about his terrible reputation and the endless rumours which paint the headlines. So when he is ordered to shadow Jimin for two whole months to write an article about him, Jeongguk is less than thrilled about the idea.
But is Jimin really the monster the media makes him out to be?
As the weeks go by, Jeongguk slowly uncovers the real Park Jimin.