Day Seven

Prince Jungkook, The 7th prince the youngest of them all was known as the Golden Prince. It was not that he had a gold spoon but he could do everything. He could dance, sing, rap, martial arts, and all kinds of excellence stuff. Out of the 7 princes, he was the most famous.

The scene showed the sun setting while Prince Jungkook sat on a giant container watching it and also getting away from life. He didn't always want to be famous, hearing girls whisper and talk about how handsome and strong. This was the place to get away from that pressure. The pressure of him living up to others' standards. 

Her came once again but she didn't approach him so soon. Prince Jungkook was letting tears fall down from his face, knowing that the fact his one and only crush from childhood is gone somewhere far away. All he wanted was to see her face one more time but the king's men took him before he could do that.

Her finally thought it was time to start her plan. As she didn't have much time left he was the last to finish until the big day. She on the container silently and sat next to him. Prince Jungkook wiped his tears quickly and said, "My hyungs told me about you, you're going to ki--"

She put a finger on his lips to keep him silent. She can't afford to waste any more time. She took out her notepad and wrote:

"To the great and Almighty Prince Jungkook it was an honor to meet you and you will get a kiss when I feel like doing it, but I want you to remember something that I will always be with you even if you don't remember me."

After she wrote that she gave him a light kiss which gave him butterflies in his stomach but these lips tasted familiar to him. Before Jungkook could get to ask her who she really is, she was gone like a ghost when it disappears.

"Goodbye Kookie, see you soon."

Nobody ever called Prince Jungkook that except his one and only crush. He immediately got down and ran through the forest to find her. Memories of them started to follow in his mind.

"Kookie we'll meet again soon, wait for me!!"

Seven down no more to go