14 | adulty things
for clarification: this isn't a friendship fic [:
Taehyung stood behind Jeongguk as he clutched the toilet bowl, body hunched over as he retched the contents of his empty stomach into the poor unsuspecting thing. It would be an understatement to say that this morning was one of the rough days because today absolutely sucked.
"Hey," Taehyung chuckled uneasily, handing him a wad of paper towels when Jeongguk let out a dry cough, "at least you didn't vomit on her tits this time!"
Jeongguk glared at him and took the paper towels, wiping his mouth. He watched through narrowed eyes as Taehyung flushed the toilet, whistling a little tune as he went about helping him like it was totally normal thing to oversee your friend vomitting their soul out.
"You don't think this is weird or anything?" He said, throat raw as he dumped the paper towels into the trash bin. Taehyung shook his head, helping him up to his feet.
"Nah," He said, following Jeongguk to the sink. "I expected something like this to happen some day."
"How considerate," Jeongguk sneered. He washed his hands in the sink, internally cringing at the fact he held a public toilet bowl with his bare hands. God, the things that you did when you were sick.
"Oh you know it," Taehyung patted his shoulder. "It's no biggie though. Sometimes you just gotta stand by and help as your friend slowly dies before your eyes."
Jeongguk met Taehyung's gaze in the mirror. He scowled at him, only to be given a crooked smirk in return and a shitty thumbs-up. He rolled his eyes, but before he could focus on scrubbing public toilet germs away, he caught a glimpse of his reflection in the mirror, and man— it did not look good.
There were good and bad days. There was no doubt that today was the latter, and it reflected in his face. His features were hollow and gaunt. The color of his skin was an ugly, sickly mix of white and gray that glistened with a thin sheen of sweat. The dark shadows cast beneath his eyes were more prominent in this state, and god, his lips were so badly chapped that no chapstick could save them.
"You good Jeon?" He hated how soft Taehyung's voice was. Part of him wanted to shout at him to shut up and leave, but he knew deep down that he couldn't do that.
Or at least, he didn't want to.
Jeongguk grimaced and dried his hands off on yet another paper towel. He could feel Taehyung's eyes on him, probably waiting for his reaction, the worry settling into the already dense atmosphere. Maybe he shouldn't stare at mirrors too long with Taehyung around. He would psychoanalyze him again.
"Can we forget this happened?" Jeongguk asked after the two of them walked out of the bathroom.
"Sure, if that's what you wanna do," Taehyung snaked his hands into his jacket pockets. He snapped his fingers. "Bam, I already forgot it."
"God, you're ridiculous," He snorted, nudging his arm. Taehyung smiled feebly at him.
"No I'm not. But just 'coz you said that, I'm sending good vibes your way, Jeon," Taehyung raised one of his hands out of his pocket and wiggled them at him. Jeongguk lifted an unimpressed eyebrow at the older boy.
"The vibes are coming," He teased, reaching over and ruffling Jeongguk's hair. He yelped, swatting at him to stop, only to provoke him more. "There's nothing you can do to stop them~!"
"Fuck you, man," Jeongguk pushed him away with one last shove, but there was no hiding the smile that unfurled over his lips.
"That's probably the most threatening way I've ever been cheered up."
"So you admit I'm cheering you up?" Taehyung chuckled, coming to a stop and leaned against the wall before the two could turn and head to the foyer.
Jeongguk scoffed, crossing his arms over his chest, "What? No? I'm just saying that that's the scariest way to cheer someone up. Threaten them with good vibes."
"But what if Eunhwa threatened you?" He raised a thick eyebrow at him, his voice lowering to an unfair octave. Jeongguk rolled his eyes, hating how his neck flushed with this gross warmth for absolutely no reason. It made his stomach churn. Again.
"I told you, it wasn't like that," Jeongguk elbowed Taehyung's side, earning a throaty chuckle from him.
"I know, you fucking prude. You just held her hand," Taehyung teased, pushing him back.
Jeongguk scowled, "I'm not a prude. I didn't think it was right to kiss her."
"You're a wimp."
"I didn't want to kiss her."
"Okay," Taehyung snorted lightly. "But you had fun."
"Yeah, in a friendly hang-out sense," He grumbled. Man he regretted ever telling him about the date in the first place. Maybe Eunhwa was wrong. In some way.
"And you wouldn't mind if she threatened you with a good time," He continued to tease him with that same stupid grin.
"Well maybe, but why would she threaten me?" He snorted softly. "I wouldn't be threatened anyway."
"But I threaten you?" Taehyung smirked. "And are you also implying that you don't have fun with me?"
"Woah, hold your horses. This isn't about you. I never said that," Jeongguk rolled his eyes yet again.
"You didn't answer my question," Taehyung mused.
"Because there's no question to be answered," He countered. Right before Jeongguk could turn away and ditch him, Taehyung reached out, his fingers wrapping around his wrist and gave him a tug.
"Hey!" Jeongguk yelped, almost bumping into him. He shoved his chest with the hand Taehyung wasn't holding, brows frowning along with his lips. "What do you think you're doing?"
"Trying to get an answer out of you," Taehyung said innocently, bringing him closer so that their chests were nearly touching with another effortless tug.
It was a mistake to look up.
Jeongguk gulped thickly, his breath stuttering from being this close. He never really liked peering into people's faces, mostly because when you saw someone in this proximity, you'd see it all. All their imperfections, their quirks— their vulnerabilities.
There was no protecting yourself, no warning. It was like free falling, and there was no way telling if there would be an end.
And when he did look at Taehyung, an end didn't seem possible when there was so much to see.
It was more evident that Taehyung was everything he wasn't, in the sense that he looked alive and full and warm— all things Jeongguk could never be even if he tried. And yet, he couldn't look away. He found himself studying how the sun freckled his honey features, the little cratered-scar nestled on the round apple of his cheek, and the tiny beauty mark that blemished the tip of his nose.
However, there was something else that caught his attention.
While Taehyung was everything, there was nothing in his dark, heavy gaze, even as he smiled at him like there was nothing wrong. If people were right about someone's eyes being the most vulnerable part of them, then why did it feel like Taehyung was... closed off?
And what made it worse was that Taehyung was staring right back at him, and he couldn't help but wonder: what was going through his mind?
What did he see? Too much? Too little? Was he repulsed?
But as much as it taunted him, Jeongguk's stomach sank as he came to the realization: he didn't want to know.
"B-By endangering my life? Jeez what's gotten into you?" Jeongguk stammered as he tried to move away and play it off, but the goddamn bastard was faster.
"Jeongguk," He was teasing him again.
"What do you want now, for christ's sake?" His voice came out more whiny than he expected.
"You're cold," Taehyung murmured. Jeongguk scoffed, struggling to properly breathe. That was it?
"And?" He relaxed when Taehyung dropped his wrist, though he couldn't ignore how his wrist felt like it was on fire. He watched as Taehyung held a finger up and shrugged off his jacket.
"You— what?" Jeongguk spat out, stunned. He didn't tussle with the older boy when Taehyung brought his jacket around his shoulders, leaving
him with no choice but to slide his arms into it.
"Don't get anymore sick than you already are, okay?" Taehyung's voice was awfully hushed, the gentleness in his tone an incredible contrast to him previously.
"You know that's impossible," Jeongguk said, albeit a little bitter.
"I know," He grinned sheepishly, scratching the side of his neck, "Maybe everything else is out of our control, but not that. Don't get a cold, my guy."
Taehyung adjusted the collar to his black carhartt jacket, and this time, his gaze refused to meet Jeongguk's confused one. The jacket was heavy on his frame but it was warm, warmer than the hoodie he was wearing. The scent screamed Taehyung, for he was met with a heady whiff of body wash, cheap coffee, and detergent all in one dizzying inhale.
Eunhwa's words came to mind as the two walked out toward the foyer without another word. If they're willing to stay with you until the horrible end, they're worth living with. Was Taehyung worth living with?
Jeongguk glanced at Taehyung's back, stomach prickling. They knew each other for how long now? Probably about a few weeks give or take. It's been a month since they met, and they were halfway through this one, so it wasn't too long ago.
But even so, he couldn't shake off Eunhwa's words just like that. Spending every day with someone was a whole different circumstance. He started his day with Taehyung, and sometimes he would end his day with him. It was all the same either way.
At first he was annoying, and Jeongguk wanted nothing more but to be alone. It was honestly funny how time worked, how being able to feel, to live changed things. He was used to him by now, and sometimes he'd laugh, smile even, because as stupid as Jeongguk felt, Taehyung made sure to make him feel like less of an idiot.
It meant something. The little things. It was always the little things that caught him off guard, that made him want to care, to consider him as a friend. It was the little things that people always forgot, that people tossed aside like it was nothing when they were something.
Taehyung was something, and god, Eunhwa made him realize that. Taehyung meant something, and that— that terrified him.
"Are you messing with me?" Jeongguk suddenly blurted out among the mess of his head, feeling himself become smaller in Taehyung's jacket when he turned around, his eyes wide with genuine shock.
"What?" Taehyung asked, now facing him. "Maybe earlier, but no, I wasn't."
"What do you mean by earlier?" He asked weakly, failing to swallow the lump in his throat.
"I meant in the bathroom." At that, he felt his lungs ease a little. "I'm not messing with you Jeon. I just didn't want you to get sick." But Taehyung didn't stop when the crease between his brows alleviated.
"Jeon, if I offended you with my jokes about you dying then I'm so sorr—," He started but Jeongguk shook his head.
"No— that's not what I meant."
"Then what? What did you mean?" Taehyung stared at him like he was something. Like he meant something. The worry in his eyes sent a pang in Jeongguk's chest.
"I—just. It's— you. Fuck. Why Kim, why?" It was a useless question to ask. It was stupid, incredibly stupid, but he asked nonetheless. Part of him thought Taehyung wouldn't understand but he did. He always did.
"Because I told you that I'm your friend," Taehyung stepped closer. Jeongguk's fingers curled into fists at his sides. "And I care."
"But why?" He looked over at him only to be met with that goddamn smile.
"Do I need to have a 'why' to care?" Jeongguk gave him a look. Taehyung shook his head and let out a gentle laugh. He grasped Jeongguk's shoulder.
"You're the 'why', Jeongguk," He declared. "Is that enough of an explanation for you?" At that, his entire face burned as if on cue.
When Jeongguk didn't answer, Taehyung chuckled and ruffled his hair. "What's going on in that little head of your's, Jeon?"
"Nothing," He grumbled, but Taehyung could see through his lie. Of course he could.
"Sure. Whatever it is, know that I'm not forcing myself to be with you. I'll tell you that over and over again. Sick or not, you're still a friend to me."
"I wasn't thinking about anything," He found his voice and spoke up, trying his best to get a grip of himself. Taehyung dropped his hand.
"Okay," He rolled his eyes. "But anyway, you wanna hear my plan for today?"
"What's your plan?" He felt the tension in his shoulders ease at the familiarity of Taehyung's tone. God, he was so worked up over nothing. He needed to get a fucking grip. Fast.
"Today is gonna be a day of running through hurdles!" Taehyung beamed. Jeongguk cleared his throat and lifted a brow at him.
"Aren't you supposed to jump over them?"
Taehyung scoffed lightly, "Please. Fear is only something to be afraid of if you let it scare you."
"What am I so afraid of?" Leaving. Jeongguk shoved the thought aside with a frown.
"Driving on the free way!" His jaw nearly dropped.
"I am not going on the fucking freeway," He shook his head frantically. Taehyung tossed his head forehead, laughing softly to himself.
"Yes you are," He urged. "You need practice."
"You only want me to get my license so you won't have to drive me around anymore," Jeongguk rolled his eyes.
"That's part of the reason. The other half is the freedom you get when you pass, y'know? Wouldn't you want that?" Taehyung nudged his side playfully. Jeongguk opened his mouth to argue back, but before he could, a familiar face caught his eye.
"What?" Taehyung asked when Jeongguk deflated in front of him. Jeongguk gulped, jutting his chin over to the person waiting for Taehyung behind him.
"Did you forget something?" Jeongguk shifted awkwardly. Taehyung whipped around, ready to shoot him down with a joke, but the moment he saw who it was, the joke dissolved on his tongue.
His girlfriend waved at them when Taehyung's gaze finally settled on her. She didn't look as angry as she was last time. In fact, she was smiling, beaming even, and it only made her even more pretty than she already was. Jeongguk ripped his gaze away from her and to the ground.
"Oh," Taehyung ran a hand down his face, a shaky sigh escaping past his lips. "Right. I forgot. After today's therapy session, I was taking Haewon out."
"—On a date?" Jeongguk finished dryly.
Taehyung nodded, "Yeah. A date. But I'll be back in a few hours if you still wanna try?"
"Nah, you should spend time with your girlfriend," He waved him off. Something unreadable flickered over Taehyung's features.
"You sure?"
"If you're down," Jeongguk said. At that, the older boy's expression lightened. He pushed him forward. "Go out with your girlfriend."
"Heard," Taehyung grinned, waving goodbye to him. "I'll see you soon then. Would it hurt your ego to call me tonight, okay? If not, call me. Please."
"Probably," He gave him a small smile, but it was too late. Taehyung was already jogging toward his girlfriend.
Jeongguk stood there alone, stomach churning as he watched Taehyung wrap his arm around her waist and draw her close. He hugged her before smiling down at her with this look in his eyes that he couldn't quite decipher.
But even so, there was no use in analyzing the way two people loved one another.
He couldn't watch anymore without feeling like a creep once the couple kissed. It was odd, staring, and probably really fucking weird not just for him but for everyone else in the foyer. Jeongguk simply coughed awkwardly into his fist and turned toward the elevators, guessing he'd kill time at Sae's office.
Taehyung might have meant something to him, but he wasn't everything. Or well, that was he told himself as he went back alone, trying to forget he was wearing his clothes.
How the fuck was Jeongguk supposed to call him?
Okay, he knew he had to use a goddamn phone, but when was the right time to call someone? It was already pretty late, and so Taehyung should be back at his dorm. There was also the fact that he said he would only be out for a couple hours, and since it had been a few hours, naturally he should call.
Or, well, maybe text. But Taehyung didn't tell him to text so wouldn't that be weird? No? Yes? Fuck, he didn't know. Jeongguk didn't do these type of things where you call someone just for the sake of calling him. The most he did with Eunwoo was get a dry ass text asking him to hang out and that was that.
But Taehyung wasn't like that. He specifically asked him to call. And like an idiot, Jeongguk told him he would.
"Go to bed soon, alright Gguks?" Sae stood at the entrance of his bedroom, leaning against the door frame. Jeongguk was sitting on the ledge of his window sill, staring at his phone in his palm. Luckily, Sae didn't question him.
"You got another test tomorrow. If you don't sleep, you're gonna be feeling like crap all day," Sae said.
"I'll sleep, don't worry," He grumbled.
"If you're expecting a call, that's fine," She gestured at his phone. "But sleep. Seriously. They're going to draw a lot of blood tomorrow, just a head's up."
"I know," Jeongguk waved her off. "You act like I don't know anything." He half-heartedly joked.
"Well that's 'cuz you're still a teenager that needs reminding," Sae rolled her eyes. "Fine. I'll stop bothering you. Night, kid."
"Night," His voice faded away as he looked over at the time on his phone. It was almost nine.
Maybe he should call him now. He squeezed his phone. It was now or never, and who knows, maybe Taehyung was expecting him to call. Taking in a deep breath, Jeongguk summoned the remaining bits of his will, knowing this was going to horribly dent his ego later but he would get back at him some day.
He hovered over Taehyung's contact, swallowing thickly. He could do this. It was just a call. And even if he were to start the call, Taehyung would probably spend the entire time talking anyway. All he had to do was start it— easy peasy.
But before he could give himself another pep talk, his thumb slipped and pressed the button.
Fuck. It rang. Jeongguk scrambled to end the call, nearly falling onto his bedroom floor in the process. He gulped, the lump in his throat ever so tight as the call ended. God, he hoped that didn't go through.
"Get a fucking grip," Jeongguk muttered, getting ready to call him again. It was just a phone call, not rocket science. Why the fuck was he getting so worked up over this?
Jeongguk clicked Taehyung's contact again, and this time let it ring. He nodded slowly, hearing the drawn out beeps echo from the speaker. But his shoulders steadily deflated when it went to voicemail.
Was Taehyung asleep? He might've looked like a grandpa, but there was no way he wasn't up yet. He looked back at their old texts, seeing that Taehyung did text him that he was back at the dorm. It was only a short message, but it read home on it.
Eyebrows furrowing he rung him. Again. And Again.
Eventually he grew frustrated, the ball of his ankle tapping anxiously at the window sill. Something better not have happened to him. Okay, maybe he shouldn't have thought of that. The frustration faded, the curious wondering becoming gnawing anxiety that unfortunately wrecked his finger nails.
He called him again. This had to be the time where he picked up, because if he didn't, he didn't want to be the first one to find out that Kim Taehyung di—
"Hello?" He picked up. Jeongguk sucked in a sharp breath. Why was his voice all muffled?
"Hey," He pushed the thoughts aside to focus on not fucking up. "Where are you?"
"My dorm." He heard something like sheets rustle in the back. He probably just woke up. "Is there an emergency?"
"You told me to call you," Jeongguk scoffed. Of course he forgot. Maybe he was a grandpa.
"Oh, yeah. Right. I did," Taehyung cleared his throat. He was oddly breathless, his breath coming out in hot, heavy pants against the speaker.
"Are you dying?" He said bluntly. "You sound like you're dying."
"No, not that I'm aware of," Taehyung sighed, the sound rough against the speaker. "I'm busy."
"Busy what?" He snorted. "It's ten o'clock. Unless you were out running a fucking mile in the pitch black dark—,"
"—Jeon."
"What?"
"I'm busy," Taehyung repeated. "With adult things."
"Adult things," He rolled his eyes, letting out a bitter laugh. So he was playing this game? "Busy with what?"
"Very adulty things."
"That's not explaining anything.
"Jeon— I. God, it's an adulty thing that two adults do when they experience a very adult-feeling."
"Adulty—," Jeongguk froze, horrified as soon as realization punched him in the gut. "Oh. Oh."
"Yeah. Adulty things," Taehyung breathed out, "You figured out all the context clues yet?"
"You're fucking your girlfriend aren't you?" He wanted to combust.
"Awh, look at you go, my dear budding' Sherlock," He said sarcastically. Jeongguk shuddered, wanting nothing more but to end this fucking call. Maybe end his own life because—What. The. Fuck.
"Yes I'm fucking my girlfriend. Well, past tense. I fucked her. She's in the shower now," Taehyung whispered lowly, his voice rough and now that Jeongguk noticed it, was also reeking of "just-had-sex" undertones.
Fuck. He wanted to perish. Evaporate. Liquefy, even.
"What the fuck," Jeongguk didn't know what else to say. He blinked at the wall, unsure whether he wanted to throw himself out the window or strangle Taehyung through the phone.
"Then why did you pick up?!" He nearly screamed, but remembering Sae was asleep, he collected himself. Or well, attempted to.
"Because you were spamming my phone," He grumbled. "So there's no emergency? Am I free to leave and join my girlfriend in the shower, Jeon?"
"Why the— fuck you. You didn't need to tell me about your s-sexcapades," Jeongguk snapped, his hands shaking as he struggled to grip his phone.
Taehyung laughed, and god, it felt grossly sexual. So grossly sexual. Like he was seducing him. Not really, but— fuck. "I'm joking. Kinda. Well if that's all, I'll see you tomorrow."
"I'm gonna fucking die," Jeongguk spat.
"No you're not. I'll see you later Jeon," Taehyung hung up without receiving an answer from him. Jeongguk, completely tongue-tied, dropped his phone on the ground.
What the fuck. It didn't take long for his entire face to be hit with an influx of uncomfortable heat, the sheer embarrassment of the situation slapping him across the face. He was sweltering in his thin t-shirt, and as he glanced down at his hands, they were trembling uncontrollably.
God, he hated Kim Taehyung. So, so, so much.
Maybe he was a little too far in his head earlier, thinking about Taehyung like that. There was no way Taehyung could be like that that. He was probably nice to everyone and everything, and the way he treated Jeongguk wasn't anything special. It was stupid, and perhaps he was just confused. Very, very confused.
Jeongguk exhaled unevenly, attention catching Taehyung's jacket that he had hanging on the back of his door. It was enough to make him remember this morning: the gentleness of Taehyung's words, the softness in his gaze, and the lightness of his laughter when Jeongguk stumbled over his words and pathetically questioned his intentions.
Yep. Extremely confused.
He ran both of his hands down his face, wanting to scream internally. This was what happened when you didn't receive any human affection for months. You'd get confused over the little things and think they meant more than what they really were.
Man, he was a fool. A hopeless fucking fool. He was so bothered and for what? It wasn't like Jeonggik was the only person he cared about and treated like that. He was a nice guy. He had a fucking girlfriend.
And what else did he expect? For Taehyung to choose him over his girlfriend? What the fuck was he? In love with him? Crushing over him? Did he have feelings for him? No, certainly not.
Jeongguk got off the ledge and went back to his bed, flopping onto his duvet with no will to exist. He clutched his pillows, hugging them close to his chest as he stared at the empty ceiling. Part of him debated screaming into his pillow but that'd only make him even more stupid than he already was.
Part of him wanted to blame his embarrassment on Taehyung's shitty girlfriend, but that didn't sound too right either.
He closed his eyes shut, forcing his throbbing heart to settle down. This was painfully ridiculous.
Jeongguk was having a crisis that, for the first time, didn't involve his organs failing.
But the more he thought about it, he realized this whole thing wasn't about Taehyung choosing him or his shitty girlfriend. It was just a phone call at an unfortunately embarassing time, and that was that.
There was nothing deep about it, and yet— hah!
Oh he was so screwed. So, so screwed.
Jeongguk didn't know how much timed pass or whether he fell asleep because it was still dark out when his phone suddenly pinged. The sound made him flinch. Groggily, he tossed onto his side, peering across the darkness to see his phone illuminated on the floor.
He tugged himself off his bed to go fetch it. He crawled across the ground like an idiot, eyes squinting tight as he snatched his phone. When he did glimpse at the time, his eyes shot open. It was two in the morning.
He guessed it was Sae who texted him, but when he checked through his messages, his stomach plummeted when he saw who it was.
KITKAT ELDERLY
i'm outside ur house
KITKAT ELDERLY
open the door shithead
GUY WHO BONED HIS GF ON CALL
dude get UP
Jeongguk scowled, debating whether he should ignore him or not. But judging by the fact that it was two in the morning and Jeongguk already lost all of his dignity, he decided to reply.
JEONGGUK
i'm asleep
Taehyung texted back fast.
GUY WHO BONED HIS GF ON CALL
harharhar so funny. open up
JEONGGUK
why
GUY WHO BONED HIS GF ON CALL
i feel bad so we're going on an adventure
JEONGGUK
a guilt trip basically
GUY WHO BONED HIS GF ON CALL
haha so funny but now. let's hang out
GUY WHO BONED HIS GF ON CALL
can't sleep. feel infinite. let's goooooo!!
JEONGGUK
you had sex
GUY WHO BONED HIS GF ON CALL
six hours ago. c'mon join me
JEONGGUK
no
GUY WHO BONED HIS GF ON CALL
i'll let you drive
JEONGGUK
nope
GUY WHO BONED HIS GF ON CALL
i'll let you cuss me out and play
your music playlist
Okay, that was tempting. If they were going to go out, there was no way he'd let the soundtrack of their mini adventure be country music. But perhaps he could push him a bit more. Make him feel more guilty.
JEONGGUK
maybe
DECENT MFER
i'll buy you pancakes
JEONGGUK
the ones i like?
DECENT MFER
of course
JEONGGUK
you classy mfer. sold
JEONGGUK
let me get dressed
DECENT MFER
wooo!! [: see you soon!!
Jeongguk shook his head and stood to his feet, a smile playing on his lips as he slipped his phone into his pocket. He wasn't as tired as he was before when he went to go grab Taehyung's jacket to wear with his shirt and his black sweatpants (what? it was comfortable and really warm).
Of course, he couldn't just forget about his crisis. That was the reason he was up so late in the first place. As Jeongguk creeped out of his room and down the stairs, he knew this was probably not a good idea.
Jeongguk was already confused as fuck, but when he ran out of his house and down to Taehyung's car something in him shifted. Maybe it was because of the early Seoul morning that embraced him with this stark, icey breeze that made his cheeks and his lungs sting. Or perhaps it was the surge of adrenaline pumping through his veins, reminding him that he was alive in the best way possible.
He didn't just care. About anything. And all of his worries faded away when he joined Taehyung in his car, seeing that same annoying smirk on his lips and being hit with everything— the smell of his car, his jacket, his presence— that overwhelmed him with just Taehyung.
This was the first time in a while someone besides his aunt genuinely cared about him, and even though this could go wrong in multiple ways, he would worry about that later.
Like what Eunhwa said, he should be enjoying things while it lasted. For now, all he wanted to do was live. Not just exist but live with nobody other than Kim Taehyung at his side because he knew one thing for sure.
This made him happy.
get ready for the next chap (:
but first, any thoughts?
love you guys lots 💛
Bạn đang đọc truyện trên: AzTruyen.Top