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Public Displays of Delusion | Jungkook

Dating Jeon Jungkook, the university’s star soccer player, comes with a few things: a busy schedule, an annoyingly competitive boyfriend, and the occasional girl who thinks she has a chance. Nothing {y/n} can’t handle. But when Jungkook scores the winning goal at the championship finals, some random girl in the stands decides to celebrate by screaming, “THAT’S MY MAN!” Cute. Except that’s not her man. That’s your man. And apparently, somebody missed that very important fucking memo. Now, between nosy friends, questionable assumptions, an increasingly confused boyfriend, and a narrator with absolutely no filter, what should’ve been a championship celebration is turning into a spectacular public shitshow. One championship. One boyfriend. Two women claiming him. And a whole lot of audacity.

WRONG GIRL, RIGHT MISTAKE | Jungkook

Jeon Jungkook drunkenly kisses you at a party, mistaking you for his girlfriend. Except you’re his best friend’s twin, and his relationship is already a toxic mess. You correct him. He apologizes. Then he kisses you again, knowing exactly who you are. And this time, you kiss him back.

Still Fucking Obsessed | Jungkook

Jeon Jungkook is intimidating, possessive, dangerously jealous, and notoriously short-tempered. His girlfriend of three and a half years? Spoiled, bratty, equally territorial, and the only person capable of making the campus’s resident Doberman practically purr for affection. They’re obsessed with each other, constantly touching, occasionally arguing, and entirely too comfortable making their relationship everyone else’s problem. Between wild college parties, questionable drinking games, a ridiculously codependent found family, and six roommates with absolutely no concept of boundaries, their lives are an ongoing disaster of love, lust, jealousy, and spectacularly bad decisions. And when a newcomer develops an increasingly persistent, slightly obssessive crush on Jungkook, the already chaotic household gains another problem nobody fucking ordered. Because Jungkook might have a reputation for biting, but Y/N has never been afraid to hold the leash. And neither of them particularly enjoys sharing.

Nothing More | Taehyung

Y/N knows better than to fall for Kim Taehyung. They’re friends with benefits. Nothing more. Taehyung made the rules painfully clear: no dating, no feelings, no expectations. And he knows Y/N has already broken the most important one. She loves him. Taehyung refuses to give her false hope, even if that means being an asshole about it. But his carefully constructed boundaries become harder to believe when jealousy, possessiveness, and unexpected tenderness start slipping through. Because maybe Taehyung doesn’t want a relationship. Maybe he doesn’t love her. Or maybe he’s just terrified of what happens when she finally stops waiting for him.

Absolutely The Fuck Not | Kim Namjoon

You and Kim Namjoon have a problem: neither of you knows when to leave shit alone. You argue, push each other’s buttons, get jealous without having any right to, and occasionally make terrible decisions as a team. Somewhere along the way, “absolutely the fuck not” becomes your shared language. It means don’t start, wanna try that again, I’ve got you, and eventually, inconveniently, something dangerously close to I love you.

The Years Between Us | Kim Namjoon

Ten years ago, Y/N fell in love with Kim Namjoon. For nearly three years, she was there as BTS grew from rising stars into an international phenomenon. But as fame took over and the life they once knew became harder to hold onto, their relationship eventually fell apart. Shortly after, Y/N discovered Namjoon had unknowingly left behind something far more permanent: a son. Now seven years old, their son is practically a miniature version of his father. Stubborn, ridiculously curious, frighteningly intelligent, convinced he’s already a teenager, and so unmistakably Namjoon in all the little ways that anyone who knows him well might do a double take. For seven years, Y/N has managed to keep their worlds separate. Until an ordinary afternoon at a crowded theme park changes everything. One small moment draws the attention of seven familiar faces. A glance becomes a double take when BTS realizes the woman standing beside the little boy is someone they haven’t seen in years. Y/N. And when their attention shifts from her to the seven-year-old beside her, an unexpected reunion threatens to unravel the secret she’s kept for seven years.

Public Displays of Delusion | Taehyung

Dating Kim Taehyung, the university’s star soccer player, comes with a few things: a busy schedule, an annoyingly competitive boyfriend, and the occasional girl who thinks she has a chance. Nothing {y/n} can’t handle. But when Taehyung scores the winning goal at the championship finals, some random girl in the stands decides to celebrate by screaming, “THAT’S MY MAN!” Cute. Except that’s not her man. That’s your man. And apparently, somebody missed that very important fucking memo. Now, between nosy friends, questionable assumptions, an increasingly confused boyfriend, and a narrator with absolutely no filter, what should’ve been a championship celebration is turning into a spectacular public shitshow. One championship. One boyfriend. Two women claiming him. And a whole lot of audacity.

Long Time, No Us | Taehyung

Three years ago, Kim Taehyung told you that if you wanted to act single, you should be. So you did. After nearly four years together, your high school sweetheart became a stranger, and life moved on. Now, back in Korea, you have a new university, a clingy unofficial little brother, and an inseparable, ridiculously affectionate best friend named Jeon Jungkook. Everything is going perfectly until Jungkook introduces you to his roommate, who happens to be the ex-boyfriend you haven’t seen in three years. Between chaotic friendships, an increasingly jealous Taehyung, his territorial former situationship, and old feelings that refuse to stay buried, things are about to get complicated. After all, it’s hard to pretend someone is a stranger when loving them once felt like second nature.

Heard About You | Jungkook

Taehyung is your university roommate because you’ve been best friends for years. One night before Taehyung leaves for a party, his friend Jungkook comes over to walk to the frat house with Taehyung. This is your first time meeting Jungkook.

Thanks for the Introduction | Jungkook

Jeon Jungkook is rich, arrogant, dangerously attractive, and accustomed to getting whatever he wants. For two years, your childhood best friend, Sienna, has been obsessed with him, desperate to catch his attention. When she invites you to his winter break party, she makes the unfortunate mistake of introducing you to him. Thirty seconds later, he’s interested in you. Now, between a jealous former best friend, a chaotic friend group, and a possessive soccer captain who can’t decide whether he wants to argue with you or bury his face in your lap, your fresh start at Westbridge University is anything but peaceful. After all, what happens when a spoiled pretty boy with a bad attitude meets a girl who’s just as stubborn as he is?

Six Weeks, Respectfully | Jungkook

Y/N was perfectly happy flying under the radar until a private conversation about her very public-worthy crush on Jeon Jungkook was secretly recorded. Now half the campus knows she wants to climb him like a tree, Jungkook has definitely seen the video, and disappearing is no longer an option. His solution? Pretend they’ve been dating all along. Six weeks. A few rules. One fake relationship. Easy. Except Jungkook was a lot safer when Y/N only thought he was hot.

Vows & Violence | Jungkook

Jeon Jungkook runs one of South Korea’s most powerful criminal organizations. Y/N is his wife. She’s hotheaded, stubborn, fiercely independent, and one of the few people alive who can tell him no without hesitation. Their marriage is built on loyalty, trust, obsession, and the mutual understanding that neither of them has any interest in changing the other. In a world where love can be a weakness, Jungkook and Y/N have made theirs something far more dangerous.