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mar

i write mostly abt Jungkook from bts <3 i love angst with achingly tender characters 🥺

Second Choice

For most of their lives, Y/N and Jeon Jungkook have been inseparable. Best friends. Constant companions. The person the other called first. Then Jungkook gets a girlfriend. Nobody expects it to change everything. At first it’s small things: missed phone calls, cancelled plans, shorter conversations. Then months pass, routines change, and the friendship that once felt effortless begins slipping through the cracks until neither of them quite knows how to get it back. The worst part is that life doesn’t stop. Y/N learns how to exist without him. Jungkook learns how to make room for someone else. And somewhere along the way, they stop being the most important person in each other’s day. Or at least that’s what Jungkook tells himself. Because the moment Y/N starts moving on, making new friends, and building a life that no longer revolves around him, he discovers something deeply inconvenient: He cares. Far more than he should. The problem? Jeon Jungkook already has a girlfriend. And by the time he realizes what Y/N means to him, she may have already learned how to live without him.

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Not Supposed to Be You

When Annie Yang breaks up with Jungkook after nearly two years together, he refuses to accept that it’s really over. So he comes up with a plan. A stupid one. Fake dating you—the one girl Annie has never seemed to like. According to Jungkook, it’s simple: make Annie jealous, get her back, and move on with his life. According to everyone else, it’s the worst idea he’s ever had. Especially when pretending starts feeling a little too real.

second to her

You’ve always been Maddie’s best friend—the girl no one notices until they realize she’s standing next to the prettiest girl in town. After a summer in New York, you return to Scarsdale and suddenly, everyone seems to be looking twice. Everyone, including Jungkook—the infuriating neighbor who’s spent your entire life getting on your nerves. Maybe he’s been noticing you all along.

The Things You Never Said

Five years ago, Jeon Jungkook disappeared without a goodbye. No explanation. No closure. No breakup. Just silence. Now, after finally escaping an abusive home and building a life of your own, the last person you expect to find standing in the hallway of your apartment building is the boy who left you behind. Unfortunately, he just moved in next door.

What Changed ?

Jungkook has known you for years. You were always just Seokjin’s little sister — the girl he teased, protected, and never thought twice about. Until freshman year starts. Now suddenly, he notices everything. The way you smile at him across crowded hallways. The way other guys look at you. The way his chest tightens every time someone gets too close. Jungkook knows better than this. You’re off limits. Too bad that doesn’t stop him from wanting you anyway.

After Hours

Jeon Jungkook has spent years building a luxury empire, collecting penthouses, hotel chains, and more money than he knows what to do with. What he doesn’t have is excitement. Then one exhausting night leads him to Eclipse, the city’s most exclusive club. He asks for the club’s best performer. Unfortunately for him, she turns out to be the only woman completely unimpressed by his charm.

Offside

A local football tournament changes everything. One moment, Jeon Jungkook is an ambitious player with big dreams and a girlfriend cheering for him from the stands. The next, he’s being recruited into the world of professional football. As contracts become bigger, stadiums become louder, and his name becomes impossible to escape online, the life he always wanted begins pulling him further and further away from the people who knew him before the fame. Some dreams come true. Some cost more than expected.

Included With Rent ?

Moving in with Jungkook was supposed to be temporary. One spare bedroom. One lease. One semester. Simple. The problem is that Jungkook has absolutely no concept of personal space. Suddenly he’s always there—taking up half the couch, stealing your food, showing up in the kitchen at ridiculous hours of the night, and making himself comfortable in every corner of your life. Living together was never supposed to be complicated. Then again, neither of you expected the tension to be this bad. Or the fact that moving out is starting to sound a lot less appealing than it should.

Nothing Serious

Jeon Jungkook has spent years making sure nobody expects anything serious from him. Then he gets paired with you for a semester-long project. At first, you’re just someone he has to work with. Then you’re someone he talks to. Then you’re someone he looks for in crowded hallways. And before he realizes what’s happening, you’re the first thing he thinks about in the morning and the last thing he thinks about at night. The problem? Nobody believes Jeon Jungkook is capable of falling in love. Not his friends. Not his classmates. And definitely not you.

The Life We Chose

Five years ago, you left Boston. You left behind your family, your childhood home, and Jeon Jungkook—the boy who had once occupied nearly every corner of your life. Life moved on. University. Distance. Silence. At first there were phone calls. Then fewer. Then none at all. Now, after the death of your father, you return home for the first time in years. What should have been a temporary visit quickly becomes something far more complicated as old memories resurface, old wounds reopen, and certain feelings prove far more difficult to bury than either time or distance should have allowed. Especially for Jungkook. A man who has spent his entire life making careful choices. Sensible choices. The right choices. Until suddenly, for the first time in years, he finds himself questioning everything. The life he built. The future he chose. The person he promised forever to. Because the one thing nobody ever tells you about coming home is that sometimes everything has changed. And sometimes it hasn’t. There is only one problem. The woman Jeon Jungkook married while you were gone— is your older sister.

Still Here

You thought losing your husband would be the hardest thing you’d ever survive. Then his older brother quietly stepped in to help raise the family you left behind. He was never supposed to become part of it.

Letters to Honeybees 🐝

The last letter Jungkook ever sent ended the same way they all did: Write back when you can, Honeybee. He never sent another. Three years later, you’re standing in front of your childhood home, wondering why. And whether the boy next door still remembers you, too.

The Archive ⋆ . ࿔ ˚

At the prestigious Aurelian Fellowship, rivalry is practically a requirement for survival. You and Luca Albani have spent months competing for the same opportunities, enduring the same brutal critiques, and driving each other steadily closer to insanity. The art world adores comparing you. The residency thrives on pitting you against one another. Neither of you can seem to exist in the same room without turning it into a battlefield. Meanwhile, hidden behind anonymous aliases on an invitation-only correspondence platform known as The Archive, two strangers spend their nights exchanging letters. No names. No photographs. No personal information. Just honesty. The arrangement is simple: never ask questions, never seek the truth, and never attempt to discover who’s behind the screen. Some promises, however, are easier to make than they are to keep. Especially when the person ruining your days might also be the one making your nights bearable.