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In which Jeongguk conditions Jimin to want his touch.
And maybe Jimin conditions him too.
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For two barely functioning university students, Jimin and Jungkook are oddly good at surviving the apocalypse.
They’re good at scavenging, fighting, keeping each other alive, and, most of all, making bad decisions in close quarters.
Feelings are a whole different story.But love always finds away, just like a stubborn flower in a hellstrip.
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Park Jimin doesn’t do feelings. Or dating. Or people, really. He likes numbers, structure, quiet libraries, and being left alone.
Unfortunately, Jeon Jungkook doesn’t seem to understand the concept of leaving him alone, nor taking a hint.
He’s relentless. Patient. And for some reason, completely convinced that Jimin’s worth the effort.
It’s annoying. It’s overwhelming. And eventually—it’s everything.
A slow unravelling. A soft becoming.
The story of two people falling into something neither of them expected, and both of them needed.
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In the courtroom, Park Jimin defends the little guy. He's regularly toe to toe with juggernaut entertainment companies and conglomerates and public figures, defending victims who he's sure have been wronged.
Then a letter arrives addressed to him at his office.
It's written in pencil on prison stationery. The tone of the letter is jaded with a misplaced touch of hope. And it's signed by prisoner #1310 - Jeon Jeongguk, the former pride of South Korea, a superstar idol who was convicted of an open-and-shut case of triple homicide.
And he wants to meet Jimin to discuss his case.
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All his life, Jimin was convinced that he was a human.
But after a heated night with a handsome alpha, he learns that not only do werewolves exist, but that he’s also one—an omega werewolf, to be specific—and that he’s pregnant.
For a moment, it feels like his world is being destroyed and he’s falling, but thankfully Jungkook is right there to catch him and help him back on his feet.