ALL SHADES OF WRONG || JIKOOK ✅

14.

JUNGKOOK POV

Pretty sure if I ate another
bite I would explode but damn
it was good.

I wasn't exactly sure what I'd eaten beyond the pasta, red sauce and shrimp but I fully understood why this restaurant was such a success.

The chef was a master at creating delicious food.

"Did you get enough to eat?"

I chuckled as I rubbed my stomach.

"Yes but do you think they
make to-go orders?"

"I could get peckish later."

Assuming later was next week.

I don't think I could eat again before then.

Jimin's lips twitched.

"We can ask."

"Naw."

I waved a hand at Jimin.

"That might spoil the mystique
of this place."

"Besides, if I want something special, I can call Cal."

"I'm sorry. Cal?"

"Oh." That reminded me.

I pushed my plate off to one
side and leaned forward.

"How do you feel about having a live-in cook and housekeeper?"

"Uh, well I guess I've never really thought about it."

"I'm pretty self-sufficient and
I tend to cook for myself."

"Why?"

"Cal is my parent's cook
and housekeeper."

"She pretty much raised me."

"She's the sweetest woman on the planet and I've been trying
to convince her to move to New York with me since I left home."

"If I'm married and we're both working, I think I could talk
her into it."

"If you're okay with it."

"Is this something you
really want?"

"I want to get Cal away from
my parents, She's the closest
thing I have to a real mother."

"She was the one that kissed
my booboos and made sure I went to bed on time, She helped me with my homework and—"

Jimin held up his hand to stop me. "Baby, you don't have to
sell me on this woman."

"If having her in New York with us makes you happy, then we'll see about finding a place
big enough for all of us."

My heart fluttered with sheer
joy. "Really?"

"Baby, I want you to be happy."

"I want us to be happy, preferably together."

"If having this woman there makes you happy, I'll buy
her a damn plane ticket."

Jimin sighed when I grinned, which was a weird reaction
but whatever.

He was agreeing to send for Cal and that was all I cared about.

I worried about her every day that she was in that household.

I wanted her with me where
I could make sure my father wouldn't ship her back to
her home country like he
had her brother.

"You about ready to get out
of here?" Jimin asked.

"Yeah, I guess I am."

Jimin called for the check and then handed the waiter his
card and paid for our meals.