A hybe bot named Jimin was dropped off at y/n's door step. He was meant to help with her depression and loneliness, sent from her mother who always has the strangest gifts to give. Y/n's fiance is not a nice person, however Jimin seems to always be...
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"So." Namjoon threw himself back on my bed. "Good news or bad news?"
"I knew you wouldn't just come here to hang out." I sighed. "Good news I guess."
"I found out how to fix Jimin."
"Okay and the bad news?"
"The company he's from wants him back."
"What? No."
"He's dangerous y/n."
"No he isn't. He's just Jimin." I raised my voice.
"Then I need to remove whatever they implanted in him before they find him."
"I don't want him to change." I looked down. "He's perfect the way he is."
"Y/n I know you love Jimin, but it's whats best."
I shook my head. "He hasn't done anything wrong."
"Y/n, he ate Javier. As shitty as Javier is... listen he's... you just need to do it."
"What if he isn't the same? What if he forgets me?"
"Do you believe in your heart Jimin is a good person?"
I nodded. "Without a doubt."
"Then we'll help him remember."
I sighed. "But I like how things are."
"What if one day...." Namjoon trailed off as Jimin walked in the room.
"Are you guys talking badly about me?" Jimin looked down sadly.
"No. Never." Namjoon said. "We were discussing that I can fix you."
"Fix me?" Jimin tilted his head.
"Remember the tumor like thing we found?"
Jimin nodded. "Yes."
"I found a way to remove it."
His mouth opened slightly. "You can... you can make me.... Normal?"
Namjoon nodded. "Mhm."
"When can you do it?"
"Soon. But um Jimin, theres a problem."
"Yes?"
"There is more bad news?" I glared at Namjoon.,
"He has to be awake during. He can not be put to sleep. One wrong move and I need to get out of there or fix it. I need to hear his speech while it's happening."
"No way." I said.
"Will it hurt?" Jimin looked at him.
"It shouldn't." Namjoon shrugged. "The brain has no feeling."
"The part of getting to the brain?" I raised my eyebrow.
