The Bangtan Gal

How Much You're Loved

Chapter Summary: Jen is in the hospital, after collapsing from exhaustion while ARMY trends positive messages for her on Twitter. The members think of memories and thoughts when they first met her

Words: 7,000+

Genre: FLUFF with all members! Sweet chapter.

Author's Note: Just a random thought as I edited. I'm not a shipper for BTS or ship anyone with anybody in K-Pop but you know how people ship Jimin and Jungkook? Or just absolutely love their bond together and make tons of videos and content about them? I feel like people would do that with Jennie and Taehyung, having those two be the most shipped together. I love their friendship. And rereading and editing through the part about him and her really got me thinking a lot about their bond. It's truly sweet. Also I think my admiration for him and him being my bias in BTS is also a factor hehe. Truly the best.

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"I don't get why you would want to go to South Korea."

"What do you mean why? Why not?"

"I just...don't think it would be wise. It's right by North Korea. It's dangerous."

"It's dangerous everywhere."

"You could get kidnapped or something."

"You can get kidnapped anywhere, unfortunately."

"I'm sorry, I can't support this."

"Are you serious? Please, Auntie, don't discourage me."

Jen stared at Aunt with a frown. Family came over for a big dinner, a little get together, and her mother proudly announced that she was going to Korea to become a trainee for Big Hit Entertainment. Of course, her family had no idea what that was, so Jen explained it was a company in the K-Pop industry and she always wanted to perform and work with that genre.

For some members, the news didn't sit right, including her mother's sister.

For the other family members, they were supportive and thrilled that she still wanted to perform despite the rough ending with Amity. Perhaps if she stayed in America, they would react differently. They would be more supportive instead of reluctant.

"Maybe you should just stick to school and go to college like your sisters are aiming for." Her Grandmother spoke out.

"Yes, she could do something with singing and dancing at school. Problem solved." Her grandfather agreed.

"I feel as though she needs to think of a backup plan besides singing and dancing. She can't do that forever. Proper education is a must. Go to Law school, like my dad." An older cousin suggested as Jen fought the urge to roll her eyes.

She sighed and sat her fork down, losing her appetite to eat as she kept hearing various comments about her career goals.

Do this.

Go to this.

Learn this.

Go to this college.

Don't go to Korea.

Don't do this forever.

All you do is do this. Set your priorities straight.

Same.Old.Bull.Shit.

"She should stay in America. Your daughter will not survive being in a place like Korea."

"I agree, she's still a little girl. She's going to be there all alone. Miles away. That's emotionally draining. How could let her do this? I don't want my niece to be in a country like that. Right near North Korea? Do you not know what they are doing over there?"