My Sister's Husband | Jikook ✔️

Chapter 16

At the end of the day, Jimin decided to head over to Yoongi's studio, hoping to spend some time with his fiancé and perhaps discuss the tension between them. As he approached the studio door, he took a deep breath, preparing himself for whatever lay ahead.

However, when he opened the door, he was met with an unexpected and unsettling sight. Iseul was sitting on Yoongi's desk, looking far too comfortable and intimate in a space that should have been private.

"Iseul?" Jimin's voice was filled with confusion and a hint of betrayal. "What are you doing here?"

Iseul looked up, seemingly unfazed. "Oh, oppa. I was just waiting for Yoongi oppa. We were discussing some things."

Jimin's eyes narrowed. "Discussing what exactly?"

Before Iseul could respond, Yoongi stepped into the room, his expression caught somewhere between surprise and guilt. "Jimin, you're here."

Jimin looked between Yoongi and Iseul, the unease growing in the pit of his stomach. "Yes, I came to see you. But why is Iseul here? What's going on?"

Yoongi glanced at Iseul, then back at Jimin. "We were just talking about some personal matters. It's nothing, really."

Jimin's eyes flicked to Iseul, who was now standing up, her attitude a mix of defensiveness and nonchalance. "Why does it feel like more than just talking?"

Iseul crossed her arms, her tone turning cold. "Maybe you're just reading too much into it, oppa. Not everything is about you."

Jimin felt a surge of frustration. "This is about boundaries, Iseul. You're overstepping them."

Yoongi stepped forward, trying to diffuse the tension. "Jimin, let's talk about this privately. I don't want us to fight."

Jimin took a deep breath, his eyes never leaving Iseul. "Fine. But this isn't over." He turned to Yoongi, his voice softer but firm. "We need to talk."

As Jimin and Yoongi walked out of the studio, leaving Iseul behind, Jimin couldn't shake the feeling that something was seriously wrong.

The trust he had in both his sister and his fiancé was starting to crack, and he knew that the coming conversations would either fix those feelings or shatter them completely.

As Jimin and Yoongi walked away from the studio, the silence between them was thick with unspoken tension. They reached a quieter area where they could talk without being overheard.

Yoongi was the first to break the silence. "Love, I know what it looked like, but it's not what you think."

Jimin crossed his arms, his eyes fixed on Yoongi. "Then explain it to me. Why was Iseul in your studio, sitting on your desk?"

Yoongi ran a hand through his hair, looking more stressed than Jimin had ever seen him. "Iseul came to see me because she wanted advice on how to handle her situation with Jungkook. She thought I might have some insights since we're all in the same industry. That's all."

Jimin raised an eyebrow, clearly not convinced. "And you couldn't have talked somewhere more appropriate? Like literally anywhere else?"

Yoongi sighed. "She showed up unexpectedly. I didn't think it was a big deal at the time. I just wanted to help her out."

Jimin's frustration was palpable. "Yoongi, I don't know what's going on between you two, but it feels wrong. It feels like you're hiding something."

Yoongi took Jimin's hands, looking him in the eyes. "I'm not hiding anything, love. I swear. Iseul is just going through a tough time, and I'm trying to be supportive. That's all there is to it."