I woke up tangled with Jimin, our legs folded into each other like a knot. His head was hanging off the couch while mine was shoved into the back cushions. I nearly suffocated, my lack of breath waking me up just before I lost consciousness. I glanced at the time. It was already about 4 p.m. If I didn't get back soon, I'd be late for work. I untwisted myself from him and climbed over his lifeless body onto the carpet. His lips were pursed, a subtle whistle of air filtering through the small gap. 
I caught a glimpse of myself in a halfway mirror, puffy eyes and a swollen cheek from sleeping on broken skin. I glanced behind me to where Jimin still laid, sound asleep and unmoving. I tossed a blanket over him and shuffled toward the door, plucking the glock off of the kitchen counter as I passed. By the time I exited the building, Don was already lingering out front. He smiled the moment our eyes met.
"The mansion, sir?"
I nodded with a grin. 
By the time I got home, the house was quiet. The maids were moving slowly, a lull before the scramble to prepare dinner. I dragged my feet to the stairs, a shower calling my name. Before I made it up more than three steps, I heard a gasp behind me. 
"That lying picklepuss!" A familiar voice snarled. I squinted, turning to look over my shoulder. 
"Picklepuss? What does that-"
"He promised me he'd take care of the wound! And look at you! Swollen like a bruised peach!" She cried in horror.
I suppose it was only a matter of time before I'd have to face her. I reluctantly retreated back down the stairs. 
"It's alright Mrs. Uim, it doesn't hurt all that bad." I lied. She gently cupped my cheeks, her expression sent painful stabs into my chest. 
"Oh dear, look at you, oh dear, my poor baby." She cooed. I grinned. 
"I'm okay, I promise." I whispered gently. 
"You're so puffy, it's all yellow and blue. And your eyes, they're so red." She whined. 
"Yellow's a good thing. It means it's healing." I reassured. 
"How could some random stranger do this to my baby because of some stupid fender bender!? If I could get my hands on them, I'd have their head." She spat. I chuckled. Fender bender? So that's what Taehyung came up with. Some stupid road rage incident? I suppose it's better than the truth. 
"I'll be more careful, Uimi." I nudged her arm playfully, attempting to deescalate her heightened emotions. 
"I've gotta get to work, but when I come home we can do whatever you want. How does that sound?"
She sighed. 
"Alright, alright, fine. But before you head off, come see me in the dining room, I need to dress that nasty wound of yours."
I nodded firmly with a soft gaze. She reluctantly released my arm. 
"Don't rub it! Keep soap off of it and-"
"I know, I know, I'll be careful." I smiled. As promised, after getting dressed I reported to the dining room where she thoroughly cleaned and dressed my wound. I wore a high collared button-up to hide the lacerations around my neck, buttoning the shirt to the very top button.  I ended up leaving with a black medical eyepatch slung around the right side of my face. Perhaps not the best look to attract customers, but there wasn't much I could do about it. I tried to slip out the front door without the glock, but a ridiculous amount of butlers swarmed me like moths until I agreed to shove it in the back of my waist band. 
                                      
                                   
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Till Death Do Us Part ||Taekook||
FanfictionA story that includes the typical trope of a rich business man named Taehyung. A man forced to marry another by the name of Jungkook. Taehyung might be your typical cold, emotionless, man of merciless business decisions, but Jungkook? Jungkook decid...
 
                                           
                                               
                                                  