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 Time seemed to go quickly, Jin, Jungkook, Tae, and Jimin never let me be alone. Jungkook would leave early for work as would Jin, so Tae would drive me in every day for work. Weekends I was mostly with just Jungkook, and if I needed a day of rest during the week, Jimin would stay with me. Today was one of those days, and the first day of Fall.

"I love the colors of autumn. It's like a whole new world... well, city in this case" I said as Jimin and I walked through the park.

"You know what I love about Autumn?" Jimin asked and I was already shaking my head, knowing he was about to say something inappropriate.

"Please don't ruin the season for me." I groaned. He laughed and stopped at the central fountain in the park.

"Just think, a handful more months and you'll be walking your little bundle of Jungkook through here, and then when he's old enough you'll be pushing him on those swings over there. And when he's a teenager I'll take him here and teach him to flirt with girls.. Or guys, or both." Jimin smiled cutely and I laughed.

"I'd appreciate it if you didn't corrupt my child. But I also appreciate you wanting to be part of his life and accepting whatever he chooses for himself. Or however he naturally becomes." I said to him and he smiled.

"That's one thing you'll never have to worry about with us, and one thing he'll never have to worry about. He's got so many people waiting to meet him and love him and support him. If he doesn't feel right, or if he feels a certain way towards the same sex or both men and women, or even if none of that matters to him. He'll be loved and supported. And I'm glad he's got a mom who's just like that too, willing to support him no matter what. Some kids, some adults are not that lucky." Jimin said and I nodded.

"What about you?" I asked him.

"Me? I'm one of the lucky ones... but only by one parent. I'm super happy this little guy's about to have both parents and a lot of extended family to understand, no matter what. Even if he ends up being a completely straight line." Jimin chuckled a little.

"I'm glad you had at least one who supported you." I replied.

"Jin, Tae, Jungkook, and the others made up for it." Jimin said with a smile. As he looked out and we watched people walking by.

"Jin was supportive of Jungkook too, right? With the whole Namjoon thing?" I asked.

"Not at first, and it wasn't because of Jungkook's taste in a partner, but it was more because of Yoongi. He just always comes off intimidating and scary. Mostly because he just sits there with a hard or cold look on his face and he says nothing... until he feels he should say something, or until he feels comfortable enough. Jin worried and didn't support Jungkook getting into a relationship with Namjoon because he knew Yoongi would be part of it. He worried about possible jealousy and Yoongi being too harsh with Jungkook. But Yoongi's a soft little kitten, the tough exterior is just to keep people from fucking with him." Jimin said with a chuckle.
"In fact, If you could teach your little bundle of joy to call his Uncle Yoongi Uncle Kitty, it would be great. I mean, he would love it." Jimin said and he was doing his best to not break out into laughter.

"Uh huh... great for you?" I asked him. He couldn't hold it in as much and let a few strained chuckles out.

"For Jungkook and Jin too. The three of us would be truly grateful to you if your kid could call him that." He let loose the laugh he was holding in and it made me laugh along.

"Fine." I agreed and we both laughed a little more. We got up and stopped for some lunch before heading back to the apartment. Jimin was really funny and a good person to just hang out with. I'd become closer with him as he was willing to be around and help out when the others couldn't.
I could see the pride in Jin's eyes as he looked at his younger brother lately. Jungkook was being not only responsible, but he seemed to be working on his temper and he was getting better at communicating over acting out. Tae also noticed the improvements.. But the worry was still there, the sometimes overprotective moments were still there. However, there was a reason for it... and Tae and I were reminded once again when we were at work on Thursday night, finishing up some research on a new line of childrens furniture by some Swiss craftsman.
The crash came from the back and it set off the alarms. Tae grabbed my hand and brought me to the cleaning closet and had me wait inside.