Hello my dear Readers before starting the chapter, i would like to tell that the chapters are not in order so I request you all to look at the chapter number and continue reading, I tried my best to arrange it but due to some glitch am unable to do it , so that's it ..
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The morning sun was just beginning to creep over the horizon, casting a soft glow through the windows of Taehyung's chamber. Inside, the room was still quiet, save for the gentle rise and fall of Taehyung’s breathing. At the bedside, Jungkook remained kneeling, his head resting on the edge of the bed, his fingers wrapped protectively around Taehyung’s delicate hand. He had stayed there the entire night, refusing to leave, even as exhaustion claimed him.
Outside the chamber, Queen Mother Yoona, accompanied by her handmaiden Jimin, Taehyung’s loyal friend, approached the door. Yoona had always been the first to check on her son each morning since the betrayal. Her heart ached every time she saw the toll the punishment had taken on him, but today, there was a flicker of hope. Jungkook’s arrival had stirred something inside her—a belief that perhaps things could change for the better.
As they entered the room quietly, Yoona’s gaze immediately fell on the scene before her. There, by Taehyung’s bedside, was Jungkook, still asleep but with his hands gently cradling Taehyung’s. The sight stopped her in her tracks, and her heart softened instantly. It was as though the young prince had been watching over Taehyung all night, even in his sleep.
Jimin, walking just behind Yoona, also paused when he saw Jungkook. A smile tugged at the corners of his lips, though there was a faint sadness in his eyes. He had always known how much Taehyung had meant to Jungkook, and seeing him here, so devoted, gave Jimin a glimmer of hope that his friend would no longer suffer alone.
Jimin, who stood by her side, let out a soft, barely audible sigh. “He cares for him deeply,” he whispered, his voice filled with warmth.
Yoona nodded, her eyes never leaving Jungkook. “Yes, he does,” she murmured in agreement. “I always hoped that Taehyung would find someone who could cherish him the way he deserves. Perhaps Jungkook is that person.”
Jimin stepped forward, glancing from Taehyung’s peaceful face to Jungkook’s sleeping form. “They’ve always had something special,” he whispered. “Taehyung spoke of him often, even after everything that happened.”
Yoona smiled faintly, her eyes softening even more. She moved closer to the bed, careful not to wake either of the young men. Watching Jungkook, she saw the way his hands held onto Taehyung’s—gently, but with an unspoken promise of protection and love. It warmed her heart in ways she hadn’t felt since Taehyung had been stripped of his title. For the first time in what felt like an eternity, she allowed herself to hope.
She reached out and softly touched Jungkook’s shoulder, her touch light as not to startle him. “He’s been waiting for you, Jungkook,” Yoona whispered softly, more to herself than anyone else. “Perhaps you are the one who can finally bring him peace.”
Jungkook stirred at her touch, blinking groggily as he slowly lifted his head. His eyes, still heavy with sleep, immediately sought out Taehyung, and when he saw that he was still resting peacefully, a soft smile tugged at his lips. He looked up, noticing the queen mother standing beside him.
“Your Majesty,” Jungkook whispered, quickly releasing Taehyung’s hand and standing up, a flush of embarrassment creeping up his cheeks.
Yoona smiled warmly, waving off his formality. “There’s no need to be embarrassed, Jungkook. I’m glad to see you here.”
Jungkook glanced down at Taehyung, his expression softening. “I couldn’t leave him... not like this,” he admitted quietly, his voice thick with emotion. “He’s suffered so much.”

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