Lots of Jungkook hurt/sick one shots. There will be many many triggers and I will put every trigger at the beginning of the chapters .
If you have requests , just text me and I'll write them as chapter .
My English isn't the best but I'll try to m...
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The studio lights shone brightly, casting a warm glow over BTS as they sat comfortably on the grey couches arranged on the set. The backdrop was a mix of sleek blues and gentle whites, giving the entire set a polished yet welcoming appearance. Each of the seven members had their distinct charisma on display—Jin's playful comments, J-Hope's radiant energy, RM's measured responses, Suga's thoughtful demeanor, Jimin's gentle humor, V's unique observations, and Jungkook's shy but sincere smile.
The audience laughed and cheered at every witty exchange, and the interviewer herself was having a good time, keeping things light while subtly delving into personal topics about their recent world tour and upcoming projects. It was the kind of environment that BTS had grown used to, a controlled setting where they could be themselves, albeit in a more polished version.
Jungkook sat between Jimin and RM, as was often the arrangement during interviews. He liked the stability of being surrounded by his hyungs, the members he had looked up to for most of his life. Today, his fingers played absentmindedly with the fabric of his jeans, twisting the hem while he listened to Jin talk about a recent funny mishap involving an inflatable pool and a group of very enthusiastic fans. Laughter rang out across the set, and Jungkook smiled, adding his soft chuckle to the mix.
The interviewer, a seasoned professional in her early thirties, watched the group with an attentive gaze. Her name was Seo-jin, and she had interviewed BTS before; she knew how to navigate the flow of an interview with them, transitioning from humor to depth with a subtle touch. After a round of laughter that left even Suga wiping tears from his eyes, she looked down at her cue cards, a more contemplative expression settling over her face.
She leaned forward slightly, a sign that the conversation was about to take a different turn. "Alright, boys, I think it's time to switch gears a little bit," Seo-jin said, her voice taking on a more serious, introspective tone. "You know, the fans love seeing this side of you—the fun, the jokes, the camaraderie. But they also look up to you for guidance, especially on topics that can be a bit more challenging."
She turned her gaze specifically towards Jungkook, her eyes softening. "Jungkook, if it's alright with you, I'd like to ask you something a little deeper. A lot of young people today are dealing with complex issues in their relationships—whether it's friendships, family, or romantic relationships. And I think your perspective could really help them understand something important."
Jungkook felt the weight of the moment before the question was even asked. His practiced smile remained, but he could sense the shift in the atmosphere, the tension that rippled through him in anticipation. His eyes flickered to RM, whose reassuring presence was a steady source of comfort. RM gave him a slight nod, urging him to stay open, to be himself.
Seo-jin continued, "Jungkook, in your experience, what would you say is the difference between 'gaslighting' and 'respectful' talking? This topic has been coming up a lot recently, and I think your insights could be really valuable."
