Save Me - BTS Family

Time Skipped

The Kim family was as chaotic as ever. No matter how much time passed, their home remained a whirlwind of energy, laughter, and well-timed interruptions.

Namjoon and Jin, the ever-busy yet deeply in love couple, had finally made a decision—they were going on a honeymoon. A real one. Alone. Away from their children, who had, time and time again, ruined their attempts at romance. It had become a tragic pattern. The moment they even thought about having a peaceful moment, one of their "monsters," as Jin so lovingly called them, would crash in with a dramatic emergency, an existential crisis, or—more often than not—just to be annoying.

So, after much planning (and bribing their children to behave while they were gone), Namjoon and Jin packed their bags and escaped. The house was left in the hands of their perfectly capable but entirely unpredictable kids, and honestly? They didn't care. They needed this.

Yoongi and Jieun were thriving together, both in their relationship and in their careers. Their music channel on YouTube had exploded in popularity, their original tracks gaining millions of views. But the biggest moment came when a well-known filmmaker approached them with an offer—to produce a song for an upcoming movie. It was the kind of opportunity that could change everything for them.

Of course, Jieun, being the dramatic queen she was, pretended it wasn't a big deal. But Yoongi caught the way her eyes sparkled every time they sat in the studio together, working late into the night.

Jimin had officially left J-Hope's academy—not because he didn't love it, but because a small company called Big Hit Entertainment had scouted him. It was an opportunity he couldn't turn down. He had always dreamed of being an idol, of dancing and singing on a global stage. And now, it was finally happening.

But fate had a funny way of keeping things interesting.

His best friend, Kai, had also been selected—but by Pledis Entertainment. Different companies, different journeys, but the same dream.

Their training was set to begin in a month, so until then, Jimin was making the most of his time—hanging out with his brothers, helping out at J-Hope's academy, and, most importantly, annoying the hell out of Taehyung.

Speaking of Taehyung, he had finally completed his police training and was about to become an official officer in the Korean police force. The entire family was beyond proud.
Soon they will see off him 

Jungkook, the golden maknae of the Kim family, was juggling two obsessions—boxing and professional gaming. He had been training rigorously, preparing for an upcoming pro-gaming competition, all while keeping up his boxing as a side hobby. Of course, knowing Jungkook, a "hobby" wouldn't stay a hobby for long.

He spent hours gaming, strategizing, and practicing, determined to win. And when he wasn't doing that, he was sparring at the gym, pushing himself to new limits.

But even with all his training, he still had time to gossip about his hyungs.

And then, there were J-Hope and Lisa.

After J-Hope's viral podcast interview, the offers started rolling in—guest judge spots, international workshops, collaborations with top dance academies. But he turned them all down.

Because he and Lisa had a bigger dream.

They wanted to make their academy into something legendary. A place for real dancers. For people who didn't just want fame but wanted to master their craft. They were in this together, building something from the ground up, and for the first time in his life, J-Hope felt like he wasn't chasing something alone.

Lisa had officially accepted his offer to be his business partner, and together, they were putting everything they had into making their dream come true.