✔️unknown → bts fanfic

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- Lee Minseo's POV -

I was allowed time off work, but poor Jungkook still had to go into work to solve the case. I felt so sorry for him, since he had to stare at all Yugyeom's belongings, listen to Yugyeom's recorded voice, and still had to stay calm.

I heard that shrines had been set up for both Jongin and Yugyeom in the park, so me and Sehun planned to visit there today. It was still early in the morning though since I woke up to see Jungkook off, so I sat down to watch some TV while I waited.

I sat on my sofa and turned the TV on, flick through the channels with the remote.

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"-this will give you the clearest skin you could ever imagine-"

"-an app that sends messages 10 minutes after you typed them-"

"-claim PPI compensation toda-"

"This is breaking news." I suddenly stopped flicking when the news channel came on, and I listened intently.

"A 97 liner, named Kim Yugyeom, was murdered on the night of Sunday the 26th February." The reporter spoke. "Only one day after the murder of Kim Jongin, detectives found that both men died of the same cause: a slash to the neck." I felt tears welling up in my eyes.

It then showed a clip of Jungkook in a conference room with three other people, one of them was Mingyu.
"Yesterday morning answers were given at the conference for Kim Jongin that took place at the Town Hall," then someone ran over to one of the guys, whispered something in his ear, and he stood up abruptly. "But the conference was cut short by The Chief Choi Minho due to some unexpected news."

It then cut back to the studio, where four people were gathered round a table.
"Thank you for that, Miss. Kim." The news lady smiled briefly. "Now, we have reason to believe that this was the exact point Mr. Choi heard of the death of Kim Yugyeom." The news lady started the conversation.
"Well, it would make perfect sense," A man replied. "Considering the circumstances, I believe that's true."

"And what do you think about Mr. Choi's actions in cutting the meeting short?" The news lady asked.
"I believe that Mr. Choi's actions were severely disrespectful." Another lady butted in. "The way he and his colleagues just abruptly left would make the friends and relatives of Mr. Kim Jongin fell very attacked."
"How so?" The news lady pursued.
"Well, he just got up, apologised, and left." The second lady told the group. "That gives me the impression that Mr. Choi believes that other matters are more important that a scheduled conference about someone's death."

"Well," The second man butted in. "He did just find out that another person was murdered."
"That hasn't actually been confirmed though." The second lady stated.

"And there are also rumours that one of the detectives working on the case, Jeon Jungkook, had very close relations with Kim Yugyeom." The news lady stopped an argument from forming. "What are our opinions on that?"

"Apparently they were school friends." The first man spoke up.
"I think it's appalling that this boy should be made to work on a case in which one of his close friends was killed." The second lady told them. "Do they not care about how hard it must be on him? He's only 19 for heavens sake, should this boy really have to go through all that at such a young age?"