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Lay me down

It had been two weeks since Jimin last saw or spoke to Jungkook. The two previously labeled lovers were now broken up and Jimin wasn't going to deny the emotional mess he was. The source of the issue being their distance. The two lived together but were constantly busy and lately it had seemed Jungkook was almost uninterested in his boyfriend. Granted, the younger of the two was always closed off when it came to being affectionate or showing emotion, but it appeared to get worse.

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"Do you not love me anymore? Why are you always going out with Hoseok? Are you guys fucking now?" Jimin's voice raising ever so slightly at his last words, the image causing a sharp pain in his heart.

"No! Why can't you just believe that I'm busy?!" Jungkook matched the tone equally, fuming and hurt that his boyfriend of two years didn't believe him.

All of this started when Jimin decided to confront the younger after he finally returned home. At five in the morning. Of course Jimin had the right to be upset since he waited up for his boyfriend the entire time.

"Busy with what, Kook? What could be so important that you just forget you have a boyfriend? I cooked you dinner and you know damn well I can't cook for shit. I could've burned down the house but you would've probably been too busy with Hobi to even give a shit!" Jimin had long lost the intimidation once the tears spilled from his eyes, staining his cheeks as they continued to fall.

Jungkook felt bad, he didn't know he was hurting Jimin so much but the anger of being accused of something he wasnt doing took over his mind instead. In reality, he'd picked up extra hours at the pizza shop in hopes to buy the best present he could for his boyfriend who stuck with him through everything. Ironic, huh? "I'm sorry, okay? I've apologized multiple times already, what the hell do you want from me?!"

Without even thinking or taking a moment to take in a deep breath, Jimin yelled back. "I want my boyfriend back! The same one I fell in love with or I want you out! And you aren't him."

That only left one option then.

He didn't expect for Jungkook to do it. They've argued before but this time he actually witnessed his younger boyfriend gathered his backpack that he'd tossed on the floor when he got home, and left. Out of the door and didn't return not once since.

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Yes, I do, I believe that one day I will be where I was right there. Right next to you.

"It's just a break. We'll fix it soon and I'll be next to him again." Jimin sniffled, his words being muffled by the pillow he currently had his face buried into on Jin's couch. He'd never lose hope that he'd be back together with Jungkook. It would happen again. It had to.

"But you two have broken up before, just never this long." Namjoon spoke up from the couch across the room, earning him a hit to the back of the head from a tired Yoongi who was sprawled out beside him.

"Do you honestly think that'll help in this situation?" Yoongi groaned. Two whole weeks of a sobbing Jimin had made him lose his patience. All he wanted was for the pair to get back together so he could finally catch a break.

Your touch, your skin. Where do I begin? No words can explain, the way I'm missing you. Deny this emptiness. This hole that I'm inside. These tears, they tell their own story.

Jungkook sighed, sitting in his jobs uniform at Hobi's dinning table. His shift had ended four hours ago and once he got home, he didn't have the energy to change. Hoseok was making him a cup of coffee, rambling about some rude customer he had that demanded to speak to his manager. He was quite the character and always made Jungkook laugh whenever he told a story with his comical facial expressions, but Jungkook hadn't cracked a smile since he walked out on his boyfriend. Former boyfriend.