By The Sunlight | BTS

Chapter 3: Just One Day

"Left, Jiminie! Move over to the left! LEFT!"

"Aim for the third and fourth arrow!"

"Now, you're too far! Move right, Jimin-ah!"

"NO! He said right!"

"NOOO! You're going to lose regardless now!"

Once they finished breakfast, the pack spent the rest of the morning and afternoon getting to know Jungkook and making him feel more comfortable around them.

After much persuading and sharing on their own parts, they discovered that Jungkook was fifteen, almost sixteen, which is younger than Taehyung by two years. He likes to draw in his free time. And he loves superhero movies, especially Iron Man.

They made sure to stay away from topics regarding family, so that Jungkook wouldn't get sad again. Their goal was not only to get to know the kid, but to also take his mind off the tragic loss he just suffered from. Distracting people was their specialty.

So that is how they found themselves engaged in an epic bowling competition on their Wii.

Another thing they learned about Jungkook was that he liked to play video games. Once they knew that, they immediately fired up their Wii and tried to coax Jungkook into playing.

Since Jungkook was somewhat Leary about them, he politely declined their offer and insisted that he would watch them compete.

Much to the surprise of the pack, Taehyung quickly agreed to sit out with Jungkook until a later turn to give the younger boy some company.

The two youngest claimed the middle of one of the couches and laughed as the older boys challenged each other to boxing and bowling games.

Jungkook's sides hurt from how much he laughed.

It was hilarious to watch Seokjin and Namjoon wave the Wii around gracelessly. At one point during their game challenges, Namjoon hit his forehead with the controller and almost knocked down the tv.

After that incident, the werewolf was banned from playing for a while, so he took up residence next to Jungkook on the couch.

The werewolf was surprising not aggressive or hostile like his stepfather. Instead, Namjoon was one of the nicest and gentlest people that Jungkook had ever met. He even reminded him of his older brother a little.

Jimin was also very sweet. When Taehyung was playing, it was Jimin that kept him company and made sure that he didn't get to tangled in his thoughts. That's the main reason why when Jimin asked him to play in the next round, he agreed.

When Jungkook said yes with little prompting, Jimin's smile could've softened the heart of the toughest hunters.

So that was how Jimin found himself in jeopardy of losing his notorious bowling streak.

Jimin just finished bowling his final time—with unhelpful coaching from his packmates, he might add—and now waited nervously off to the side to see if Jungkook would pull ahead of his score and demolish his winning streak.

Honestly, he didn't care about the streak as long as Jungkook was happy, but his dramatics amplified the fun.

And the shy smile Jungkook sure every time he scored helped make the loss much more bearable.

Currently, the two of them were tied, so if Jungkook bowls a zero then he might have a possibility of saving his streak. There's a slim chance of that happening with how the younger boy has been playing so far; he was crazy good.