Forbidden Child - JJK (Sequel) ✔︎

#3 - Good widow

Yoongi's POV

As I dry myself from the fresh water from the waterfall, my mind falls on what Nari was telling me earlier, about Talia having a nightmare. She's only 5 years old, why would her mind give her a nightmare that's left her that scared?

Sitting down on one of the rocks, I try thinking of what possible dream could've gotten her that scared.

Namjoon joins me, sitting down on the rock opposite. Jungkook is still over by the waterfall in his wolf form, washing his fur.

Namjoon notices my facial expression's focused on something. "What's wrong?"

I look up. "Did Nari tell you about Talia having a nightmare last night?"

He looks away, searching in him memory to see if she did tell him. Then he shakes his head. "No, she didn't. Is Talia okay?"

Tilting my head, I sigh. "I don't really know. She seemed really shaken up by it before we left. She didn't really talk to us properly, and she wasn't happy like she normally is."

"How did Jungkook take it?"

"I'm not sure, he didn't mention it to me." Speaking of Jungkook he comes back to us from the waterfall, shakes the water off his fur and transforms back into himself.

"Much better." Jungkook sighs and sits on the rock next to Namjoon and I. The three of us sit in a triangle position on seperate rocks.

"So, I heard that Talia had a nightmare?" Namjoon says to him.

Ruffling his hair, he looks up at Namjoon. "Yeah, she wouldn't tell me what it was about though. But maybe that's because it's still fresh in her head, she might come around by the time we get back."

"Don't you think it's weird?" I question. "You used to have nightmares all the time. And she hasn't had one until now." Maybe it's just a coincidence and a one time thing, but whenever something happens to one of us it's never just a one time thing. Sadly.

"I only started to have the nightmares when the black widow went inside me, and lived in me. And ever since he died, I've pretty much been fine." Jungkook shrugs. "Oh, speaking of dreams, I actually had one too."

"Was it bad?" Namjoon asks.

Jungkook instantly shakes his head. "No, it wasn't a nightmare. But it did confused me a little."

I position myself to be facing Jungkook directly, gesturing with my hand to tell us. Namjoon does the same.

"I was in this big room. There were pillars and a balcony, and directly under it was a throne. And I saw someone. She was wearing a white, long dress, and her hair lose around her shoulders. And when we both looked at eachother, I instantly knew who it was."

Namjoon tilts his head and leans forwards. "You saw Hana?"

Jungkook nods. "Made me realise how much I miss her, you know? She smiled at me and then that was it. I woke up. I kind of wished she would've said something before it ended."

"So which part confused you?" Namjoon wonders.

"Just the fact that she was alive and not dead nor dying, that's all." Jungkook rakes his hair back, resting his arm on his knee.

"She'd be proud of you, Jungkook. You know that, right?" I say whilst looking down, my hands brought together whilst my arms sit on my knees. "How much you've accomplished over the past few years."

Not having Hana around was difficult for Jungkook at first. Without his daughter's mother, being a single parent wasn't easy. Obviously we all helped along the way, but she needs both of her parents. And she sadly only has one.