THE UNLIKELY ROMANCE [✓]

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Truth hit him hard.

Jin stumbled over the table.

"Don't lie to me Taehyung-ah! She just doesn't want to meet me. I can persuade her. She will never leave me. She can't! She loves me!" Jin's voice showed faith, uncertainty, and a hint of disbelief.

"It's true Hyung! She went to England!" Taehyung urged.

Still seeing disbelief in Jin's eyes, Taehyung pulled out something from his pocket.

A hush of silence fell, as the rest nine looked at what was about to happen, in anticipation.

Jin's eyes looked at Taehyung's hand. His heart suddenly praying, it wasn't what he would thought to be. His heartbeat raced.

Taehyung revealed the chain.

The damage was done! Jin knew it! There was nothing he could do, to take back. He knew, he was always the reason she suffered, was it before their relationship, or after their break up.

He had never once let her explain her side. He had affirmed her guilty.

Taehyung took Jin's hand and placed the chain in it.

"It ends here Hyung! I don't want to see her hurt anymore. It's time, you move on too." Taehyung left without another word.

Ae Chan didn't want to leave him alone. She followed him.

Yeon Joo's fingers tightened around Jungkook's.

Sung Hyo knew Jimin was sad. She laid a comforting hand on his shoulder.

Ha Ra hugged Hoseok as she cried. The thought of her cousin leaving, and now seeing Jin devastated, Ha Ra was sad. Hoseok pulled her into him, as he comforted her.

Along with Namjoon and Yoongi, they watched a devastated Jin helplessly.

Jin gathered up himself, wiping away the tears he cried. His fingers folded around the chain, as his mind wandered to the day, the very same hand tied the chain around her neck.

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"Choon He! Close you eyes! I have a gift for you!" Jin was excited.

(A/n: Jin as a school boy!)

"Not now Hyung! Do your homework! I am helping you here!" Rin's voice was strict.

They had stayed back at school, so that she could help Jin cover up the lesson for his winter term exams.

It was almost 7:30pm.

"Come with me!" Jin pulled her along with him, to the roof top.

"Jin hyung! My coat! It's cold outside!" Rin called out.

(A/n: Jin pulling Rin to the rooftop!)

Jin was in a hurry. Rin silenced herself as she saw his happy face.

The cold wind hit their faces, as Jin opened the door to the rooftop.

"Isn't it lovely up here in the night?!" Jin asked.

"Yes!" Rin closed her eyes, inhaling the cold breeze. Even though she felt freezing, winter was her favourite.

Jin looked at her, his eyes soft.

He pulled out something from his pocket. It was a chain. Something he customised for her. His name carved on.

His hands pulled back her hair, as it secured the chain around her neck.

Rin opened her eyes in surprise. She looked at the chain. Her eyes glistened, like the silver chain around her neck.

"O-Oppa..." Her voice was mellow.

Jin removed his winter coat, and placed it around her shoulder.

A moist eyes pierced through his. Jin pulled her close to him.

His plump lips captured hers. Rin's eyes closed.

They were lost in the love maze.

They wanted more as breath fell, and lips parted. Jin's tongue searched it's way for dominance, as the sweet moist cavern opened for him. The rhythm of love flowed through them as a warm heat. Rin's fingers tightened on his shoulders. His hands groped around her waist, pulling her more close to him. He bit her edges. He chewed them slightly. His tongue pacifying the bites.

Heavens sent their blessings. White feathers fell down. The street lights were brightly dim. The time to settle had come down. The city, was on the way, back to their nests. The empty rooftop seemed brightly lit, as stars shone brightly, with the moon smiling at the earth. The white crystals, piled up.

Frost creeped up the windows. It was a sweet night. The most beautiful, as two souls breathlessly pulled themselves apart, warming in embrace.

It was the first snow of the year.

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Snapping back to reality, Jin left in silence. His wide shoulders drooped.

His friends looking after the departing figure, as a cloud of misery surrounded them. They had seen too many goodbyes. Hands pulled their belongings more close, so that their stories would never end like their loved ones'.

It was windy. The sun hid behind the clouds, as the sky wept.