BTS One-Shots

Namjoon- Soulmate AU

Background: You aren't a fan of BTS. 
When you turn 21, you go to get tested for your soulmate. After some time, you receive your soulmate's address. It's traditional for the boy to go to the girl's address.

You woke up a week after you had your soulmate test appointment. You were told that it would take a week to process your results. And if your soulmate was already in the databank, you would receive the address in a week.

As you walked downstairs you saw your Mom and your niece in the kitchen.

"Good morning, Y/N," your Mom said cheerful as she cleaned the dishes from your brothers' breakfast.

"Morning," You said before going over to your niece and cooing over your baby niece, Indigo.

Indigo was the daughter of your sister, Naomi. Naomi was the oldest in the family at 28. She received her soulmate's address a month after she got tested. He appeared on the doorstep a day later. He drove all night from his hometown to meet her. After initially meeting her, he passed out from exhaustion. It was the most romantic thing you had ever seen, like something out of one of your favorite romantic novels. Now the two of them were married and are living happily.

"Where are the boys?" You asked your mom noticing the uncommon quietness in the house.

"They went out to the movies, and are going to lunch afterwards," your Mom said. "And we're watching Indigo today since Naomi had an emergency at work and had to go in. Do you want some breakfast?"

"Sure, can I have some toast with peanut butter and marmalade?" You asked.

"Of course, you and your weird taste," your mom laughed as she put the bread in the toaster.

While you was ate you began making weird faces at Indigo, your Mom went out to get the mail. Suddenly, she came rushing back in.

"Y/N! Sweetie! Y/N!" your mom shouted as she ran back into the house.

"Mom, is everything okay?" you rushed to your feet.

You watched as your Mom rushed into the kitchen throwing all but one of the envelopes onto the kitchen island. She stood in front of you with an envelope between your faces. She had wide eyes and a wide grin.

"It came," she whispered excitedly. "It's here."

You stared at the envelope in front of your face and your jaw dropped. You took a step back, bumping into Indigo's highchair. You steadied the wobbling high chair before turning back to your mom and the envelope.

"Open it!" her Mom said shoving the envelope into your hands. You stared at it before moving to open it.

"Wait! Should we wait for your brothers and Father?" your Mom asked.

"Should I?"

"Are you dying to open it? Because if you can't wait another second, go ahead and open it."

"I'm okay with waiting," You said nervously. You knew her mom wouldn't understand your worries about finding your soulmate.

"Should we wait for Naomi and Kyle as well? They'll already going to come pick up Indigo later."

"Sure, we can wait for them."

Then Indigo started crying, pulling the attention from the envelope and to the crying toddler. As your mom picked up the crying toddler, you threw out the rest of your breakfast, suddenly not hungry. You placed the envelope in the basket where all the important mail went before disappearing to your room to worry some more.