[editing] ❝ I fucked you good then. Didn't I? ❞ Love is a funny word with so many interpretations of its definition. Famous professional writer Park Jimin believed love to be a warm feeling felt within his heart if he was in the arms of someone he truly cared about. After an encounter with one of South Korea's favorite male actors, Jeon Jungkook, his beliefs upon it would be tested. The phrase love at first sight held so much power over him which made him perplexed about the reasons behind his new relationship with the actor. Jungkook felt completely different. Just one kiss with the writer had him dwelling upon a mysterious not explored territory. His own definition of love clashed with Jimin's. Lust fully overpowered his emotions and actions. A dark past was hidden behind his expressions. But aside from this, he was enthralled by the one man who could make him feel forbidden emotions. Hopefully throughout the journey of their relationship, Jimin's definition of love could change Jungkook's. The challenge would prove to be very difficult for the writer when life didn't seem to be on their side. Was love and fucking the same? Was love at first sight just an excuse to hide lustful intentions? Would their relationship last after Jimin found out about Jungkook's dark past and the reasons behind his actions? Or would Jungkook change for the better after finding out of about another of life's obstacles? Contents: -Smut -Angst -Romance -Mature Content -Triggering Content for sensitive readers -Mpreg -MORE Started: JUL/2019 Completed: AUG/15/20

An erotica writer begins to question his sexuality after meeting a chef who's as charming as he is handsome. And damn, is he handsome. "You entice me in ways I don't understand," he says, just above a whisper. Seokjin blushes at his words, biting down on his lip. "You speak like a writer," he responds. "You kiss like one too." Namjoon's hand slips out of his hair and back to his waist. With a playful aura now among them, he smiles. "And how would you know?" -a romantic story in which a writer meets his muse. #2 in Gender Identity as of 02/38/2022