Jungkook saw Jin fuck Yoongi and now his life is a disaster. He's hard all the time, confused, pissed off, definitely not straight, maybe bi, maybe insane. Jin's walking around like nothing happened-soft lips, big dick, stupid face-and Jungkook's losing it. His birthday's coming. He wants one thing. It's wrong. It's dumb. It's gonna ruin everything. He wants Jin to fuck him. And then maybe cry about it. Or not. He doesn't care. He just wants it again. ❤️‍🔥Bottom Jin ❤️‍🔥Top Jungkook

Kim Seokjin had many expectations for his life-being kidnapped by pirates was not one of them. When a notorious crew of misfit pirates mistakenly abducts him instead of a wealthy noble heir, Seokjin finds himself trapped aboard The Black Siren with no way out. To make matters worse, Captain Jeon Jungkook-a reckless, flirtatious rogue-seems to take an immediate liking to his feisty new "guest." Determined to escape and return to civilization, Seokjin does everything in his power to resist his captors. But as escape attempts fail spectacularly, he soon realizes that his greatest weapon isn't his wit or his wealth-it's his ability to nag an entire pirate crew into submission. With every adventure, from sea monster attacks to treasure hunts gone wrong, Seokjin slowly starts to find his place among the chaos. But the biggest danger of all? Falling for the infuriating pirate captain who won't stop flirting with him. Surviving pirates was one thing. Surviving Jungkook's charm? Now that was a real challenge.

Kim Seokjin and Jeon Jungkook have been inseparable since childhood, their bond forged in the quiet corners of their small hometown, where nothing ever changes. They grew up side by side-best friends, closer than brothers, their lives tangled together so tightly that neither can imagine a world without the other. But university changes everything. Seoul is bigger, louder, and full of people who don't know or care about the history they share. For the first time, Jungkook has a life outside of Seokjin-new friends, new experiences, new possibilities. And Seokjin hates it. Possessive, jealous, and unwilling to let go, Seokjin does everything he can to keep Jungkook close. He's always been the center of Jungkook's world, and he refuses to be anything less. But the harder he tries to hold on, the more Jungkook slips through his fingers, pushing back in ways he never has before. Their friendship has always been too much-too intense, too consuming, too close to something neither of them is ready to name. And as the distance between them grows, the question lingers: Were they ever just friends to begin with?