" She is my wife, stay away from her!" " Keep trying she will remain mine. " " Show me your scars, I want to see how many times you needed me and I wasn't there. " " You will find someone better, by leaving the best? " I wrote poems inside her with my fingers. Our story began with her screams and ended with her soul on my lips. jungkook * reader. It's a dark romance story. Use of abusive languages, mature things and obviously 21+ things. Please don't read if you are uncomfortable.... but I know everyone is comfortable with it.... make sure to read this story. it will be lit and sure it would send shivers to your spine. 🤭 Enjoy!!!! 🥇# 1 in romancefanfiction 🥇# 1 in maturethemes

Some stories begin with a confession. This one begins with two lives, thousands of miles apart. At twenty-five, Y/n has become an expert at hiding her emotions and pretending she is okay. Between corporate world, quiet evenings, and memories she never thought would carry, she's learned that grief doesn't show up loudly and that it is better to accept the things in life that can't be changed. On the other side of the world, Jungkook, twenty-eight, a member of one of the biggest K-pop groups in the world, spends his days under the blinding lights on stage, and his nights searching for pieces of ordinary life he never lived. To millions, he is an idol. To himself, he is just a man trying to remember who he is when the applause in a concert stadium fades. Their worlds have nothing in common. They speak different languages. They live in different countries. They live different lives. Yet, somewhere in the middle of all the chaos, untold words, and most importantly the invisible thread of fate, two strangers begin walking towards a path neither of them imagined. A Thousand Miles To You is a heartfelt, slice-of-life story about grief, healing, friendship, love, family, and the quiet moments that change a person forever. As life takes unexpected turns, and hearts are tested, one question is left unanswered until the very last page: "Is every meeting destined to last, if not, is every parting meant to be final?"