"Jungkook. Just. Humped. Me." BTS Jungkook x Reader Bunny JK ❤️❤️ lol it sounds weird but trust me Highest Rank: [#1 in Fanfiction]

Originally published in 1844.

Mortem- or Death, as he is called nowadays- knows that his namesake waits for no one. As such, neither does he. He doesn't really 'get' emotions either, so when he expresses no remorse over ending someone's life, people tend to get a little... agitated, you could say. Agitated as in physically attacking him sometimes and staying as far away from him as possible, but he's used to it- nothing surprises him anymore. However, when the last person he'd expect to understand- much less accept- him and his job befriends him, he realizes that perhaps not everything is as it seems.

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This story revolves around a watchman at a jeweller shop who gets involved in a crime; a crime which he had no clue of,which he didnt want to get involved in,which was not what he wanted.In short,this story caters to all your buds of mystery,thrill, and crime fiction. Read to find out how he managed to escape out of the chaos.

Time was never meant to stay; neither were people. Unlock your fears as you read this short story on the value of time to Adam who lost his father rather devastatingly; to cancer. Enjoy.

Who needs sleep anyways ??

This is a story of a broken family and its fatal end and of the house they lived in.