"because being wild and free and dressing colorful is dangerous for boys in this society." in which jimin falls in love with a boy in a homophobic society.

Every second counts.

Isn't it often said that the smallest among us should receive the greatest love and care? In this agony of what he claims as existence, it seems that this sentiment is almost sacred, an unwritten rule of the universe. Yet, for Jungkook, this rule had become twisted, for he found himself standing on the periphery of affection, gazing upon the warmth that seemed to elude him. The paradox lay in his silence, his fear of asking for more, there he stays, the complete estrangement from the lives of his family he yearned to be an integral part of. The unspoken fear that they might, in their judgments, bolt the door to their hearts, leaving him forever adrift in the vast sea of solitude, haunted him. The silent plea for acceptance and love remained concealed within him, echoing in the chambers of his heart, even as he remained silent and withdrawn, unable to voice his longing. Warning: (this story isn't an love story.) it's about jungkook struggling to get love from his family.

Korea goes into an uproar when its announced that its faceless King, Kim Namjoon, likes men and only men. In an effort to get him married off, his grandmother holds a competition in which the winner will become the King's spouse. Korea's gay men gather to win over the King's heart, but from just one look Namjoon feels himself drawn to one particular candidate, Kim Seokjin.

Helville High is a school full of homophobes. And In this school full of homophobes, Taehyung desperately tries to keep his sexuality hidden. After all, being gay in a school for straight males isn't ideal. But fate never seems to be on his side. And in this case, fate comes in the form of the school's most homophobic prick, Jeon Jungkook.