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  • Closer Than Friends | Taekook by prettykoo1997
    prettykoo1997
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    Jungkook and Taehyung have been inseparable since childhood. Their parents are friends, their lives are intertwined, and being close has always felt natural. Jungkook is pretty, bratty, and far too comfortable stealing Taehyung's hoodies, sitting in his lap, and teasing him without a second thought. Taehyung has always tolerated it. Always protected him. Always stayed close. But as they grow older, the way Taehyung looks at Jungkook starts to change. And Jungkook slowly realizes that the boy who's been by his side his entire life might want something more than friendship. Warnings ☞ Top Taehyung ☞ Bottom Jungkook ☞ Elder Jungkook ☞ Younger Taehyung ☞ Smut (ofc) ☞Mature content ☞Virgin taekook Most impressive ranking #1 in btsfanfic (out of 165k stories) #3 in fanfic (out of 1.59 M stories) #2 in Taehyung (out of 185k stories) #3 in vkook (out of 46.1k stories) #1 in toptaehyung #1 in bottomjk #4 in jungkook (out of 226k stories) #5 in funny (out of 246K stories) #3 in Kim Taehyung (out of 65.1K stories) #5 in Jeon Jungkook (out of 71.9K stories) #31 in funny ( out of 246k stories)
  • Terms OF Submission by B0ysL0ve_H0ur_Ech0
    B0ysL0ve_H0ur_Ech0
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    "Academic success is a game, and I refuse to play by anyone else's rules." Kaushal Chouhan is rich, brilliant, and utterly bored. Sent to the prestigious Film and Media department in Udaipur, he expects to coast through his degree on charm and his family's influence. But when his grades plummet and his scholarship hangs by a thread, he finds himself in the crosshairs of the university's crown jewel: Avyukt Singh Rathore. Avyukt is the polar opposite, calm, composed, and undeniably powerful. He doesn't just want to tutor Kaushal; he wants to dismantle the chaotic, bratty facade Kaushal has spent years perfecting. Caught in a mandatory "mentorship" that feels more like a power struggle, Kaushal finds that the only thing more dangerous than failing his degree is the way Avyukt's quiet, unwavering gaze makes him want to stop fighting. In this game of control, who will break first?