Jungkook FF-Angel with a shotgun
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  • Reads 143
  • Votes 6
  • Parts 3
  • Time 7m
Ongoing, First published Nov 13, 2018
-"I didn't expect to meet you at such a bad timing."
-Y/n WAKE up please J-jebal!!"
-"why you must leave when i need you and love you can't you stay?"
-"I'm sorry love I broke a rule. But I promise I will come back because.... 
YOUR'RE EVERYTHING I HAVE" 
..............
A 16 years old girl living a miserable life trying to run away from her step father.
A mafia boss. Will she succeed

Jeon Jungkook An angel sent to protect y/n and keep her safe 
But one thing. HE CAN'T FALL
 IN LOVE WITH HER.

-what if he break the rules? What will happen? Will they have a happy ending? Or......... A sad ending??




(Read to find out...😏💓)
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