Welcome to the Kims

Welcome to the Kims

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How the hell do you raise 5 little boys to proper men? And how in heaven do you survive all the trouble little kids love to cause? Those are the questions, Namjoon and Seokjin, freshly made boyfriends, have to ask themselves every day, just trying to get through it. Namjoon is the dad of Yoongi (7), Hoseok (5) and Taehyung (2) and Seokjin the father of Jimin (2) and Jungkook (1) and together they make a more or less happy family, it really depends on the day though. This is a Oneshot (?) book that is basically placed between Family matters and family affairs, telling you guys the story, how the little boys grew into the teenagers they are in the Sequel;)
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Kim Namjoon and Kim Seokjin had been dating for 2 years, then shortly after their two year anniversary Namjoon wanted to tie the knot. When they got married it was so perfect for the couple. But that was 5 years ago and now Seokjin is thinking of another thing, he wants kids. Seokjin has never talked to his husband about this but he is starting to feel the pull to have children. All of his friends have had a kid or two or are pregnant themselves. What Seokjin dosent know is that Namjoon is thinking the same exact thing, he wants children. This book is mostly in Seokjin's pov

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