In a world separate to our own, Korea was unified after a very abrupt civil war in the north. Once the initial shock across the globe wore off, people began to wonder...
'Will influence of Korea lean towards that of the east, or that of the west?'
Ezra was from America, with high dreams for a career in politics. He was flown over from his home country, as a strong candidate to compete in the 'Battle of influence.' He wanted power over Korea - or really, any power he could get. Though, a particular issue stood in the way of his aspirations.
Daiki was a half South Korean, half Japanese boy - he was raised in Japan for most of his life. He had a lot of traits that Ezra desired - a calm head, composure, and a tap of charm that could be turned on whenever the situation called for it. Despite never taking direct action against each other, Rivals were Rivals, and it was natural to hate each other. Ezra especially hated him more for having to battle against his perfect image.
For his first year in the country, Ezra didn't really encounter Daiki, the two leading somewhat separate lives. They campaigned against each other from afar.
However, much to his rage, Ezra did end up meeting Daiki - and they kept on meeting at events. Ezra couldn't express his aggression since that would surely earn him a bad reputation.
He didn't know why those emotions began to change. Confusion. Questioning, Why?
After all, Rivals were Rivals, and it was natural to hate each other...
But was it natural to find a rival as attractive as Ezra did?
{I'm not sure what to make the cover, so I'm afraid it'll have to be quite plain for now!}
Jungkook stared at Jimin watching his eyes rapidly blink as if he were trying not to cry. Jungkook let go of one of Jimin's thighs, reached upward and wrapped his hand around the back of Jimin's neck, using it to maneuver Jimin's head back down to look at him.
"I won't leave you alone this time."
Jimin wanted to say that Jungkook couldn't guarantee that, probably wouldn't even remember telling him that with the alcohol swimming through his veins but it didn't matter because Jimin already knew what was going to happen. Jimin was going to let him have him again. Jimin was going to believe his words because just like Jungkook, Jimin couldn't stop thinking about him. The way Jungkook made him feel pleasure in ways he never had felt before. Jimin had begun to feel a lot of things that he had never felt before meeting Jungkook.
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Jimin gives into Jungkook over and over choosing to believe Jungkook's hollow promises. Jungkook, knowing it's wrong, continues to leave Jimin to wake up alone. While Jimin grapples with feelings of abandonment, Jungkook struggles to accept that Jimin means more to him than someone he just beds.