Our Baby Brother

For fifteen years, Jungkook existed only as a name in his brothers' conversations.

A photograph on their desks.

A face on their phone screens.

A voice heard through late-night calls across different time zones.

While the six Kim brothers built their lives in South Korea-becoming some of the country's most respected doctors-their youngest brother grew up thousands of miles away in the United States with their parents. Birthdays were celebrated through video calls. Achievements were shared through messages. Love was given from a distance.

And distance became all they knew.

But when fifteen-year-old Jungkook is suddenly sent to Seoul, everything changes.

The brothers who once dreamed of meeting their baby brother again are finally given that chance. Yet reality is far different from their expectations.

Jungkook is no longer the cheerful little boy they remember.

Years of separation have turned him quiet, guarded, and painfully independent. He doesn't know how to act around brothers who feel more like strangers than family. And the six doctors who spent years regretting every missed milestone quickly realize that love alone cannot erase fifteen years of distance.

Determined to become the family Jungkook deserves, the brothers begin a journey neither medical textbooks nor years of experience could prepare them for.

Because healing a patient is easy.

Healing a family is not.

As old wounds surface and new bonds are formed, Jungkook slowly finds himself surrounded by something he has never truly had before-a house full of people who worry when he's late, remember his favorite foods, argue over who gets to drive him to school, and love him unconditionally.

For the first time in his life, Jungkook isn't alone.

He has six overprotective doctors for brothers.

And they're never letting their baby brother go again.