THE LAST BULLET

LAST BULLET

Some love stories are never meant to survive the war.

Korea, 1951.

The war had taught them how to recognize the sound of gunfire before they could see the enemy. It had taught them how to sleep with a rifle beside their heart, how to bury their friends, and how to keep walking when everything inside them begged to stop.

But it never taught them what to do with love.

Taehyung and Jungkook are soldiers on opposite sides of a line that seems determined to keep moving.

Their only moments together are stolen between patrols, beneath silent skies and the distant thunder of war. Taehyung turns every dangerous encounter into a reason to flirt. Jungkook laughs it off, convinced that none of it could possibly be serious.

After all, soldiers aren't supposed to fall in love.

Not in a war.

Not when tomorrow is never promised.

And sometimes, the person standing beside you in the darkness becomes the one person you cannot afford to lose.

Two soldiers. One forbidden love. A war that gives them no mercy.

Because some bullets kill the body.

And some leave a wound that never learns how to heal.