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Dear Seokjin, I love you. Yours, Namjoon
Once you make a decision, does the universe bend itself to make it happen? Is destiny a matter of chance, a matter of choice, or an exchange of blood, sweat and tears? All Seokjin knows is that no good deed goes unpunished, and the bruises on his being attest to all the good he's done in his life. In order for someone to be happy, someone else must hurt. The wings on his back, he believes, don't belong to him, but to the people he loves. So, one by one, he rips them off.
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In which Jin has the power to change the lives of the people around him at the cost of his own life, and Namjoon will destroy a world if it means he could save Jin.
Eat Jin has an anti.
A one-sided love can't exist and yet Seokjin allows it to consume him. He can't leave. Can't risk not seeing that smile. So he has to pretend. Pretend that he isn't the only one in love.
Love is a joke and Namjoon refuses to acknowledge it actually exists. He's stuck in his greedy ways. He could care less about who he hurts, including his favorite toy. Based on Block B's Toy
Psych professor Kim Namjoon "runs into" (literally) campus librarian Kim Seokjin, and the cute ensues as Namjoon comes to terms that he might be head-over heels for him. One Shot College AU.
"Namjoon." "Yes, your Majesty?" "Show me your face." or, Seokjin finds that there is more to his magic mirror than meets the eye.
it was a vicious cycle, one of loving and leaving and living and learning, except Namjoon somehow always manages to miss that last bit, the most important bit, instead loving and leaving and living and loving again and again and again until the ring around the rosie finally scatters into ashes and it's only him that falls.
Yoongi and Seokjin are graduating, Namjoon's life is falling apart, Hoseok shows Jungkook hentai, Taehyung sleeps, and Jimin wants them all to go on a road trip. So they do.
Absence makes the heart grow fonder - or, in Seokjin's case, just makes you realize something completely, stupidly obvious. AU where Seokjin owns a little bookstore, his old college friend Namjoon has become a novelist, and everyone has a lot of understated feelings.
"When I think of what life is, and how seldom love is answered by love; it is one of the moments for which the world was made."
“Have you ever considered modeling? I could set you up with an agency.” “Is that your weird, aristocratic way of calling me pretty?” In an act of rare stupidity, rich executive’s son Kim Namjoon decides to live like the middle class for a week. The only good part is the manager of McDonald’s.
Namjoon sighed. He sighed at the same exact time, in the same exact spot, staring at the same exact thing, every single day.
Psych professor Kim Namjoon "runs into" (literally) campus librarian Kim Seokjin, and the cute ensues as Namjoon comes to terms that he might be head-over heels for him. One Shot College AU.
Seokjin feels too deeply and Namjoon too fleetingly, together they try to crash without burning.
A broker of deals and a killer, Namjoon must work up the courage to walk away from everything he's known for a chance at something better.
"The face looking back from the mirror is unfamiliar. Yes, they have the same eyebrows and nose and lips, but Namjoon is not looking back. Or perhaps it is truly Namjoon in the mirror and the one balancing on numb legs, chest heaving, is the impostor."
Kim Seokjin is a wedding caterer. Kim Namjoon is a wedding planner. Both of them think marriage is a societal construct with no place in modern life. Neither of them would know Real Love if it came up to them at a wedding and made a wager.
Once upon a time there was a prince, and he loved a city and a person in equal measure.
feb 25 2018 +