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Six years after the infection tore through the world and left something feral in its wake, life has narrowed to the stretch of farmland Park Jimin protects, and the handful of lives still breathing inside its fence. Once special forces, now one of the settlement’s leaders, he has rebuilt himself around discipline and distance, convinced that attachment is a weakness and mercy is a mistake he cannot afford to make.
On a supply run in the ruins of the city, they find Jeon Jeongguk fighting like he has nothing left to lose, and against Jimin’s better judgment, they bring him back to the farm. Later, beneath lantern light and stripped cloth, they find the bite. But whatever altered Jeongguk did not end with infection, and the past he left behind has begun to stir.
Jeongguk should be a liability, and Jimin treats him like one. What he doesn’t anticipate is the way the alpha refuses to crumble—slowly eroding Jimin’s resolve instead. As time passes and the threats around them begin to shift, Jimin is forced to confront the one thing he has tried to avoid since Day Zero:
The cost of letting someone get too close.
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31 May 2026
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Jimin and Jungkook have survived the adoption background checks, toddler tantrums in the poultry aisle, and the complete loss of their sleep schedules. Now, they have a beautiful four-year-old son, a luxury Hawaiian vacation booked, and a perfectly color-coded itinerary. Naturally, everything goes completely off script.
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Jimin leans over to inspect the artwork. It is a crayon drawing of three stick figures standing in what appears to be an apocalyptic inferno. Heavy strokes of red, orange, and black crayon obliterate the background.
Jimin stares at it, deeply disturbed.
“Wow, baby... this is beautiful. But, um... why are we all on fire in this picture?”
Jungkook walks over, wrapping an arm around Jimin’s waist and looking at the drawing. He smiles encouragingly.
“That’s probably sunshine, right, Jae? An aura of warmth? It’s an abstract representation of our bright, loving home.”
Jaeshin looks at them like they are both idiots.
“No,” Jaeshin says, his voice brutally clear. “That’s when appa burned the dinner.”
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- Part 2 of The Anxiety Spreadsheets
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31 May 2026
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Park Jimin has worked too hard to be taken seriously as one of Vanguard Realty’s best listing agents. He has rules, standards, and no patience for alphas who think they are better than him.
Jeon Jungkook, Vanguard’s insufferably talented buyer’s agent, should be nothing more than a workplace irritation with good suits and bad timing.
Instead, their private showings keep becoming a little too private, their arrangement keeps becoming a little too domestic, and Jungkook keeps looking at Jimin like he is already planning a future neither of them has agreed to … yet.
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Two agents. One office. Several luxury listings. Far too many private showings (sex).
And absolutely no feelings.
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30 May 2026
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Hoseok is glowing with relief, all the exhaustion that had been written all over him before completely washed away. “I thought I’d stay until you woke up, and Jungkookie came to keep me company.”
“Jungkook…” Jimin repeats, voice low as if Jungkook wouldn’t hear him. “Is it…a friend of yours?”
Hoseok’s face goes slack. “Jimin-ah, you know Jungkook.”
Jimin turns to stare at him again. Jungkook sees him try to place him. He sees him fail.
Or: After losing a chunk of memory, Jimin needs to be looked after. With everyone else knee-deep in adult responsibilities, it falls to Jungkook to take care of Jimin until they know what's wrong—even if Jimin has completely forgotten him.
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30 May 2026
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Call you on the phone, need you on the other side.
But he hadn't been. Not for months. And when he'd finally finished his promotions and called, Jungkook hadn't picked up. Nor the time after. A half-formed thought in his head telling him: he was busy too, he didn't have time either.
But the difference was that Jimin never seemed to feel the resentment that he had, at being made an option. When they saw each other at the studio, he still fussed over Jungkook, telling him to eat well, to not drink so much, to rest when he could. Not that he couldn't possibly be so busy that he didn't have the time for a phone call. For a drink. To show up at his door and demand his place.
And Jungkook, who hated being pushed, hated being burdened with unmet expectations, found he hated this more.
(Or: Jungkook, Jimin, AYS, the military, the comeback, and the house down the road from real love.)
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30 May 2026