Jungkook needs a kidney. Luckily, he has six people who love him enough to do absolutely anything to help. Unfortunately for everyone involved, those six people are Bangtan… and when have they ever dealt with anything normally? What follows is a warm, ridiculous JiKook comedy about friendship, love, donor testing, questionable medical theories, an entirely unnecessary spreadsheet, and seven people discovering that apparently even a kidney transplant can become chaotic when Bangtan are involved. There is a little medical angst at the beginning because of the premise, but this is very much a comfort/comedy story with a happy ending. If you’re here for Bangtan being wonderfully ridiculous while loving each other fiercely, you’re safe.
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What if Jungkook’s mysterious 2018 birthday promise to Jimin had led somewhere far more personal than anyone knew? 13 Days is a fictional JiKook story inspired by real public dates and moments from October 2018 — including Jimin’s birthday in Amsterdam, Jungkook’s late birthday selfie, and the apartment purchase that became public months later. Everything behind the scenes in this story is imagined: the private conversations, relationship, apartment viewing, and the meaning attached to those thirteen days are entirely fictional. But the public timeline that inspired it is real.
Prince Jimin is exhausted. After a public scandal at Paris Fashion Week, the palace decides the best thing for both him and the monarchy is for him to disappear for a while. Far from cameras, reporters and royal obligations, he is sent to Blackthorn House - a forgotten country estate so remote that even the security officer assigned to accompany him has never heard of it. Jungkook has no interest in spending his summer babysitting a prince in the middle of nowhere. Unfortunately, nobody asked for his opinion.
There were empty seats all over the plane. Somehow, Jimin still ended up exactly where he wanted to be. Inspired by the famous photo from BTS's flight between Madrid and Brussels during the 2026 tour, Fly With Me imagines the quiet story behind one of the sweetest JiKook moments ever captured. After a late-night livestream, too little sleep, and far too much post-concert adrenaline, Jungkook is running on fumes. Fortunately for him, Jimin has spent years taking care of one very stubborn golden maknae. A short, soft, canon-inspired story about exhaustion, affection, and the little ways people look after the ones they love.
There are some things Jungkook has learned to live with. The cameras. The schedules. The endless demands of a life lived in public. And the fact that wherever Jimin goes, people inevitably fall a little bit in love with him. For years, he has told himself it doesn't matter. For years, he has smiled through interviews, fan interactions, teasing comments, and countless reminders that the person he loves most has always belonged to the world as much as he belongs to himself. Until one day, something shifts. What begins as a handful of small moments soon becomes impossible to ignore, exposing cracks neither of them realised had been forming beneath the surface for years. Because this was never really about jealousy. It was about everything that came before it.
During the hottest week of the year, Jimin only wanted air conditioning, but Jungkook was about to offer him something far more tempting. In this soft and flirty Jikook romance story, Jimin is trying to survive a brutal heatwave while running his elegant little flower shop, Serendipity Blooms. With broken fridges, wilting flowers, and one elderly fan doing his very best, the last thing Jimin needs is Jeon Jungkook appearing from the café next door with iced tea, chocolate-dipped strawberries, and entirely too much quiet attention. Everyone in town already thinks they are together. Maybe this time, Jimin and Jungkook will finally stop pretending they are not. A cosy, romantic Jikook story full of florist Jimin, café owner Jungkook, soft flirting, heatwave tension, neighbourly care, rain, strawberries, and a tender friends-to-lovers confession.
Jimin thought leaving his corporate career behind to run a travelling bookshop from a narrowboat was the best decision he ever made. Three years later, he still believes it. Drifting from village to village aboard *The Wandering Moon*, he spends his days surrounded by books, quiet waterways, and the life he once dreamed about from behind an office desk. The only complication is Jungkook. ? A cozy slow-burn JiKook romance ? Travelling bookshop AU ? Narrowboat life ? Mutual pining ? Hidden feelings ? Happy ending
At a mysterious flower shop hidden in the alleyways of Jeonpo, Busan, Jungkook falls in love with a mysterious florist named Jimin who refuses to let anyone touch him. Moon Petals is a soft, emotional JiKook slow-burn romance filled with magic, longing, rain-soaked evenings, flowers that bloom impossibly out of season, and the ache of wanting someone you can never quite reach.
Protective, intimate, and emotionally driven, Breathe for Me is a JiKook slice-of-life story about pressure, trust, and learning how to surrender to someone you love, just in time for the moment that matters most. The night before their first concert back in Seoul, everything should feel right. But Jungkook can’t switch his mind off. After a long day of rehearsals, he’s still running through every detail, every movement, every possibility—pushing himself harder than anyone else, chasing a version of perfection that never quite feels close enough. Jimin sees it immediately. He always does. What starts as quiet concern turns into something more intense when they’re finally alone. Because Jimin knows something Jungkook doesn’t in that moment... The only thing that will ruin tomorrow isn’t a missed step… It’s being too lost in his own head to feel it at all. And Jimin is not going to let that happen.
Busan Boys is a soft, emotional JiKook prequel exploring the earliest days of Jimin and Jungkook's connection - before anything had a name, before anything was certain… when everything was just beginning. Park Jimin came to Seoul to prove himself. But in a small agency with too many trainees and not enough places on the team, nothing feels certain - not his place, not his future, not even where he belongs. And then there’s Jungkook. Quiet. Observant. Always a step ahead when the music starts… and somehow a step back when it stops. They don’t mean to notice each other. They don’t mean to grow closer. But in a life that feels unfamiliar and uncertain, sometimes the smallest things begin to matter. A shared hometown. A quiet understanding. A hand reaching out in the dark.
After losing someone he loves, Jungkook returns to Seoul with a quiet realization he can’t ignore anymore - life is shorter than we think, and the words that matter most shouldn’t wait. So he invites Jimin over for dinner. What Jimin doesn’t know is that this dinner isn’t just about pasta and candlelight. It’s about a confession Jungkook has carried in his heart for years. Because some things are too important to leave unsaid.
Give You The Moon is a romantic JiKook oneshot ff that follows Jimin and Jungkook as a choreography meant for two slowly becomes a confession of love. Jimin notices the distance before anyone else does. The missed counts. The quiet tension. The way Jungkook seems to be slipping away, little by little. When words feel too dangerous, Jimin creates something else instead — a choreography meant for two. Set in a quiet practice studio, this soft, romantic JiKook story follows Jimin and Jungkook as movement becomes confession, and a simple dance slowly turns into something deeper. Sometimes the things we can’t say out loud are the ones that matter most… and sometimes, all it takes is one step closer to change everything.