Jimin only came home “just for December.” A misdelivered Holiday Hope box, a tiny bookshop, and one very familiar delivery driver later… he’s not so sure. Burned out from the city and hiding out in his aunt’s quiet bookshop, Jimin spends his evenings tucking anonymous hope-notes into paperbacks for strangers. When a charity “Holiday Hope” parcel arrives with his name on it – and his ex, Jungkook, shows up at the door to say it was a mistake – one snowed-in night forces them to unpack more than just the box. Together, they build a Hope Shelf of wrapped “take what you need” books, talk about the heavy year that broke them apart, and find out they were both aching over the same things all along. There’s a narrow sofa, one blanket, a cheesy romance about two men trapped in a bookshop during a snowstorm… and maybe, just maybe, a second chance.
After a breakup and one too many drinks, Jungkook opens a chatbot app he once used for comfort — a place to say the things he was never brave enough to say out loud. The AI boyfriend he created is familiar. Safe. Named Jimin, for reasons he’s never examined too closely. What Jungkook doesn’t realise is that he’s not talking to a bot at all. What follows is a charged, intimate collision between past and present:unsent confessions, long-buried desires, and a conversation that finally crosses every line they were both too afraid to touch before. This story explores: ? Explicit, consensual kink and power exchange ? The difference between wanting and trusting ? Vulnerability, control, and learning how to let go safely ?? A Christmas Eve reunion that changes everything Practice Mode is emotionally raw, deeply sensual, and unapologetically explicit — a story about courage, communication, and discovering that the safest place to surrender is with the person who knows you best. ?? 18+ ONLY. Explicit sexual content.
New Year’s Eve, six months after JiKook have been discharged from military service. Five months after they have finished filming Are You Sure?! season 2. And BTS comeback is looking in the spring. Jimin is making tteokguk in Jungkook’s Itaewon house, the TV replaying old stages while the city counts down without them. One year ago they were in uniform, standing shoulder to shoulder in a barracks common room, pretending it didn’t hurt. Tonight they have soup, a rooftop, Bam, and the terrifying, gentle truth that a comeback is coming… and the hate is too. This canon-inspired JiKook story follows them through one winter night of soft kisses, quiet confessions, and rooftop fireworks. They talk about enlistment, Are You Sure?!, the fear of being outed, and the choice to love openly in all the ways they already can. Fireworks outside, chick blanket inside, and one simple resolution: “This year, let’s be selfish. Let’s choose us.”
Jimin and Jungkook have one simple Christmas rule: small, thoughtful presents only. No grand gestures. But when a crowded Seoul department store and old memories of their first freezing dorm … the rule doesn’t stand a chance. In this canon-adjacent JiKook Christmas story, Jungkook can’t stop looking back at how far they’ve come – from seven boys sharing one tiny room and convenience store t-shirts, to platinum necklaces and birthday trips to Tokyo. Jimin worries about headlines, haters and how it all looks from the outside. Jungkook just wants to take care of the love of his life in the only way he knows how: big heart, big gifts, bigger feelings.
What if Santa really was real… and he needed help? Seven years after meeting at the zoo, Jimin and Jungkook are married, settled into adult life, and quietly carrying a Christmas wish they’ve almost stopped allowing themselves to hope for. When a mysterious letter appears in Jimin’s dance studio mailbox — sealed with wax and signed by Santa himself — they assume it must be a prank. Until Jungkook realises the problem is very real. A deer has appeared at the zoo. Not a reindeer. Not yet. And it’s scheduled to be transferred on Christmas Eve. With the clock ticking, a ridiculous plan involving enrichment schedules, emotional-support capybaras, and a whole lot of hope begins to form. Because even if miracles feel impossible… what better time to believe than Christmas? A cozy, comedic magical-realism JiKook story about choosing hope, trusting love, and discovering that sometimes miracles arrive only after you’ve made peace without them.
New Year’s Eve at a luxury hotel is supposed to glitter - but for Jimin, it feels like an exercise in survival only. He’s running the event, smiling through exhaustion, and doing everything he can to avoid the one guest he never wanted to see again: his persistent ex who refuses to take no for an answer. Enter Jungkook - quiet, plain-clothes security, with sharp eyes, steady hands, and a kindness Jimin’s been secretly crushing on for months. When Jimin whispers, “Save me from my ex,” Jungkook does more than step in. He becomes a shield. A fake boyfriend. A safe place. What begins as protection turns into something warmer, deeper -- and when midnight hits, neither of them can pretend it was just an act. This story is soft, protective, slow-burn yearning that turns into tender heat -- about being believed, feeling safe, and choosing love that will stay well into the New Year and beyond!
In a world divided by ancient pacts and wolf-pack hierarchies, Alpha Jungkook of the Jeon clan captures Alpha Jimin, the elusive Black Swan spy of the rival Park pack. A storm brews over the borderlands as two powerful alphas clash in a battle of dominance, duty, and desire — and discover that the greatest threat might be the pull between them. When the Storm Breaks is a JiKook ABO alpha x alpha, enemies to lovers series full of danger, longing, and forbidden attraction. ??
Jimin comes home bone-tired and overstimulated, too wired to rest and too worn out to keep pretending he’s fine. Jungkook remembers a promise Jimin once made - that if it ever got this bad again, he’d finally let Jungkook take over and take care of him. What follows is a quiet night of care and comfort: a bath drawn by gentle hands, soft touches and softer words. This is a cozy, sensual JiKook oneshot about letting yourself be held when you’re exhausted, about promises kept, and about finding your way back to calm in the arms of the person who loves you most.
Mirror Kisses is a Jikook Halloween story about a last-minute zombie flash mob. Jimin is a no-nonsense movement coach with a "no flirting" rule, and Jungkook, a dancer who needs to learn how to be “late on purpose.” Set in Studio C and a city plaza at dusk, this tender, spicy with a soft, romantic landing and a winter duet on the horizon.??
Jimin returns to Jeongguk’s warm kitchen for their first date: lemon-ginger tea, noodles, easy laughter, and the kind of honest talk that makes room for a future. A post rain walk turns into a shy, certain kiss… and a stay-the-night cuddle that feels like old-married comfort. Tomorrow promises pancakes; every day, warm tea. A soft, domestic sequel to Warm Tea & Soggy Chocolates. ???
After the chaos, the pressure, the silence too heavy to carry - sometimes all we need is someone who stays. The Way You Stay is a gentle, romantic JiKook story set in the quiet hush of a rainy forest cabin. Jungkook doesn’t ask Jimin to explain his exhaustion - he simply brings him tea, wraps him in a blanket, and stays. No expectations. No demands. Just warmth, stillness, and love that waits without question.
At twelve years old, Jungkook signs on the dotted line and commits to a set of rules that extend far beyond the practice room. For his protection, they said. Stay careful. Stay pure. Years later, May 2015, on the edge of “I NEED U” promotions - he’s the golden maknae with those same rules embedded into his skin: no scandals, no slip-ups. But now there’s Jimin who teaches him how to turn counts into feeling, who stays kind even when Jungkook hides behind jokes and rankings, who sees straight through the pushes. Early mornings and afternoon rehearsals turn into something charged until managers warn and cameras multiply. As pressure for a win mounts, Jungkook has to choose what to protect: the image he was promised or the person who makes the stage mean anything.