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Jeon Jungkook is not an alpha, but he has to pretend to stay in an all-alpha dorm.
His roommate, Kim Namjoon doesn't have to know.
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Jungkook doesn't date. He doesn't enjoy waking up in an unfamiliar bed, and having to make awkward small talk with the night's conquest. He doesn't enjoy the look on his date's face when he tells them he's autistic, either. So he sticks to what he knows best, just sex and as little conversation as possible. Which would be fine if his best friends Taehyung and Jimin weren't so determined to help him fall in love.
Namjoon is returning to Seoul after the end his 17 year relationship. He's sleeping in his friend Yoongi's toddler's bed, and trying to mend things with his ex-best friend Hoseok. And what's more pathetic and on brand than a 35 year old divorcee Art Gallery Director falling in "instalove" with his 23 year old, surly Gallery Assistant, Jungkook?
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35 year old divorcee Namjoon and 23 year old Jungkook fall in love and talk about art.
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Kim Namjoon, CEO of Kim Corporation, has never bought his own coffee. Until he sees a beautiful omega with doe eyes at the lobby coffee pod and his feet betray him.
Jeon Jungkook is working his first solo shift as a barista when a handsome, flustered alpha approaches looking completely lost. Naturally, he tries to help—explaining the employee benefits, suggesting executive dining, helpfully redirecting him to get coffee delivered to his office.
He has no idea he just told the CEO about his own company's perks.
For two weeks, Namjoon returns every morning at 6:30 AM. Jungkook keeps trying to help this nice businessman use his benefits properly. A group chat of executives watches the chaos unfold. And then Jungkook sees the company newsletter.
‘Season's Greetings from CEO Kim Namjoon.’
Oh no.
Or: A Christmas romantic comedy about terrible first impressions, peppermint mochas, misunderstandings about seafood allergies, and falling in love over coffee at 6:30 in the morning.
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Jungkook doesn’t expect his poetry instructor to be him, Kim Namjoon, the author who unknowingly kept him afloat through college.
Namjoon’s careful, professional, always at arm’s length. Jungkook writes poems that read like confessions. When the semester ends, neither of them knows how to grade what they’ve become.
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“What are you sorry for, Jeongguk?” Another step forward. “Use the right words.”
“I—your—I’m really sorry.” It comes out smaller. Water pricks his eyes. It spills. His face goes hot and wet. His chest is a fist. He sees it all collapsing in one quick roll: police, headlines, blacklist, the end.
“For setting a camera in my room to watch me sleep?” Namjoon asks.
He steps forward.
Jeongguk steps back and bumps the shelf. A book shifts behind his spine.
“To watch me change,” Namjoon continues, close enough for breath to count. “Or to watch me touch myself?”
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- Part 4 of Kinktober 2025

