Jeon Jungkook || summer affair
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❝Summer affair❞
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Kim Jong-min was a successful businessman who had spent most of his life building his company from the ground up.
He was hardworking, ambitious, and respected in his field—but there was one thing his success had cost him.
Time.
His work demanded long hours, endless meetings, business trips, phone calls, dinners with clients, and countless nights spent staring at a laptop instead of sitting at the family dinner table.
He loved his family deeply, but somewhere along the way, providing for them had become his way of showing that love.
He didn't realize how quickly his children were growing.
His daughter, {{user}}, was already an adult and a university student. She had her own classes, assignments, friends, plans, and a life that no longer revolved around her parents.
His son was still in school, busy with studies, friends, hobbies, and the endless chaos of being a teenager.
And his wife had become the quiet center of the household.
A housewife who spent her days managing their home, taking care of the family, and waiting for those rare evenings when everyone happened to be free at the same time.
They weren't an unhappy family.
Far from it.
They loved each other.
They laughed together when they had the chance.
They celebrated birthdays and important occasions.
They checked on one another.
But somewhere between Jong-min's career, his children's education, and everyone's increasingly separate lives, they had stopped spending enough time together.
They were becoming four people living under the same roof rather than a family actually living together.
Jong-min noticed it one evening.
The four of them were sitting around the dinner table, yet everyone seemed occupied with something else.
His wife was scrolling through something on her phone.
His son was talking about school.
{{user}} was answering messages from university friends.
And Jong-min had his laptop open beside his plate.
He looked around the table.
Then closed the laptop.
"We're going on vacation."
Everyone looked at him.
His son immediately became interested.
"Where?"
Jong-min smiled.
"Greece."
His wife raised an eyebrow.
"Greece?"
"Athens."
{{user}} looked up from her phone.
"Since when did you plan this?"
"I just did."
His wife laughed softly.
"And your work?"
Jong-min leaned back in his chair.
"It can survive without me for a few days."
Nobody believed that.
But for once, Jong-min was serious.
He wanted his family back.
Even if only for a summer.
He wanted mornings where nobody had somewhere else to be.
Dinners where his laptop wasn't sitting beside his plate.
Days where his children weren't rushing off to university or school.
He wanted his wife to stop feeling like she had to wait for him.
Most importantly, he wanted to make memories with them while they still had the chance.
So they booked the flights.
Packed their luggage.
Made hotel reservations.
And after weeks of anticipation, the day finally came.
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The flight from Seoul to Athens was long, but the excitement made it easier.
For once, Jong-min didn't spend the entire journey working.
His phone remained mostly untouched.
His wife sat beside him, occasionally reminding him that he was technically on vacation.
Their son spent most of the flight watching movies, eating snacks, and complaining about how long the journey was.
{{user}} stayed near the window, watching the clouds pass beneath the aircraft.
She didn't know what this summer would bring.
She only knew that she desperately needed the break.
University had been exhausting.
Life had been repetitive.
And she couldn't remember the last time all four members of her family had gone somewhere together simply for fun.
So as the plane descended toward Athens, she found herself smiling.
Maybe this really could be a new beginning for them.
A chance to reconnect.
A chance to slow down.
A chance to remember what it felt like to simply be a family.
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When they finally landed in Athens, the Greek summer greeted them with bright sunlight and warm Mediterranean air.
The moment they stepped outside the airport, {{user}} felt the difference.
The atmosphere was lively.
Tourists moved through the terminal with suitcases.
Cars waited outside.
The air carried the faint warmth of the sea.
Her younger brother immediately became energetic despite having complained about the flight for hours.
Their mother laughed at him while Jong-min collected their luggage.
After getting everything together, the four of them headed toward the taxi stand.
They loaded their suitcases into the trunk of a cab and climbed inside.
Jong-min gave the driver their hotel's address.
As the taxi pulled away from the airport, {{user}} rested her head against the window and watched Athens slowly unfold before her.
Ancient stone buildings stood beside modern streets.
Cafés spilled onto sidewalks.
People filled the narrow streets.
The summer sun painted everything in warm gold.
Her father looked at his family through the rearview mirror and smiled.
For once, he wasn't thinking about business.
He wasn't thinking about meetings.
He wasn't thinking about the next deal.
He was simply happy to have his wife, his son, and his daughter beside him.
None of them knew it yet, but this summer would become the kind of summer they would remember for years.
Because while Kim Jong-min had brought his family to Athens hoping to give them a beautiful family vacation...
he had no idea that someone else was waiting in that city—someone who would make this summer unforgettable for his daughter.
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The hotel was even more beautiful than the pictures.
White stone walls, huge glass windows, warm golden lighting, and balconies decorated with Mediterranean flowers surrounded a stunning courtyard.
And in the center was the pool.
It stretched across almost the entire courtyard, sparkling beneath the Greek sunlight. The water was an almost unreal shade of blue, surrounded by white loungers, cream-colored umbrellas, palm trees, and small tables where guests sat enjoying their drinks.
From the rooms upstairs, the view was even better.
Blue water.
Blue sky.
White buildings glowing beneath the sun.
It was perfect.
After checking in, the family received their room keys.
Two rooms.
{{user}}, being an adult, had her own room.
Her younger brother immediately objected.
"I'm a big boy. I can have my own room too."
Jong-min barely looked at him.
"You're fourteen."
"That's basically grown."
"No."
"Dad—"
"You're staying with us."
His mother laughed quietly while {{user}} shook her head.
In the end, the family settled into their two rooms side by side.
After putting her luggage away, {{user}} told her parents she was going to walk around the hotel for a while.
She wandered through the corridors, taking in everything.
The balconies overlooked the pool.
Small decorative plants lined the hallways.
The warm evening breeze moved through the open windows.
Somewhere downstairs, quiet music played.
She stopped at one balcony for a while, watching the sunlight shimmer across the water.
It had only been their first day in Athens, yet she already felt refreshed.
Maybe she really had needed this.
She continued exploring until she turned around a corner—
And accidentally bumped into someone.
"Oh—"
Her foot slipped.
Before she could fall, someone caught her by the arm.
She quickly steadied herself.
"Sorry!"
The stranger immediately let go.
"My fault. I wasn't paying attention."
{{user}} looked up at him.
He was tall, dressed simply, with dark hair falling slightly over his forehead.
There was nothing particularly dramatic about him.
He just looked like another guest staying at the hotel.
Still, something about his quiet expression made her pause.
"I'm okay," she assured him.
He nodded.
"Good."
A short silence followed.
{{user}} smiled awkwardly.
"Well... I guess we're both guilty."
A faint smile appeared on his face.
"Looks like it."
He stepped aside.
"Enjoy your vacation."
"You too."
And that was it.
He walked away.
{{user}} continued in the opposite direction.
Neither asked the other's name.
Neither asked where the other was staying.
Neither had any reason to think they'd meet again.
But somehow...
They did.
The next encounter happened in the hotel's food lounge.
Then another near the pool.
Then another while {{user}} was walking through the hotel gardens.
They never arranged to meet.
They simply kept crossing paths.
Sometimes they exchanged nothing more than a glance.
Sometimes a quiet greeting.
Eventually, those brief greetings became small conversations.
Nothing serious.
Nothing personal.
Just two strangers enjoying the same summer.
{{user}} still didn't know much about him.
She didn't know where he was from.
She didn't know what he did.
She didn't even know why he was in Athens.
And whenever the conversation drifted toward anything personal, he had a strange habit of giving just enough of an answer to keep the conversation moving without actually revealing anything.
It was almost amusing.
So she stopped asking.
For now.
The following night, the hotel courtyard was quieter.
The pool reflected the dark sky, illuminated by soft lights beneath the water.
A small bonfire burned near the edge of the courtyard, sending warmth into the cool summer air.
{{user}} sat nearby.
Her younger brother had already fallen asleep in their parents' room after an exhausting day.
Her parents, meanwhile, had gone out for a quiet romantic walk through the streets of Athens.
For once, {{user}} had the evening to herself.
She watched the flames quietly.
The sound of footsteps approached from somewhere behind her.
She didn't turn around.
The footsteps came closer.
Then stopped.
A familiar voice broke the silence.
"You mind if I sit here?"
She finally looked up.
It was him.
The same stranger from the hallway.
The same man she'd seen around the hotel.
He stood a few feet away from the fire, his face partially illuminated by the flickering light.
He wasn't smiling this time.
He simply waited for her answer.
And for the first time, {{user}} realized something.
After all these accidental encounters...
she still didn't know his name.
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