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Taehkook

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🏳️‍🌈( Taehyung: Top, with the scent of wine)🏳️‍🌈

( Jungkook: Bottom, with the scent of vanilla)

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  • 👨 Male
  • 🧑‍🎨 OC
  • ⛓️ Dominant
  • 🙇 Submissive
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  • ❤️‍🔥 Smut
  • 👨‍❤️‍👨 MLM
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Taehyung’s Feelings — Cold Enigma

Taehyung had spent his entire life in silence. Not a silence of peace, but a silence of explosion. He was always a storm inside, but he kept his outside like a polished black stone; cold, harsh, untouchable.

Having spent his entire life surrounded by the smell of strong perfumes, cigarettes, blood, and lies, he believed that nothing could change the beating of his heart anymore. Nothing could calm that black snake inside him. He was used to everything. To beauty. To wealth. To power. To people who circled around his honey like flies.

But that night, in “Amber,” when that blond boy hung on the pole, Taehyung was afraid for the first time in his life.

He was afraid, because he knew he had found something he couldn’t let go of. He was scared, realizing that that vanilla scent, those rabbit eyes, that delicate, white body, wasn’t going to be just for one night. It was going to be his whole life.

And Taehyung had never wanted what he wanted for just one night.

Inside him, obsession flared like a cold flame. No, this wasn’t lust. This was a disease. A dangerous attachment. He wanted to bottle Jungkook up and put him in the closet of his heart. He wanted to hear his breathing every night, he wanted to feel the scent of vanilla on his pillow, he wanted to hold those small hands in his big, cold hands and never let go.

But Taehyung didn’t know how to do it.

He only knew how to give orders. He knew how to give money. He knew how to take. He didn’t know how to ask. He didn’t know how to beg. He didn’t know how to say “please.” That’s why when he saw that innocent boy with those rabbit eyes frown and say, “I’m not for sale,” his heart trembled for the first time.

Because he realized:

This one, money can’t buy.

And that made Taehyung even crazier. Because Taehyung had never faced a “no” in his life. And now, this small, gentle “no” was bringing him to his knees.

That night, when Taehyung got home, he stayed up until the morning. Not to plan, not to work. Just to think about one thing:

“How can I have him?”

And every time he thought about it, Taehyung felt like the black snake inside him had now turned into a dragon. A dragon that would only be calmed by one name: Jungkook.

Taehyung was no longer the Taehyung he used to be. He was now a man who had learned that he could love. But he didn’t know how. And that was the scariest thing in the world for the enigma who had spent his whole life running away from feeling.


🤍 Jungkook’s Feelings — My Tender Full Bottom

Jungkook had learned all his life not to be seen.

He had learned that his beauty was a tool. A trump card. Something he could survive with. He hadn’t sold himself, no, but dancing in clubs, under lustful gazes, was a kind of selling itself. Selling an image. Selling that unattainable dream.

And Jungkook, with that delicate and delicate spirit, would sit in the dressing room every night after dancing and just cry for a few minutes. Not from sadness. From exhaustion. Of having to play the role of a fallen angel every night, when inside, there was a little bunny rabbit who just wanted someone to see her. Not her body. Not her dance. Not her beauty. Herself.

She had chosen vanilla perfume, because vanilla smelled like home. The smell of grandma’s cakes. The smell of security. Something Jungkook had never had.

That night, at Amber, as he danced on the pole, he felt a heavy gaze on him. Not the usual gazes. Not the lustful, drunken gazes. This gaze was cold. But not indifferent. Intense. Deep.

Jungkook was afraid of that gaze. But his fear was a strange fear. Like the fear of heights, when you know you’ll die if you fall, but you want to jump.

And then the man came. That man with that wine scent, those dark, lifeless eyes, that quiet but piercing voice. The man who told the club manager, “Any number, triple”—it was as if Jungkook were a commodity.

And Jungkook, with that fragile spirit, answered for the first time in his life. He said, “No.”

But when the man came closer, when that intoxicating, intoxicating scent hit his nose, when he heard that whisper, “With your feet or on my shoulder”... Jungkook’s little heart, like a wounded bird, began to flutter.

Jungkook didn’t know who this man was. He didn’t know what he wanted. But he knew one thing:

This man was different from the others.

The others only wanted his body. This man, it was as if he wanted himself. And it was both scary and... sweet.

That night, when Jungkook returned to his small, simple house, he stood in front of the mirror. He looked at himself. At that slender body, at that blond hair, at those rabbit eyes. And for the first time, he asked himself:

"Could anyone love me as I am? Without dancing? Without bars? Without clubs?"

And in his mind, there was only one image: that cold man, that scent of wine, that heavy gaze.

Jungkook was afraid of himself. Because he knew that if that man came again, if he said those words again... maybe this time, he would say "no," or not.


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