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“You’re fucking mine, Jimin,” Jeongguk rasps against his lips. “You’re mine.”
And Jeongguk slams his lips against his, and steals Jimin’s every breath. Like that, too, belongs to him.
Honestly?
It may as well have.
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You shouldn't fall in love with your best friend. Especially when it's the same best friend you casually, constantly, exclusively fuck. Jimin and Jeongguk didn't get the memo. -
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“An ‘I love you’ would have sufficed, but thank you, baby.”
“You’re welcome, alpha!”
Phase 1 of Letting Jeongguk Know He’s Now a Father: completed.—
After spending their cycles together, Jimin falls pregnant, and now he faces a dilemma as big as this unexpected pregnancy: how to tell Jeongguk, his alpha, that a pup is on the way! Since Jimin doesn't want to settle for something ordinary and mundane, the omega might have gone a tiny bit overboard.Thus a plan hatches in his mind and he begins his Nine-Phase covert operation while simultaneously learning what pregnancy has in store for him. Spoiler alert: there are bananas and ducks involved, but above all, it's Jimin and Jeongguk continuously choosing each other long before they even knew what love means.
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- Part 2 of strawberries and petrichor
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“Where else? To Jimin. To my Jimin.”
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In a castle tall enough to reach for the skies, what creatures lurk in the night? In a forest as warm as the sun, what gifts does it offer? And for a man who holds the weight of the crown, what truths can love reveal? -
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“No one will ever believe a Park’s words.”
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Park Jimin, by sheer miracle, escapes his appa’s formidable fort and treks the woods with knowledge comparable to a pup’s. He aims to come back and save them—all of them—but life outside of the fort is not as different as it had been inside. The winds are still harsh, nights cold, and the wolves brutal.He’s a Park and every wolf in the North will know. They do. Every wolf will be a foe. They are. Jimin has no one on his side.
For once, he believed that when he finds his alpha, everything will see the light. However, life does not work that way. It never has.
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“To the man who could have been mine:”
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Life requires risk. Inaction is a decision. Grief comes with the loss of possibility.

