Café e Encontros
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Ongoing, First published May 07, 2026

Jeongguk e Taehyung se conectam em um café local, atraídos pela música e pela crescente intimidade. Suas interações evoluem rapidamente, com Taehyung assumindo a liderança e Jeongguk cedendo de bom grado. A narrativa acompanha essa dinâmica sutil, com toques de um relacionamento paralelo entre Yoongi e Jimin. Entre encontros casuais e silêncios reveladores, uma nova dinâmica se desenha, onde Jeongguk se entrega a uma conexão que o envolve. Uma história sobre a descoberta do amor e a beleza dos momentos compartilhados.
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