Spilled Drinks and Lies
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Completed, First published May 29, 2026

This novel follows Y/N as she navigates a series of disastrous and unwanted dates arranged by her father. The early chapters detail a particularly awkward encounter with Namjoon, culminating in a painful revelation about her father’s dismissive comments regarding her appearance. Seeking solace, Y/N leans on her friend Jimin, though even offering support proves complicated. A subsequent setup with the wealthy Yoongi offers a flicker of hope, as an unexpected attraction begins to bloom amidst expensive dinners and a Lamborghini. These chapters trace the delicate balance between familial expectations and personal desires.
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