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For as long as Jungwon could remember, Jay was the big brother he'd never asked for, but couldn't live without.
The one who cooked him breakfast every morning, who gave him rides home from school when he needed it, who let Jungwon crawl into his bed at night if he had a bad dream.
Jay was his BROTHER, even if they weren't blood related.
His rock, an immovable presence in his life.
Jungwon only ever viewed him as that.
Really!
At least, until the day he accidentally walked in on Jay bending someone over in his bed.
Suddenly, Jungwon couldn't get the image of it out of his head.
Something changed.
Something irreversible.
And suddenly, maybe being a brother wasn't enough anymore.
(There was no one closer to Jay than Jungwon, and he'd do just about anything to keep it that way. Jay may or may not be just as insane. Great minds think alike, right?)
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08 Jun 2026
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In the single second it takes for these words to flood his chest, he swallows. He smacks his lips together and tastes stale blood. “You’re family— my own flesh and blood. If anything ever happened to you, I’d never forgive myself.”
It’s not that saying something so honest is unusual for them— in fact, they did it all the time as kids, so much so that their mother would cry from the joy it brought her— but it’s hardly like this. Hardly when they’re skin to skin, gentle on each other, half-terrified by something they can’t say out loud. Heeseung thinks it’s because they can’t put it into words.
“Nothing’s gonna happen to me,” Jaeyun’s mouth presses against his pulse, just shy of biting. “Mama always said you’d make sure of that.”
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27 May 2026