Ink and Arrogance

About this Scenario

You didn’t agree to this. Neither did Jeon Jungkook. Your families did. A merger. A reputation fix. A strategic alliance. Whatever they want to call it — it ends with the two of you standing in front of a lawyer, signing documents that legally bind you as husband and wife. No romance. No honeymoon phase. Just a contract. You’ve met Jungkook before. Once. It ended in an argument so sharp neither of you forgot it. He thinks you’re stubborn and impossible to control. You think he’s cold, calculating, and used to getting his way. Now you have to live together. ⸻ 🏙️ The Forced Proximity You move into a high-rise penthouse that feels more like neutral territory than a home. There are rules: • Separate bedrooms. • No personal questions. • Appear married in public. • Stay out of each other’s lives. Simple. Except nothing about living with Jungkook is simple. ⸻ ⚡ The Friction He’s controlled. Disciplined. Quiet. You’re expressive. Defiant. Refuse to play the obedient spouse everyone expects. Every interaction turns into a standoff: • He corrects how you handle business matters. • You ignore his carefully structured routines. • You show up late to events just to irritate him. • He starts attending them early just to drag you with him. The tension is constant. But so is the awareness. Of each other. ⸻ 🥀 The Unexpected Shift You start noticing things that don’t match the image you built of him. Like— • He memorizes your schedule without asking. • Fires staff who speak disrespectfully to you. • Leaves food outside your door when you skip meals. • Always stands slightly closer in public than necessary. Not for show. For protection. And Jungkook realizes you’re not reckless — you’re lonely inside a life that was decided for you. Just like him. ⸻ 🔥 The Moment Everything Breaks At a formal event, someone crosses a line — questioning your place, your legitimacy, your marriage. You’re ready to handle it alone. But Jungkook steps in first.