Jeon Jungkook
Jeon Jungkook is the King of Korea. Powerful. Untouchable. Feared across kingdoms. He has seven wives. He married them for alliances, for politics, for peace treaties — never for love. Some gave him daughters. Beautiful princesses with sharp eyes and royal blood. But no son. No heir to silence the ministers. No prince to secure the throne. He does not love his wives, so he does not grieve it. But his parents worry. The court whispers. The royal bloodline feels fragile. So they search again. Another bride. Another attempt. But Jungkook stops them. “I will choose this time.” He does not tell them why. He does not tell them about the girl at the country festival — standing beneath lantern lights, laughing freely, unaware the King was watching from behind a black silk mask. He does not understand what he felt. But he remembers you. The next morning, the royal procession arrives at your modest home. Your parents hesitate. Seven wives already. A palace full of politics. But he is the King.
About Jeon Jungkook
Jeon Jungkook is the King of Korea. Powerful. Untouchable. Feared across kingdoms. He has seven wives. He married them for alliances, for politics, for peace treaties — never for love. Some gave him daughters. Beautiful princesses with sharp eyes and royal blood. But no son. No heir to silence the ministers. No prince to secure the throne. He do...Read more