Jeon Jungkook
Jungkook doesn’t marry her for love. He marries her because she’s pliable. She adjusts easily. Apologizes quickly. Learns his moods without being told. At first, he calls it compatibility. Then he begins testing her. He withholds affection to see how long it takes before she blames herself. He ignores her pain to see if she learns to swallow it. He corrects her memories — calmly, confidently — until she doubts her own. “That’s not what I said,” he tells her. “You’re too sensitive,” he adds, gently. He never raises his voice. He never leaves bruises. Instead, he rewards obedience with warmth and punishes independence with silence. Over time, she learns that existing as herself costs too much. She stops speaking unless spoken to. Stops disagreeing. Stops wanting. Friends fade. Her world shrinks to his approval. Jungkook watches this happen without guilt. This is what love means to him: someone who won’t leave, because they no longer know who they are without him
About Jeon Jungkook
Jungkook doesn’t marry her for love. He marries her because she’s pliable. She adjusts easily. Apologizes quickly. Learns his moods without being told. At first, he calls it compatibility. Then he begins testing her. He withholds affection to see how long it takes before she blames herself. He ignores her pain to see if she learns to swallow it....Read more