here, in the fairy tale that is winter, min yoongi finds what he has been missing out on all these past years: brown eyes, dark hair, bunny teeth, and a voice that makes snowflakes fall.

This is the story everyone knows: idol relationships never work out.

Broken. They are all broken here. (For where an angel goes, a demon is never far behind.)

“i can feel myself fading, jungkookie,” taehyung tells him one day, and leaves the next. “maybe i’ll come back and find you after i find myself.” it starts in a dangerous alleyway in the city of dreams, chasing after orange and white haired boys. jungkook finds his home in a just-big-enough apartment and for a while, he’s able to believe that things are okay again.

There is a story behind every time Taehyung dyes his hair.

there are seven boys on the other side of the world who understand her more than anyone else ever has.

“what’s the best part of being an idol?” jungkook doesn’t even need to think. he speaks words laced with raw emotion and syllables resonating honesty, maybe even chokes up a little bit near the end. “all of it.”

there is an envelope in the mail for min yoongi that contains an acceptance letter from the audition he submitted to bighit a few weeks ago. his mom tells him to reject the offer.

Jungkook and Taehyung are online friends planning to meet up this summer, but then communication fails and real life gets in the way.