Before, Yoongi was merely a task Jimin has to fulfill. He was assigned, forced upon by the only person Jimin respected and admired and looked up to so it was out of question to object. But lately things have slightly changed, though it's hard to notice if it happens to somebody else and not him himself. Lately Yoongi is someone Jimin truly cares about. It was the moment Yoongi ran to cover Jungkook from the whip that had Jimin realized the truth—the truth that no matter how much he denies Yoongi's importance he is not just a responsibility anymore.    Yoongi reminds Jimin so much of that person he admired. That person had given Jimin a purpose in life, a chance to break free and go out to see the world that he couldn't see from the window of his castle. When that person first showed up, Jimin didn't think he'd get so attached. The same way he didn't think he would with Yoongi.    He has looked around the neighborhood many times for any sign of Yoongi. Surely he wouldn't have wandered far in his drunken state unless some other factors came into play. That's what scared Jimin the most—that Yoongi didn't go missing by himself but was taken. He prays it's just his mind doing its usual over thinking stuff. But something just doesn't feel right. The beacon of connection that he thinks he has with Yoongi is now gone.    Well, not gone gone. It just becomes everywhere. And how is he supposed to look everywhere?   Jimin plops down on the bed and lets out a silent sigh. His legs are shaky from all the running around all night. By now he is certain their journey is a magnet for troubles. Everywhere they stop by, troubles come rushing their way. From Taehyung's village to Jungkook's town, now a strange city with neon lights all over the place.   Jungkook and Taehyung have passed out from the worries. The Attachment has just proved itself to be real and Jimin doesn't know what to do with that information. It used to be a myth, one so ancient and farfetched he doubts any book would still record it. It's like this: Taehyung and Jungkook are attached to Yoongi by the magical bond of Yoongi's dragon self. In ancient time, dragon was a rare creature born out of magic and purity. People who first made direct contact with the creature tended to be obedient and bonded with the creature on a spiritual level. In simple word, people become platonically in love with the dragon and would do anything for the creature. Which makes Jimin question because he was the first one to make direct contact with Yoongi, not Taehyung nor Jungkook. If anyone to get attached, it should have been him. He knows there must be more things for an Attachment to form, he only knows the surface of it right now but in common sense Taehyung and Jungkook don't fit with the theory at all. Not that he's jealous of them or anything.    Jimin scoffs at himself. Common sense? As if there's one common thing with their situation.    Jimin fixes the blanket for the two boys and retreats to the window for some air. On the nightstand near the bed Taehyung is sleeping in, he spots a familiar notebook and Yoongi's phone. Jimin reaches for the book first. Inside the page Yoongi has written, assumedly when they first started their lesson: so no strength but thenk you. Jimin chuckles at the words. Yoongi always says he's tired and hungry and sleepy, and Jimin understands because the former barely got physical for the past many years. He's so thin and soft sometimes Jimin's afraid the wind might knock him down.    And he can't even spell correctly but you can tell he tried really hard.    Jimin then grabs the phone and presses unlock. The wallpaper comes to life and Jimin fails to hold back his tears. He has no idea when, but Yoongi has managed to snap a picture with both Taehyung and Jungkook laughing, with Jimin yawning in the background. The picture feels so vacant although the only person missing from it was the one taking the photo. Looking at the picture, Jimin doesn't want to think how it would be like if they ever have to travel with only 3.   He wipes away his tears quickly in case any of the boys wake up and see.    He puts the phone and notebook back to its original place and scribbles a short note for the two in case they wake up and panic when they can't find him again.    I'm searching one more time. Stay inside.   Walking out of the hotel, he can feel a pair of eyes following his movement. He knows the hotel must have something to do with Yoongi's disappearance because when he asked to see the surveillance footage that night, everything was erased.    "Must be some virus," they had told him. But he knows better.    Jimin decides to go further than that neighborhood following the strongest pulse and ends up in front of a place so big and glamorous he can't look away for a good minute. The place looks like a mix of a royal palace and a national garden built for the highest of the highest to live in. The front yard is full of roses planted beautifully in various colors. The scent gives this place a good, calming vibe. Say real angels live in there and Jimin would definitely believe it. The big, golden letters on the front gate spells Eden.    Eden—a garden in the Bible. The moment he learns the name of the place, the good feelings vanish and are replaced with an ugly twist in his stomach. The symbol of blooming flower next to the name does not help at all. Jimin backs away and gives the place a good scrutiny. A flower house, as many would call it. In other word, a-   "e house." A voice