Jungkook ran through his garden Bush.

The glowing green eyes peered through the rose Bush.

He gulped, tipping closer.

But before he fully reached his hand, the small creature ran from in between his legs.

Falling on the floor, Jungkook smacked his teeth.

"I'll get you!" He laughed.

The small black cat just hissed before running away.

"Young master!Please come inside for dinner."

The maid shouted.

The young teen rushed inside the large mansion.

His home.

His mother was in her rocking chair, sipping at her herbal tea.

"Hello, mother."

Jungkook smiled, placing a small peck on her forehead.

"Go prepare for supper Jungkook Don't bother your father, he still busy with work."

The boy smiled, running up the stairs and past his father's office.

And to his own email, throwing on his pyjamas.

"Is Jin coming home tonight?" 

 His mother stopped sipping her soup.

"I don't know, just finish your supper."

She sighed.

Jungkook sighed, he didn't know where his brother left every day until midnight, but it seemed that his parents weren't too happy with it.

Happiness.

Now that Jungkook thought of it.

His whole life he had nothing but happiness in his life, and nothing else.

There was nothing that he asked for that his parents hadn't given to him.

Nothing besides the gift of seeing behind the wall.

The wall.

His father came down the stairs, hanging up the phone.

"Well, dinner smell scrumptious today."  

He smiles.

Jungkook takes in another bite before speaking.

"Soooooo, father, mother, I've been getting good grades lately and I'm turning eighteen soon, so I was wondering......"

His parents raise their hands, smiling at him.

"Oh yeah, I did forget that your birthday is in a couple of days, how could we."

They laugh.

"Since you will be turning a man soon, we'll get you the greatest gift that you want, anything"

Jungkook gulps at his parent's mercy.

"I was wondering if I could see be......." 

He began to drift.

His father raised an eyebrow.

"Well, what would you like son?"

The young boy bit his lip.

"Could I finally see behind the wall?" 

His mother gasped.

"No, you must never see behind that wall, it is too dangerous, I would be the worse mother if I let that happen."

Jungkook gulped.

"Just think of something else you could want." 

Jungkook began to think before the door slammed open.

Jin stormed in.

Heading right toward their father.

"Jin, Hyung!" 

Jungkook jumped from his seat, hugging his older brother.

Jim began to calm down and replaced his frown with a smile.

"Hey Jungkook, how was your day?" 

The younger smiled brightly, "just fine."

He replies, patting the seat beside him.

"Oh, I can't, dad and I have to have a talk."

Jungkook sighed,"alright"

"But...." Jin Kneels beside him.

"We can catch fireflies later tonight." 

Jungkook's face began brightening up again.

"Okay!"

Jin smiled once again, standing back up.

"Dad, let's talk upstairs." 

 The duo disappeared up the stairs, slamming closed the office door.

Jungkook turned to his worried mother's face smiling wearily.

"I'll be right back." 

She smiled, leaving in the office as well.

And when she opened the door, Jungkook was sure he could hear slight shouting.

He sighed, finishing his dinner.

Jin smiled, watching Jungkook separately trying to catch a firefly in his small container.

"Oh God, why aren't they coming?"

Jungkook groaned, dropping down next to his Hyung.

"Jin?"

The elder turned to him. "Yes?"

"Why are mum and dad so mad at you?"

Jin sighed, crossing his legs. 

"Because of the things I do, they don't like it."

Jungkook raised a doubtful eyebrow.

"What is it that you do?"

Sighing, Jin stared at the sky. 

"Well, I help poor people, people that need help."

Jungkook gasped with clear confusing.

"Like Miss Grace, when her husband died?"

Jin shook his head.

"But we don't have any poor people."

Jin ruffled the younger's hair.

"It's alright, you'll understand one day."

He smiled as Jungkook begins staring at the beautiful stars that gleamed through the sky.

"One day."