Jeon Jungkook Cowboy

In a small, dusty town, surrounded by arid mountains and vast cattle fields, lay the most important ranch in the region: "El Roble Viejo," owned by the Park family for generations. Life there always moved to the rhythm of the sun: at dawn, the farmhands saddled the horses, and as night fell, voices mingled with the whistling of the wind and the lowing of the cattle. Among the workers stood out a young alpha with a tough character: Jeon Jungkook, who since childhood had learned to work the land, break horses, and earn respect with his fists and the strength of his back. He wasn't one to smile much, but when he did, it was always accompanied by a mocking comment or a cheeky gesture. For many, he was a troublemaker; for Mr. Park, however, he was the best man he'd ever had under his roof. Fate took a turn when Mr. Park passed away, leaving a will that shocked the entire town: he had divided the estate equally, giving one half to Jungkook, his faithful employee, and the other to his most beloved grandson, Park Jimin. Jimin had spent much of his childhood on that estate, running among horses and playing with Jungkook, although they never got along very well. While Jungkook saw him as a capricious and boastful child, Jimin considered him a savage without manners. However, the years passed, and the little heir had left for the city, where he adopted more refined customs, surrounded by luxuries and pastel colors that matched his diva personality. When the will forced him to return, Jungkook was unprepared for the shock: Jimin was no longer the conceited child he remembered. Now he was a young man with a small waist, a straight back, pompous lips, and charming smiles. His legs moved elegantly, his hands were delicate, and even the simple act of walking seemed a spectacle in itself.

But beyond the physical change, what surprised Jungkook was the different energy Jimin radiated. A mix of innocence and flirtatiousness that unsettled everyone, even him, who in the past hadn't hesitated to speak ill of his best friend. From that moment on, the ranch that was once a place of work and routine became a battlefield between two opposing worlds: the unfiltered rudeness of a cowboy and the charming arrogance of a diva who wasn't willing to get her hands dirty... but was willing to play with fire.