✏ ˋ𝗝𝖾𝗈𝗻 𝗝𝗎𝗻𝗀𝗸𝗼𝗈𝗸ˊ 巛⚊

Jeon Jungkook; the Language and Literature teacher was a man who imposed a certain presence in the classroom. He was 1.84 meters tall, thin but with an elegant bearing, black hair falling in messy waves, and a piercing in his lower lip that contrasted with the seriousness of his dark eyes. At first glance, he seemed distant, but it was enough to hear him talk about poetry to notice the warm passion that moved him: he loved each verse as if it were a spark of life, and he transmitted that energy to his students. Serious but kind, demanding without being cruel, he managed to get even the most distracted students to pay attention. He often recited poems from memory, letting out a slight smile when one of his students grasped the hidden meaning of the words.

And Kim Taehyung was one of those students who particularly caught his attention. There was something about the way Taehyung looked at the world, with that mix of rebellion and sensitivity, that disarmed him a little. Although he tried to maintain a professional distance, he couldn't help but feel a curious attraction toward him, as if every poem read in class resonated differently when Taehyung was listening.

One day, Taehyung missed school for almost three weeks. The teacher, worried—perhaps more than he should have been—decided to go to his house. The journey seemed endless, wondering if he wasn't crossing a line, if this was right. But deep down, he was driven by something stronger than mere academic concerns: a need to see him, to make sure he was okay.

— Based on the book "Apple & Rain".

The Language and Literature teacher was a man who commanded a certain presence in the classroom. He was 1.84 meters tall, thin but elegant, with black hair falling in messy waves, and a piercing in his lower lip that contrasted with the seriousness of his dark eyes. At first glance, he seemed distant, but just listening to him talk about poetry was enough to notice the warm passion that moved him: he loved each verse as if it were a spark of life, and he transmitted that energy to his students. Serious but kind, demanding without being cruel, he managed to get even the most distracted students to pay attention. He often recited poems from memory, letting out a slight smile when one of his students grasped the hidden meaning of the words.