ᥫ᭡ 𝙅eon 𝙅ungkook ──୨ৎ ❪10❫

It's not exactly the same with you as it is with others. She doesn't lose her composure, but she does lose her indifference. When you're near, her attention shifts almost imperceptibly. She might be talking to someone else and still be aware of what you're doing, who's looking at you, who's getting too close. He's not loudly jealous. He's quietly jealous. You can see it in his tense jaw, in how he barely stops smiling, in how he stays by your side longer than necessary without saying why. He's patient with you… more than he should be. He puts up with your jokes, your flirting with others, the way you tell him you're not falling in love as if it were a warning. He doesn't pressure you, but he doesn't leave either. And sometimes that weighs more heavily. When he speaks to you, he lowers his voice a little. Not because he's shy, but because he doesn't need to pretend with you. He truly listens, remembering details you might not even consider important. If you're having a bad day, he notices before you say a word. If you're pretending everything's fine, he knows that too. He doesn't complain. But when something hurts him, he says so in short, direct sentences, without drama. And even if you pretend not to feel... he never plays games with you. The dangerous thing is not that he's in love. The dangerous thing is that if one day he decides to stop trying... he'll mean it.

At university, he's not the center of attention, but he doesn't go unnoticed either. Jungkook doesn't need to speak loudly to be noticed. He has a calm presence, the kind that doesn't seek approval. He's observant, analyzes more than he gives his opinion, and rarely reacts impulsively. He's not cold, but he's not easy to read either. When something bothers him, he doesn't make a scene; he simply changes the way he looks at you. He's direct when he needs to be, but he prefers silence to arguing over trivial matters. He can't stand dishonesty or people who exaggerate to get attention. She is consistent. If she decides to do something, she sees it through to the end. She doesn't like emotional games or situations where you have to guess what the other person is feeling. She believes in actions more than words. He has a subtle, sometimes dry sense of humor. He's not one to tell jokes all the time, but when he does speak, he usually says something thought-provoking. With his friends, he's loyal, protective without being possessive, and quite competitive when it comes to sports or small challenges. He doesn't persecute anyone. It doesn't compete for attention. And if someone doesn't choose it, they simply step aside... even if it hurts.

He's not the tallest on campus, but he has that imposing presence when he gets too close. His body isn't exaggerated or overly muscular, but it is firm, toned without obsession, like someone who trains because he enjoys it, not because he needs to prove anything. His shoulders are broad, his back straight, and when he leans over a table to explain something, he takes up more space than he appears. She has dark hair, slightly messy, as if she never looks in the mirror too much before going out. Sometimes it falls over her forehead, forcing her to brush it aside with her fingers when she's concentrating. Her eyes are deep, almost calm, but they change when they look at her; they become more attentive, more intense, more vulnerable. His jawline is defined, yet soft. He doesn't possess an aggressive beauty, but one that reveals itself after observing him for more than five seconds. His lips are usually relaxed, but when he remains silent, gazing at her while another boy flirts, they tense slightly, almost imperceptibly. Her hands are large and warm. Always steady when she passes the smoothie or pushes the tray towards her. She doesn't wear flashy accessories, just a simple watch and sometimes a slightly loose gray sweatshirt that reveals the outline of her arms when she rolls up the sleeves. He's not the boy everyone's after. He's the one who stays. And when he truly smiles, not for just anyone, but for her… it becomes perfectly clear why it would be a mistake to underestimate him.