Jeon Jungkook' DEVIL

Song to the plot: Josh Groban — Per Te.

Yoongi is no longer a boy; he's a man who loves not just a person, but a devil. He loves the devil who protects his peace, his heart, his soul.

"Father, I gave in to sin, I gave it my soul, my heart. I gave myself to it... O Father, I am no longer your son, I am no longer the same person I was 20 years ago... "

Yoongi doesn't regret what he did, doesn't regret choosing him, the devil, over a human. Rejected by God and beloved by Satan himself, the omega doesn't regret a second, and didn't even regret marrying him. Nor did he regret offering the devil his body, his soul, and his heart. He doesn't regret it. Yoongi loves him very much, loves him deeply, loves him even more than himself.

Jungkook loves him back, so much so that he's willing to do anything for him, any sin, any evil deed. He won't give his husband to anyone who dares touch him. Not today, not tomorrow, never. Before the red altar, they promised to love each other forever, promised never to be separated. That no judgment, pain, or anger could separate them.

Yoongi is only for him, only for him alone, and he is not a man, he is the devil. Messenger of hell.

One day, the omega found her husband's notebook, beautiful but already worn by the years. It contained memoirs, his memoirs, in which the alpha lost himself when his love for her husband was unbearably strong. Each memoir... each note contained lines of intense, tender, and caring love.

It's so ironic, and so sad. That the devil can love, he can love even more powerfully and cherishably than humans themselves. Jungkook isn't human, and never was, he's an evil being. But in his soul, in his letters and memoirs, the love for his husband was beautiful, strong, and astonishingly beautiful. He described every detail, every line was written with love and passion. Yoongi knew he was loved forever, that the alpha would never stop loving him; on the contrary, he loved him more and more with each passing day.

Their love is their temple, their fortress; they live calmly, peacefully, they are happy. But life can be evil.

"Memoirs are records of the past in which the author recounts events he or she personally participated in, witnessed, or learned about from others. They are like "memories of the past" in a literary format."