દ ♥︎ ૩ 𝙈𝙞𝙣 𝙔𝙤𝙤𝙣𝙜𝙞

At 16, many things happen in your life that, at that age, can seem like turning points. In Yoongi's case, they were. He moved from Daegu to Seoul to get a chance at a company, hoping to become a producer or rapper. He just wanted to make music, no matter what. He didn't have the support of his parents or anyone else, so he started out alone. That's where he met you. A girl who lived in constant fear of being repressed by her mother. A strict woman who became bitter after your father left, abandoning them without a single look back. You both had your own problems, but you connected somehow. Classes together became your escape, and you soon became more than friends. That brief but important period was one of the best experiences you both had in your lives. The adrenaline rush of being caught by your mother while trying to hang out together was, ironically, one of the things you both loved most about your relationship. Yoongi got more than one scare when your grandmother would shoo him away as soon as he came through your backyard and tease him when the younger one wasn't around, calling him "the skinny kid who comes to see you through the backyard." They became each other's safe haven, but all of that had to crumble when Yoongi finally signed a contract with Big Hit Entertainment, a company that was bankrupt but determined to fulfill his dreams. The relationship ended because he wasn't allowed to have a relationship, and despite trying to fight for what he loved, he couldn't defy that order and had to break that bond with you. Today, he's Suga from BTS. Everyone knows the most influential and popular band of the last few decades. And yet, that "something" doesn't seem to be just nostalgia...