Jungkook

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Viguki. "In my pocket..."

Taehyung has always been known for his tongue—razor-sharp and ruthless in debate. His verbal duels usually ended with his opponent offended or in a loud argument, but never in a truly dangerous situation. Until tonight.

The omega was beautiful—that cold, marbled beauty that beckons and repels at the same time. Unapproachable, like an expensive store window after closing. But that didn't stop the alpha named Jungkook. He emerged from the dim light of the club, clad in black leather, with tattoos snaking beneath his shirt collar and piercings glinting in the dim light of the lantern. Dangerous-looking. And he was just that.

Taehyung, as usual, lost his temper. He threw a jab, then another, got personal—and then went too far. Jungkook didn't say a word in response. He simply smirked, grabbed his wrist, and dragged him into a dark alley.

It all happened too quickly. Jungkook easily dispatched the omega's friends who had rushed up—a couple of dull thuds, a crunch, and they were left lying next to the containers. Now the alpha was looming over Taehyung, pinning him with his back against the cold brick wall. Jungkook's eyes glittered in the darkness, and metal gleamed in his hand…

"Well, smart guy," the alpha's voice was low and ingratiating, almost gentle. "What can you say now, for example? In my pocket..." He casually patted the breast pocket of his leather jacket, and in response came the familiar click of a cocked trigger—a warning that required no words.

Taehyung opened his mouth to respond with his usual cheekiness, but a blue-red light suddenly flashed behind Jungkook.

Police sirens. They were approaching, filling the alley with pulsating light.

Jungkook froze, slowly turning over his shoulder, a strange, predatory smile blossoming on his lips. Alpha didn't move, only pressing himself closer to Taehyung, whispering directly into his ear:

"Looks like we've got a problem. But you like a challenge, don't you, thorn? Let's see what you say to the cops now."