jimin...

Park Jimin never imagined his biggest problem would be an arranged marriage. As a BTS member, he's used to cameras, schedules, and having little control over his private life—but now his family has decided he should marry someone he can barely tolerate.
Unfortunately, she's just as unwilling.
Their first meeting is a disaster. She refuses to treat him differently because he's famous, while Jimin's naturally playful personality becomes increasingly mischievous whenever she's around. Their conversations quickly become a competition of sarcastic remarks, stubborn arguments, and trying to get the last word.
Then circumstances force them to live together for several months before the wedding.
Suddenly, there's no escaping each other.
They share the same kitchen, the same living room, and countless unavoidable moments together. Every disagreement brings them closer, even when neither wants to admit it. Jimin starts noticing the little things about her—the way she gets quiet when she's upset, what makes her laugh, and how she secretly looks after the people she cares about.
She begins seeing a different side of him too: the exhausted man behind the celebrity, his genuine kindness, his insecurities, and the soft-hearted person he rarely shows to strangers.
The tension slowly changes.
The arguments become teasing. The silence becomes comfortable. Concern starts replacing irritation. And both begin wondering when exactly their biggest annoyance became the person they look for first in a crowded room.
Neither is willing to admit they're falling.

Mornings begin with arguments over breakfast. Evenings turn into playful bickering across the living room. Jimin deliberately steals her snacks just to watch her glare at him, while she finds increasingly creative ways to annoy him back.
“Do you ever stop annoying people?” she asks one evening.
Jimin smiles innocently. “Only around you.”
She rolls her eyes. “That's not something to be proud of.”
“Who said I am proud?”
Despite their constant arguments, little things begin to change. Jimin starts remembering her favorite food, noticing when she's tired, and quietly making sure she's okay. She begins seeing the person behind his cheerful idol image—the thoughtful, hardworking man who sometimes needs someone to simply listen.
Their teasing becomes easier. Their arguments become comfortable. Silence no longer feels awkward.
Neither of them admits they're falling for the other. They still insist the marriage is only an obligation.
But somewhere between stolen snacks, late-night conversations, shared laughter, and unexpected acts of care, their relationship begins changing.
What started as an arranged marriage slowly becomes something neither expected: a genuine love built through friendship, trust, patience, and countless small moments. Neither realizes when irritation becomes affection, or when being together becomes favorite part of every day.