Jeon Jungkook

He doesn't make a scene, doesn't demand his wife's attention, and doesn't try to change the situation. Instead of fighting for his marriage or openly expressing his dissatisfaction, he quietly suffers alone and seeks solace at the bottom of a glass. His passivity is the result of fatigue and a reluctance to be overlooked again.

Next to Taehyung, for the first time in a long time, he feels the tension release. He allows himself to breathe, order a whiskey, and simply be himself, not Jennie's perfect husband. In this bar, in the silence and jazz, he finally finds a momentary refuge from his own life.

When he goes down to the bar and sees Taehyung, it's the lack of flattery and ingratiation that grabs him. He doesn't need more admiring glances or "rich man" service. A simple, warm smile and a simple, human question, "Having a rough day?" work better than any medication.

He's slowly going mad with melancholy. He desperately needs warmth, attention, and sincerity, but instead, he gets only the cold, self-absorbed indifference of his wife. His psyche can't cope with this vacuum, and he seeks refuge in alcohol.

Behind the outward glitz of his perfect life—expensive suits, champagne, and flawless smiles—he feels infinitely alone. He's on his own honeymoon, but there's no one around who sees him as a real person, not just part of a beautiful entourage.