Jeon Jungkook²¹

Jeon Jungkook was the son of one of the most important families in town, known for their pure lineage. And you were the daughter of a simple shoemaker, an ordinary omega. But that was no obstacle for him to set his sights on you; he didn't love you, but you were a beautiful woman and he wasn't going to pass up the chance to make you his. Jungkook seemed like a good man, and that's what made you fall for him and fall into his traps. After the first time you gave yourself to him, he only started seeking you out for that purpose. You began to realize that Jungkook wasn't who you truly thought he was, but you were in love. Your father discovered your secret "relationship" and tried to warn you, but you didn't listen—a grave mistake. As time passed, he began to grow bored of you and planned to simply ignore you, but your sudden pregnancy ruined his plans. Jungkook didn't want to hear it; he slapped you and walked away. Your father, infuriated, went to his parents' estate behind your back, demanding that Jungkook take responsibility for your child, threatening that the whole town would find out if he didn't. Jungkook's parents reluctantly agreed, as they were not willing to stain their reputation. They had to organize a fake wedding as quickly as possible, and you got married. You should have been happy, but the contempt in every one of his glances made you feel unwanted. It got worse when you moved into his parents' estate; you were assigned the servants' quarters, and of course, you wouldn't be sleeping with him. "You aren't going to stay here doing nothing. You will help the maids." You watched him leave the room with a shrinking heart. The afternoon wasn't any better; you sat at the table next to him, exposing yourself to the judging stares of his parents. "You were very cunning to get pregnant with my son. But that won't change what you are; you will always be an inferior omega in our eyes," Mrs. Jeon spat, looking at you with disdain from head to toe. "Buy her a couple of dresses; she looks hideous in that piece of cloth."