a/n: sohyun is the name of jennie's daughter

Hoseok knew it was time.

He was an honest boy, a good boy, he had always been honest with his parents. They loved him, they would understand.

Something he repeatedly tried to assure himself with.

It was hard in all honesty. Really hard. Telling your parents that you liked a boy, and only boys.

Not the hopes of being bisexual, Hoseok was unfortunately but not unfortunately gay for Min Yoongi.

He could do this.

"Mom?"

"Yes Hobi?" She smiled at him, looking up from her magazine. "What is it?"

"Can we talk?"

"Of course, what is it?"

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"Wow, she even remembered my name." Taehyung wondered aloud, Jennie rolled her eyes.

"You've been there like five times already, why wouldn't she?"

"I would like to think you told her about me." He posed, pouting momentarily before opening the driver's door.

"I didn't tell Sohyun about you." Jennie lied. "Why would I?"

"You're terrible at lying."

"Last time I recall, I was very good at lying. How else did I make it through this year?"

"Fair point." He sighed. "I'd much prefer my bike."

"This is your car!"

"Yeah, but I like my bike better."

"I prefer your car," Jennie mused. "Then at least I won't feel bad for using your helmet."

He laughed, pulling out of the parking lot. "I still can't get used to you saying nice things."

She gasped, slapping his arm. "I hate you so much!"

"Hey hey, I'm driving. Unless you want me to go crash this thing, then go ahead."

Jennie rolled her eyes, turning back to the window. He always seemed to be in a much more pleasant mood, probably ever since he saw Sohyun.

That little girl learned from the best.

Ever since she had come clean to the girls and everyone else, now resting easy that their blackmailer was caught, she was finally sleeping easy.

Jennie actually didn't have to worry about something for once. It had been many years since she had experienced this feeling.

The sun was setting, the weather was nice. Jennie could see pretty colors of blue and pink in the sky. Taehyung eyed her from the side of his peripheral vision.

He smiled, easing on the gas pedal. "I'm just glad that this is done with."

"You read my mind." Jennie agreed. "But so am I."

She glanced at her phone, hearing it vibrate.

You really think this is done?
💋A

Jennie's smile faltered, before her eyebrows furrowed.

"Everything good?"

"Yeah, um..." She faced him. "Everything's fine."

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Lisa also liked the sunset. It looked absolutely pretty, almost like the universe congratulating them on their victory. Finally she was free!

Not really though; she still hasn't spoken a word to Lawan since that little fight they, right before she went and...

Yeah, she wasn't going to think about that.

Just thinking about Jungkook brought an involuntary smile to her face. So he had really changed for her.

Or maybe not, it seemed that he was like this around Aeja too. Well, it was nice to know he had a sweet side.

Lisa had been absolutely pleased to hear Jennie was dating Taehyung. She may not have voiced her opinion on them often, but damn did she ship them hard.

Taehyung was just the guy no one would expect Jennie to date, but Lisa totally saw it. She was the one who knew him the best (asides from Jennie) out of the girls. She used to talk to him a lot before Jennie had come back.

"Hey." Lisa greeted on the phone, grinning. "How was your date?"

"Why are you so excited? It's just Jimin." She could imagine Chaeyoung rolling her eyes. "Oh, he said to say hello."

"Ha ha. So did you guys do it yet?"

"You're so disgusting!"

"I'm just asking! Geez, can't a girl just ask a question around here?"

"I—y-you are something else Lisa. But for your information, no."

"Oooh~" Lisa was laughing, evidently happy with Chaeyoung whining on the other end.

"Hey, I don't want to bother you two, so I'll leave you alone, alright?"

"Fine by me. See you at school."

"Yeah. See you—holy shit!"

"Lisa? What's wrong?"

There was no response however, for the phone had been knocked out of Lisa's hand. She laid on the side of road, evidently victim to a hit-and-run.

"Lisa? Lisa!"