In Between || Taejinkook

Thirty-three

Change wasn't expected to become a deep-rooted habit of the life within the mansion in a flash. Jin wasn't greedy, nonetheless it was exactly what he could be at his time! A couple of days and when he thought his only precious memories were going to be made at work, he wasn't aware how much god actually loved him.

It was strange to find himself drowned in conversations that before these two or three days seemed to be sealed forbidden in great heavens. And to make it seem unreal even more, he enjoyed every minute of their get-togethers.

Apart from Hyun-su who was the priority of almost every talk, the second the boy wasn't around, Jin didn't have to worry. He was a highlighted center along with the other two adults, and thus he was in. Just like this night, at the dining table where smiles would come out so naturally as if the Omega was living the life of his dreams.

"Ok, wait a second! So, now you're really telling us the company is that close to be all yours?" Jungkook couldn't register much of his own words. Asking and seeking approval for this particular topic was not a never-to-be-raised question one day, but this soon actually belonged to the universe of fantasies.

Taehyung nodded with a satiated smirk as he resumed to his previous saying, "Most of the work is done. The documents of the little interest which consists primarily of branches here in Seoul and Busan are signed by dad; I mean he promised this in case I absorbed businesses abroad and that I did, a lot better than him to have a hush-hush here with you two!

Some paperwork here and there to be pain in patella and we're through with this whole shit! It is a drop in the bucket, but I'm not willing to share half of that, either. Soon I'll be rid of being dad's puppet, you see."

Raising his glass of whiskey, Taehyung gulped it down in one go to be less sober for such a day. One that was jumbled with blessing and fear altogether. Benefits were sweet. Disadvantage, however, was as bitter as all the sugar in the success.

"Congratulations, Taehyung. The time we've spent together was short, but I can say with certainty you deserve every bit of it." Jin exclaimed. Although respectfully, he couldn't literally stop gushing in a torrent of pure excitement for his husband.

While the permission was laid before him, Taehyung couldn't bring himself to beam with happiness. Just hearing the Omega's sincere tone sent chills down the Alpha's every vertebral bone to his very spirit.

He could simply deny the conversation he wanted to extend on the table and he wouldn't be questioned, but a part of him- the human side within- couldn't carry the title later on like nothing to be tortured for relentlessly.

"Thank you, Seokjin. Seemingly not the proper time, but I believe tonight is all we have to... Like it's...We should have it..." Taehyung halted, brushing his nervous thumb over the glass. The beads of sweat running down his back were better to stay unsolved mystery when he could practically hear the loud laughter of mystery in the back of his mind. Summer, alcohol, or horror?!

His restless body was highly contagious. The young Alpha didn't know a letter, and he felt it whole! He tried to take the other's hand in his to comfort through his heat, but for this one matter Taehyung needed less tingles of guilt to keep on. He refused with a sad smile.

"When the establishment will be fully mine, things are going to change the way I like my plans to be arranged and contrived. Your father's company..."

"You're gonna stop your financial services?" Jin couldn't stop himself from sensing twice of the fear both Alphas radiated towards his being when talks were led to this path; he could not help but interrupt.

"I could, but no." He appeared cold, but the habituated mouth to business vocabulary didn't lack honesty even when minimal words were used.

"Then, what has you tongue tied to this tremendously tremulous extent?!" Unlike how descriptions could deceive, Jin happened to have passion for this face of Taehyung because getting and giving the truth was the easiest part of their conversations.