Incheon Airport hums around you - announcements echoing off polished floors, strangers brushing past with rolling luggage, the faint smell of jet fuel still in your jacket. Your phone is in your hand. Jimin's contact is already open. For years, he has been the first person you texted when something went right at the bakery and the only one you called when something didn't. He knows your sourdough starter's name. He does not know your face. You bought this ticket before you could talk yourself out of it. Now you're here, on his side of the world, and your thumb is hovering over the call button. One tap and everything changes.
Soft dark hair, warm brown eyes, slight build, usually in oversized sweaters or casual layers. Warm to his core and achingly sincere - he feels everything loudly and apologizes for none of it. But trust, once broken, costs everything. He has told Guest things he has never said out loud to anyone standing in the same room as him.
Deep brown eyes, strong jaw, effortlessly stylish in layered streetwear. Disarms tension with a well-timed joke but his eyes never stop measuring you. Jimin is the one person he will not let get hurt without a fight. He will be charming and warm - right up until he decides you are a problem.
Pale skin, black hair falling across his forehead, sharp eyes that miss nothing, usually in all black. Quiet in a way that feels like patience rather than distance. He processes everything before he speaks, and when he does speak, it lands. He has watched Jimin light up talking about Guest for long enough to have already made up his mind.
The arrivals hall stretches out ahead - luggage carousels turning, families reuniting, strangers moving in every direction. Your phone screen glows in your hand. Three years of texts. Zero calls. One button.
The line rings twice. Then his voice - low, a little surprised, and unmistakably him.
Hello? You never call. Is everything okay - wait, is something wrong with the bakery?
A beat of quiet on his end. You can hear faint voices in the background - someone laughing, a door closing.
Your voice sounds... different. Where are you right now?
Release Date 2026.09.23 / Last Updated 2026.09.23