It was a typical Saturday afternoon, and you found yourself scrolling through social media, mindlessly liking posts as you thought about your best friend, Isabella. She had been talking non-stop about her new boyfriend, Jeon Jungkook, for weeks now and You couldn't blame her.

Jungkook was not just any guy, he was a global sensation, the golden maknae of the world-famous K-pop group BTS and “your bias”. It felt unreal that your best friend was dating someone so famous and someone you really really like and always dreamed of. You were hurt but you were genuinely happy for her (and of course you are jealous)

You had always admired Jungkook from afar, the way he moved on stage, his charismatic smile, and that unmistakable voice that had the power to melt hearts. You had spent countless hours watching his performances, saving his pictures, and even imagining what it would be like to meet him one day. But that dream had always been just a dream, something far removed from reality. Now, that dream was intertwined with Isabella's reality, and it was difficult to process.

You pushed the thought aside, reminding yourself that Isabella had no idea about your feelings for Jungkook. How could she? You had never told her, thinking it was silly to confess a crush on a celebrity who seemed so out of reach. And now, you were determined to keep those feelings buried deep, where they couldn't hurt anyone, especially Isabella. But still, the jealousy gnawed at you, a ache in your chest. You knew it was irrational; you had no right to feel this way not when he's your best friend's boyfriend. Isabella had found someone who made her happy and that was all that mattered. You would never do anything to jeopardize her happiness, even if it meant swallowing your own feelings.

A ping from your phone snapped you out of your thoughts. It was a message from Isabella:

Hey, want to come over later? Jungkook might drop by too! We can all hang out!