Jeon Jungkook is the world's most feared fugitive, a phantom woven into every criminal whisper. To the underworld he is "Red" or "Ghost"-names spoken like omens. Almost no one knows his true face; every sighting contradicts the last. He has lived his entire life in the dark seams of society, slipping through borders, identities, and manhunts with impossible ease. No task force has ever cornered him. No agent has ever gotten close. But one quiet morning, without warning, Jungkook walks into a federal building and turns himself in. He is immediately taken into custody, yet he refuses to speak to anyone except Jeon Jeongukk-a special agent, a criminal profiler for the FBI, and the last person anyone expected him to request. Jungkook demands a private meeting, and when Jeongukk enters the interrogation room, Jungkook finally reveals why he surrendered. He offers the government something impossible: a list of criminals so dangerous, so deeply hidden, that the world doesn't even know they exist. He calls it The Blacklist. But his price is steep-complete immunity and permission to continue running his underground empire untouched. Only then, he says, will he expose the monsters he's worked with in the shadows for years. And the task force must decide whether to trust the most dangerous man alive... or walk away from the only chance to dismantle the underworld from the inside. And beneath all of this, the task force begins to uncover something far more unsettling: Jungkook and Jeongukk share a history. An old one. A complicated one. A dangerous one.

Jeon Jeongukk and Jeon Jungkook lived what looked like an ordinary life. A quiet home. Steady routines. A five‑year‑old son they adored - little Jeon Jasper, all bright eyes and soft laughter. And they loved each other deeply. Fiercely. Jungkook had always been obsessed with true‑crime shows - the kind of obsession that made him pause episodes to jot down notes about "how to get away with murder," purely for fun. Jeongukk knew about it, of course. He'd sit beside Jungkook on the couch, listening to him rant about how criminals were "idiots" for getting caught, how he would've done it better. Jeongukk always laughed. Always listened. But everything changes the day Jungkook discovers the truth. The day he realizes Jeongukk is a serial killer. The day he learns Jeongukk has been using his notes - his playful, harmless scribbles - as blueprints for real murders. Now Jungkook is left with questions that shake the foundation of their perfect little life. Will he turn Jeongukk in? Or will he keep his mouth shut to protect the man he loves - the father of his child.

A series of disconnected yet intertwined chapters tracing the lives of Jeon Jeongukk and Jeon Jungkook - lovers, husbands, or something far more dangerous depending on the chapter. Their relationship shifts, but one truth never does: Wherever they go, death follows. Each chapter reveals a different moment in their shared descent - two men moving through the world with soft voices, steady hands, and a devotion sharpened into something lethal. A story of love wrapped in shadow, and a trail of bodies left behind by the only two people who truly understand each other.

Jeon Jeongukk is the quiet, overlooked nerd of the school - the one with the deep voice no one expects, the baggy clothes that swallow his frame, and the glasses everyone thinks give them permission to tease him. Jeon Jungkook is the school's golden boy - beautiful, adored, soft‑voiced, and effortlessly popular. But the closer Jungkook gets to Jeongukk, the more he realizes how wrong first impressions can be. You can't judge someone by the clothes they hide behind or the silence they keep. Especially not when Jungkook finally discovers what Jeongukk has been hiding beneath all those oversized layers.

After a very bad car crash Jeon Jeongukk's life had dramatically changed. He suffered a brain injury which cause him to develop little space which he had the mind of a child. Jeongukk's father decided to marry Jeongukk to a man named Jeon Jungkook since he didn't want the burden of taking care of Jeongukk. Jungkook also treated Jeongukk like a baby and made sure Jeongukk never got hurt. Jungkook started taking pills to make himself lactate so he could breastfeed Jeongukk; since Jeongukk's doctor recommended it. What happens if Jeongukk recovers? If his mind heals and his memories return, how will he see Jungkook - the man who cared for him, protected him, and became the center of his fragile world? And when he finally learns the truth about how he ended up in Jungkook's home... will he feel gratitude, betrayal, or something neither of them is prepared to face?

Jungkook has always been irresistibly drawn to the human world-a place he's only ever watched from afar, glowing with mystery and danger. Unfortunately, he also inherited his father's legendary clumsiness, a trait that tends to leave shattered objects, startled creatures, and accidental chaos in his wake. Meanwhile, in the human realm, Jeon Jeongukk is a notoriously cold, perfection‑obsessed CEO. He hates messes, hates surprises, and hates anything that disrupts the pristine order of his world. So naturally, fate decides to drop a messy, wide‑eyed vampire directly into his office. When Jungkook secretly slips into the human world and accidentally teleports into Jeongukk's workspace, everything Jeongukk values-silence, control, cleanliness-begins to crumble. And everything Jungkook touches... well, breaks. But the real disaster begins when Jeongukk realizes something far more dangerous than chaos is creeping into his life: He's falling in love with him.

Every summer, Jungkook's parents retreated to a secluded cabin deep in the woods. As he grew older, the trips felt dull and predictable-until the day he spotted someone moving between the trees. At first, he thought it was just another person wandering the forest. He learned quickly that the stranger was anything but ordinary. Their first encounter was frightening, leaving Jungkook shaken and unsure of what he had stumbled into. Yet as the summers passed, he found himself returning to the woods again and again, drawn to the mysterious man who eventually introduced himself as Jeongukk. Their connection became complicated, intense, and impossible for Jungkook to explain. Everything changed when Jungkook was sixteen. His father walked in on them together, and the fallout was immediate. Jungkook was never taken back to the cabin again, the place locked away like a secret his family refused to acknowledge. Five years later, Jungkook returns on his own terms-this time with his five‑year‑old son. The cabin is quiet, untouched, waiting. And Jungkook can't help but hope that Jeongukk is still somewhere in those woods, watching, waiting, remembering. What will unfold when Jungkook finally comes face‑to‑face with Jeongukk again-and how will Jeongukk react to the child at Jungkook's side?

Jeon Jeongukk has always felt an unsettling, possessive attachment to his twin brother, Jeon Jungkook. Ever since childhood, Jeongukk's fixation has hovered somewhere between protectiveness and obsession - a line he's never fully understood. When that obsession finally spirals out of control, Jungkook is forced to confront the brother he thought he knew. Instead of turning away, Jungkook chooses the harder path: helping Jeongukk face the darkness he's been carrying for years. But as the twins navigate guilt, loyalty, and the fragile bond between them, Jungkook must decide whether compassion can truly heal what's been broken... or whether some choices leave scars that even love can't mend.