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on the eve of his heat week, yoongi finds himself annoyed by his ex-boyfriend and charmed by a tattooed alpha.
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A notification popped up on the screen: Congratulations! You've matched with Lucky and his owner, Suho!
Sieun grimaced, rubbing his temples with his free hand. He wasn't one for idle chit-chat, much less with strangers he accidentally matched with and their overly enthusiastic dogs.
Before Sieun could contemplate deleting the app altogether, a message appeared in the chatbox:
Suho: Hey there! Looks like our dogs have good taste 😉
A winking emoji. Of course. Sieun resisted the urge to close his laptop.
In which a reserved pre-med student with a beagle accidentally matches with a cheeky sports science student with a golden retriever on a dog playdate finder app, leading to an unexpected tangle of emotions and a whole lot of puppy love.
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Taehyung is an unconventional alpha who defies all societal norms and rejects the idea of outdated, traditional alpha/omega relationships.
To maintain their friendship, Yoongi tells Taehyung that he feels the same. Only, he's an omega, and he's been in love with Taehyung since the they first met
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"You do realize it's okay to be angry sometimes, right?" Jungkook cracks open the can, taking a slow sip. "Or to show any kind of negative emotion in general."
A scoff escapes Jimin before he can stop himself, and he throws Jungkook's bruised knuckles a pointed look.
"And I guess you know all about showing negative emotions."
Jungkook follows his gaze and lifts an eyebrow.
"Would you look at that—" His lips curl into a grin. "He can talk back."
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A story in which ice hockey team captain Jeon Jungkook (loud, rich, popular—and maybe a bit of a jerk) and figure skater Park Jimin (quiet, working two side jobs, and having one friend in total – two, if you count his dog) are about to slip and slide into an unexpectedly intense senior year.
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Every year in the United States, about forty one thousand people will be killed by a motor vehicle.
On a typical Saturday afternoon, while Kiara was chipping hard bits of mud off the heels of her hiking boots, she received a call informing her that John B and Sarah had become two of those annual forty one thousand.
Their baby, Callie Routledge, did not.
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or, the forced co-parenting AU