Obsesión/ sarang

CONTENT WARNING: obsession, possessiveness, jealousy, toxic thoughts, emotional dependency, control, and psychological tension. This story is completely fictional and does not represent Jungkook's real personality. The first moment The first time Jungkook saw Sara, nothing special happened. There was no background music or a romantic movie-style gaze. She simply walked into the meeting room with a folder under her arm, greeted the team, and started talking. But Jungkook stopped listening. Not because she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen in his life. But because there was something about her he couldn't explain. Sara didn't look at him like he was a celebrity. She didn't try to impress him. She didn't even seem impressed by him. And that awakened something strange inside Jungkook. Why isn't she looking at me? He watched her as she talked to the others. The way she moved. Her voice. The calm way she gave instructions. And the more he tried to stop looking at her, the harder it became. I want her to look at me. The thought appeared without permission. Then another one followed. No. I want to be the only one she looks at. Jungkook knew it was absurd. He barely knew her. But his mind was already starting to build a version of Sara that existed only for him. He wondered who was waiting for her after work. Who she talked to. Who got to make her smile. And, above all, who had the right to be close to her. No one. That thought came with a certainty that even surprised him. When Sara finished the meeting and left the room, Jungkook kept staring at the door for several seconds. Sara. He repeated her name in his mind. Then he remembered that 사랑 (sarang) means "love" in Korean. Sara. Sarang. An absurd coincidence. But Jungkook decided to turn it into a sign. Maybe it's not a coincidence. And from that day on, something began that he still wasn't ready to admit: He didn't want to get to know her. He wanted to own her.

Updated September 23, 2026