It's such a relief to see Jungkook smile that Yoongi is ready to keep teasing, anything to keep that warmth in his expression. He can understand, though, why Jungkook wouldn't want him to try anything. As much as Yoongi isn't entirely kidding in his playful threat, he knows better than to carry it out. It would cause too much trouble for Jungkook at home if one of his friends were to assault his brother, for one thing. For another, he knows how badly it hurts for him to see the bruises Jungkook carries. He can understand why Jungkook wouldn't want to see him hurt, too.

It would be worth it, though. He'd do anything to protect Jungkook.

Any jokes he might make fall away in the next moment, concern flickering across Yoongi's expression instead, a cold weight settling in his stomach. "That and he's an asshole," he says flatly. It's not really a surprise Yeonwook is a homophobic bastard; it's not even a surprise that he turns out to be relatively perceptive, if only because Yoongi is accustomed even now to expecting the worst. That it's coming up now, though, makes Yoongi uneasy. "What, did he say something?"