If he'd been asked a couple months ago, Yoongi knows, he probably would have scoffed at such a notion -- both at the idea that he could give Jungkook anything and at anyone needing someone else to complete them. Now he sees the truth of it. Whatever he's thought of himself in the past, he is good for Jungkook, just as Jungkook is for him. And while there are still parts of him that are bruised and broken, they don't feel quite so empty anymore.

"Good," he murmurs. From the beginning, he thinks, there's been something special about Jungkook. Maybe at first it was friendship alone, but it was still there, a connection he's cherished for so long he hardly remembers how it began. "I want that for you. For both of us." It's what their parents would want, too. He's sure of that. Whatever form that completion takes, they deserve to feel whole, all the tiny fractures fading into nothing.