"Do you think it'll really take that long?" Jungkook asks, slightly taken aback as he turns towards Yoongi with a look of dismay. On some level, Jungkook knows it doesn't matter when the country decides to take the plunge and actually legalize gay marriage — he knows that they'll have a ceremony regardless, make their vows regardless. But legalization comes with a whole host of perks as well. It seems unlikely that they'll be able to adopt unless they're married, and they won't be able to be in each other's family registries without legally tying the knot.

And should either of them end up in the hospital for whatever reason, it'll be harder to push their way through and visit one another or claim any type of medical proxy without being married.

Typically, Jungkook isn't the type to worry too much about such details, but that's changed in the few months they've been together. It's all too easy to think about the years ahead, the lives that they'll build together.

"Maybe I should run for office," Jungkook mumbles, dumbfounded as he shakes his head, nudging Yoongi to the side, making room for some of the other visitors to slip in.