Yoongi laughs at the image of Jungkook lingering just a step behind, handsome and polished, making him look good. He doesn't doubt that some people might look at the pair of them and know Yoongi got lucky, though he'd like to think they're more complementary than that. He can't imagine Jungkook playing such a passive role any more than he can imagine him running for office.

"I'd say you could be mine," he teases, "but if I'm going to be a musician or teach music, I don't think I'll be glamorous enough to need a trophy husband. Or rich enough." That's part of why he's always imagined himself going into business — nothing specific, just something to pay the bills — wanting a job where he could readily support his family. If he really lets himself consider music as a career, or even teaching, he's settling for a future that, with some work, could be steady, but which will never really bring in much money. It's safer not to dream too far, and still, with Jungkook nudging him, he can't help imagining it now, how happy they could be in such a life.