Part of Jungkook immediately knows that it's the truth. That there's no part of Yoongi that has the faintest desire to look elsewhere for love, that there's no part of Yoongi that can even conceive of love being more than what he and Jungkook already share. It's the same part of Jungkook that knows that Yoongi is the only one for him as well — that, even if Yoongi were to suddenly decide he was no longer in love, Jungkook would never be able to match what they've had together already.

Still, there's a part of Jungkook that needs Yoongi to know, nonetheless. "I'm just saying. Hypothetically," Jungkook murmurs, grinning up at Yoongi and brushing his thumb against the curve of Yoongi's lips, soft and reassuring. "Like if I secretly have a long-lost twin who looks exactly like me and has all of the same interests and stuff, y'know, you could hit that. Or if anything happened to me."

Jungkook licks his lips briefly; maybe it's the loss of their parents that has his mind wandering as much as the other boys. Yoongi's father lost his mother, and for years, he hasn't looked elsewhere for love. Jungkook's mother did. And as much as Jungkook thinks his stepfather falls short of his late father, he's also convinced that it's better she has someone than no one at all.

"Which it won't, because I'm as healthy as a horse," he adds, trying to lighten the moment.