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Jungkook POV
He looked up over the rim 
of his coffee cup at Jimin. 
It was hard to believe they were really sitting together talking 
in person after all this time.
Jimin still looked just as good 
as ever, Just like Jungkook remembered him.
No, not just as good.
Better than ever.
"I'll be honest." Jungkook said. 
"It's been so long that I didn't know if you'd even still want 
to come here with me."
Jimin's eyes went wide then laughed. 
"I know it's not really funny
but I was worried about the same thing."
"It's just... you never know, right?"
Jungkook grinned, wondering why he'd ever doubted how strong their feelings had been. 
Of course the friendship they 
had could withstand a little 
break in communicating. 
They were both busy. 
They both had lives and they were both old enough to understand that.
But damn, it felt good to 
know for sure.
"You're exactly right." He 
agreed. 
"But I should have known it 
was a sign when we saw 
each other at Rocket."
"I mean, what are the chances that we're both back here at 
the same time after both 
being gone all these years?"
"It's like..."
"Like it was meant to 
be." Jimin finished for him. 
"Like Fate."
Jungkook didn't normally do 
all of that woo woo fate stuff
but he had to admit that it 
was a hell of a coincidence, 
at the very least.
Besides, being around Jimin 
had always made him start 
to believe in things he 
normally wouldn't have.
"So what have I 
missed?" Jungkook asked. 
"Doesn't seem like a lot has changed around town, this 
place is still here and Rocket."
"I don't know, to be honest."
"I just got back in town 
myself." Jimin shrugged. 
"From what I've seen though, there's definitely more 
options for shopping now."
"And takeout."
"There's a Chinese place just outside of town that I've 
been meaning to try."
"But I'm pretty sure Grind 
and Rocket are always going 
to be fixtures in busan."
Jungkook nodded. 
Maybe it felt like things hadn't changed much because he 
had only visited their old hangouts so far. 
Sitting at Grind for hours and drinking too much coffee had been the thing to do when 
they'd been in school. 
The same with late night 
greasy breakfast at Rocket. 
But now that Jimin had pointed 
it out, there were some new places that had popped up in town, as well as plenty of 
diverse new faces.
Sitting there with Jimin, it 
might have been easy to 
forget that so much time 
had passed. 
Jimin still looked fresh-faced 
and his green eyes still
sparkled exactly the same 
way he remembered from 
high school. 
But they had both changed 
in other, subtle ways and so 
had Busan.