|| BTS x Reader Poly Soulmates ||
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I laugh, nudging his shoulder. "I think you just described yourself."
He grins, unashamed. "What can I say? I am a poet at heart."
God, he's adorable.
The museum's Korean art section is where we really slow down.
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Taehyung's fingers never leave mine as we step into the softly lit room, surrounded by traditional ink paintings and delicate ceramic pieces that have survived centuries.
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He lets out a dreamy sigh, resting his head against my shoulder. "This is my favorite part."
I hum, pressing my lips to his hair. "Mine too."
We stop in front of a breathtaking ink painting of a misty mountain landscape, the brushstrokes fluid yet deliberate.
Taehyung traces the air with his free hand.
"Hyung, look. The artist used sumukhwa techniques here-the way the ink fades, like a memory."
I glance down at him, eyebrows raised. "You know sumukhwa?"
He scoffs playfully. "Hyung, I'm an artist. Of course I do."
I grin. "My soulmate is so talented."
Taehyung preens, nudging me with his shoulder. "Flattery will get you everywhere, Kim Namjoon."
"Oh, I know."
His laughter is soft, but his fingers squeeze mine just a little tighter.
We move through the exhibits like we belong here-like we are a part of the art, hand in hand, lingering in front of each piece like it's telling our story.
At one point, we find ourselves in front of a sculpture-one of two figures entwined in an embrace, carved from smooth, white marble.
Taehyung tilts his head, staring at it for a long moment. "It looks like they're about to kiss."
I nod, admiring the way the artist captured such tenderness in stone. "Or like they already did, and they're just... staying in the moment."