Title: American Smoke
Group: KAT-TUN
Pairing/Genre: Jin-centric, gen
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 3754 words
Disclaimer: These boys belong to someone else.
Summary: This is a story about Jin's coping methods and their consequences.
Author's Notes: Without the help of
pithetaphish, this story would be unbearably wrong. It was surprisingly easy to edit, two months
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This piece feels like it can easily stand alone. The fact that there is more to come makes me curious to see where you might be taking it. I look forward to additional works.
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I think I just love the whole period of Jin going to LA, it just begs to be explored. So whether or not there'll be something directly related to this, I'll probably always want to write this period of time for KAT-TUN. ;)
Thanks again for your comment! I'm glad you liked it. :D
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Things have gotten better now, but it's not really something I'm ever going to stop wondering about.
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jin, always the rebel!
and loved how he was most terrified about kame finding out rather than his boss! LOL
LOVED devious lil kame! he succeeded in blackmailing jin!
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I think it was great effort with the conversation between Jin and Kame.. Because srsly, we hardly hear *any* from them and it's hard to imagine them in a casual chit-chat.
So, good job! :DD
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I think I enjoyed the conversation between them the most. I don't know if I ship them or anything, but they would have been such good friends, and I can see how Jin leaving could create a rift. It would be awkward.
I'm glad you liked it! :D
ps, I like your screen name. Kame saying his name in Chinese is adorable. ;)
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"Besides, I'm older than you."
I loved that. That whole exchange worked very well, but especially when it got nonsensical there; that sounded very real.
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