𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐍𝐂𝐄;
機会
➤【 yandere squid games x fem! reader 】
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➥ 𝐈𝐧 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐜𝐡, an ex-military girl finds herself in such debt that she thinks she has to compete in deadly games for money, unknowingly compromising the entire system when those in...
WHEN (Y/N) HAD VOLUNTEERED TO watch over and guard the group against other teams that might threaten them like the night before, Sang-woo immediately offered to stay up with her. He had two reasons to do so, one being that he didn't trust her at all with his life or others' for that matter, and the other being that he just wanted to be in her presence.
That second reason baffled him greatly.
The two sat next to each other a bit away from where the rest of their team was sleeping, from their vantage point able to see the entire room around them and anyone else who thought of sneaking up on them. It was silent for quite some time between them since they were just sitting there, staring out in the darkness with only the golden glow of the bank above them illuminating the space. And both had every reason not to speak since the conversation that they had earlier was still very fresh in their minds.
But Sang-woo decided to break the silence.
"Your full name is (Y/n)(L/n)... correct? How old are you?" He asked, pulling his knees up so he could prop his arms up.
"Why?" She smirked. "Want to see if I'm legal?"
"No, you just look like you've been through a lot even though you look so young."
"Well..." she scoffed as she turned her eyes away from him, her hand slowly untangling the tresses of her (h/c) hair as she then stared at nothing. "...you're not wrong there. When I was eighteen, I dropped out of high school right on the brink of graduation. Stupid, right? Well, my mom had just died and such a thing didn't bode too well with dad, so he started to drink. I'm sure you already know the rest of that story."
"I see... is that how you lost your eye?"
"No. I lost my eye and gained this scar on my face because of faulty equipment during my time in the army," she answered, her expression now a stony mask. "My superiors decided I should retire after that accident since they had no use for a one-eyed woman soldier. I was useless to them."
"If you were discharged from the army, then don't you get a monthly pension?"
