Straykids 9th member || female reader || requested

Selection

As a trainee at JYP Entertainment, I was thrilled to be one step closer to my dream. But the intense training and competition were overwhelming. Some girls were friendly and supportive, while others were mean and exclusive.

They'd whisper to each other during practice, making snide comments about me and features. They'd deliberately bump into me or leave me out of their conversations. I tried to ignore them, focusing on my training, but it was hard.

One day, CEO JYP walked into our practice room. He saw one of the girls being particularly nasty to me and his expression turned stern. "What's going on here?" he asked, his voice firm.

The girl mumbled an apology, but Park Jin-young's eyes were on me. "Tyla, come here," he said, his voice softer now.

I walked up to him, feeling a mix of emotions. "I've been watching you, Tyla," he said. "You have a unique voice and a strong work ethic. I think you deserve a chance to shine."

Then he surprised me with an unexpected offer: "I want you to debut with Stray Kids."

I was stunned. Debut with straykids? It was a dream come true! But also a challenge – I'd be the only girl in a group of boys. Could I do it?