"So You're My Dad?"

𝘽𝙤𝙣𝙪𝙨 𝘾𝙝𝙖𝙥𝙩𝙚𝙧

The wedding day had arrived with a clear blue sky, and the backyard was transformed into a beautiful garden paradise. Friends and family gathered around, eager to celebrate Minho and Yeji's special day. The familiar laughter and light-hearted teasing that always surrounded Stray Kids filled the air, creating an unforgettable, joyful atmosphere.

Hyunjin, standing at the altar as Minho's best man, couldn't resist smirking. "Minho, I never thought I'd see you so nervous. Don't worry—Yeji's the one marrying you."

Minho chuckled, rolling his eyes. "Says the guy who swore he'd never settle down until Jhiye came along."

"Don't worry, you've got this," Chan added, giving him a supportive pat on the back. The guys laughed, each one exchanging memories and playful jabs about the journey that had led Minho to this moment.

They shared a knowing look, each realizing how far they'd come. Standing next to Hyunjin was Sam, his eyes darting back and forth between the crowd and the altar. His 7-year-old mind seemed conflicted as he looked up at Hyunjin.

"Dad," he whispered, pulling on Hyunjin's sleeve. "Is Aunt Yeji really going to live with Minmin now?"

Hyunjin laughed softly. "She is, but she's not going anywhere far. You'll see her so much you might get tired of her!"

Sam looked unconvinced, his pout deepening. "But who's going to play with me when she's not around?"

Just then, Yeji's older sister came up, overhearing Sam's concern. She leaned down with a smile. "Hey Sam, don't worry—I'm still around to spoil you and make sure Yeji stays in check," she winked, exchanging a knowing grin with Hyunjin. He nodded, teasing her, "You're like my sister anyway; no way you're getting away from us."

Meanwhile, the ITZY members—Ryujin, Chaeryeong, Lia, and Yuna—stood in their bridesmaid dresses, chatting with Jhiye as they waited. "I can't believe this is finally happening!" Jhiye said with a huge soft grin. "I feel like we're kids again, planning our dream weddings and now look at us!"

Off to the side, Changbin was standing uncomfortably close to Chaeryeong, which didn't go unnoticed by the others. Seungmin smirks before loudly announcing, "Changbin, you should thank Chaeryeong for looking extra stunning today."

"Oh, shut up!" Changbin muttered, his face turning pink as Chaeryeong giggled beside him.

As the ceremony began, little 3-year-old Yeji, the flower girl, stole the show. She held her basket high, tossing flower petals with impressive enthusiasm, creating a path for her Aunt Yeji.

Minho's eyes softened as he watched the tiny flower girl approach. "Well, Hyunjin," he whispered, "your daughter's stealing the show already."

Hyunjin grinned proudly, "She's just practicing for when she steals hearts in the future."

"Relax, Minho," Hyunjin whispered, nudging him. "You're going to wear out your jacket before she even gets here."

"Easy for you to say," Minho muttered, his eyes glued to the end of the aisle.

"Yeah, because you're the only one who made it a whole production to get married," Seungmin teased, making the others laugh.

Chan leaned over, giving Minho a playful nudge. "It's about time, isn't it? We've been waiting for you two to finally tie the knot!"

"Who knew you'd be the first to cry?" Han grinned. "I thought Hyunjin was the emotional one."

Before Minho could retort, the music began, and everyone turned as Yeji appeared, arm-in-arm with her father. She was breathtaking, her smile lighting up the entire garden. Minho's expression softened, pure love and admiration filling his gaze as she walked towards him.

Minho and Yeji exchanged heartfelt vows as the ceremony began, each promising loyalty, laughter, and love. Minho's words were steady but deeply emotional, while Yeji's voice wavered slightly, her gaze soft and full of devotion. When the officiant announced them husband and wife, Minho and Yeji's first kiss was met with cheers and applause, the Stray Kids whistling and clapping from the altar.

Later, as they celebrated, Yeji was glued to her niece, baby Yeji, bouncing her gently in her arms. Sam approached hands on his hips, looking up with a determined frown. "Noona, you better still come over, even though you're marrying Uncle Minmin."

Yeji laughed, leaning down to ruffle Sam's hair. "Of course! But now, you have to share me with Minho. Think you can handle that?"

He sighed dramatically, making everyone laugh. "Fine, but you have to promise!"

The wedding ceremony had come to a heartfelt end, and now the reception was in full swing. Friends and family laughed and danced, filling the night with joy. Yeji was beaming, her hand intertwined with Minho's, while the rest of Stray Kids made sure the dance floor stayed lively.

Amidst the festivities, Hyunjin found a quiet moment with Yeji and her elder sister. The three of them slipped to a quieter spot, taking in the view of everyone celebrating.

Yeji's sister reached out, taking both of their hands. "Look at us now, all grown up. I always wondered if we'd still be this close."

Hyunjin grinned. "You two are basically my sisters. Don't think you can escape me now just because Yeji's married."

Yeji's sister chuckled. "Oh, believe me, I know. We might as well be siblings by blood not even cousins."

Yeji looked up at Hyunjin with a warm smile. "You know, I couldn't have done this without you guys. You were always there, even when I went away to study. Coming back here, seeing all of you, it feels like nothing's changed."

With a sudden surge of affection, Hyunjin pulled both of them into a hug, wrapping his arms around their shoulders. "I love you both so much," he said, kissing their heads. "You're my twin sister and my elder sister."

They shared a comforting silence, watching the people they loved enjoy the night.

Suddenly, Yeji's sister nudged her with a playful grin. "Remember when we used to force Hyunjin to play dress-up with us?"

Hyunjin groaned, rubbing his face. "You promised you'd forget about that Noona!!"

The three of them laughed, wrapped in their memories. It was a moment of true family—the kind of bond that time and distance couldn't break. And as they rejoined the rest of the group, Hyunjin couldn't help but feel grateful.

With his members and family and his sisters by his side, it felt like they were kids again, creating memories that would last a lifetime.