Felix Centric One Shots

Their Omega (OT8)

The Stray Kids pack was a wolf pack like no other, bonded by the unique bond of mating. At the helm was their fierce alpha, Bang Chan, the Lycan King. He was a wild force of nature, showing no mercy to anyone who dared to threaten his mates, all of whom were alphas themselves. It was extraordinary—almost unheard of—for alphas to mate with one another, yet Stray Kids defied the odds, united in their strength and loyalty.

Each member of the pack possessed remarkable abilities: Minho wielded telepathy, allowing him to read the minds of others; Changbin was a powerhouse, boasting extraordinary strength; Hyunjin commanded the winds with his air magic; Jisung controlled fire, bending flames to his will; Seungmin was a seer, gifted with visions of the past and future; and Jeongin possessed earth magic, connecting him deeply to nature. As the Lycan King, Chan not only shared these abilities but could also manipulate others to bend to his desires.

A week ago, Seungmin burst into their pack room, breathless with urgency. He had received a vision of an omega—one destined to be their mate and the Luna of their pack. Chan finally believed he had discovered where to find this missing piece when he received an invitation to an auction hosted by a neighboring pack.

Seungmin grasped the paper tightly, his eyes wide with dread as another vision struck him: the omega was there, but not of his own accord. The rival pack had kidnapped him, intending to sell him to the highest bidder, alongside a beta they had also captured. The stakes were high; this pack had not only taken the omega but had also slaughtered his entire pack in the process.

Determined to rescue their mate, Chan and the Stray Kids devised a bold plan. Their mission was clear: free the beta and let him return to his pack and claim the omega as their mate. But if the rival pack dared to obstruct their efforts, they would unleash the full force of the Stray Kids' united strength.

With resolute steps, Chan and his pack approached the territory of the neighboring pack and strode inside.

"Ah, Chan, you've arrived," greeted the alpha, Jiho, with a forced smile. Minho growled low in warning.

"That's not how you greet the Lycan King," Minho warned, his voice a low rumble.

"Show some respect," Changbin added, his tone sharp. Jiho swallowed hard, sensing the tension in the air.

"I apologize, your highness," Jiho said, bowing slightly to Chan.

"I'm here to demand the return of the omega you kidnapped and the beta you hold. This sale is off. We must conduct ourselves with respect, how can anyone respect you if you simply take what you want?" Chan asserted, his voice steady.

"I don't know what you're talking about," Jiho replied, feigning ignorance.

"Everyone out. NOW!" Hyunjin's voice thundered, causing the air in the room to swirl. Everyone who wasn't the rival pack scrambled for the exit.

"We know you've taken an omega and a beta," Chan continued, his gaze unwavering. "We also know you slaughtered the omega's entire pack when they fought back. You will release them to us, and this behavior must cease."

"But we need the money," Jiho protested, desperation creeping into his voice.

"Does it look like we care?" Jisung snapped, flames flickering from his fingertips with every word.

"Eunwoo, bring them here," Jiho ordered one of his pack members. Moments later, Eunwoo appeared, dragging the omega and beta forward, their hands bound and the omega barely able to stand.

"What's wrong with him?" Jeongin asked, concern etching his features as he took in the omega's frail condition.

"They starved him to maximize their profit, ensuring he couldn't resist the pack that bought him when it came time for mating," the beta revealed, his voice laced with anger. A collective growl erupted from the Stray Kids, their frustration palpable. Minho stepped forward, swiftly untying both the beta and the omega before gently lifting the frail omega into his arms, cradling him protectively as he returned to the rest of the pack.

"Beta, you're free to return to your pack. Let's move— I want to get him home now. Jisung, burn this place to the ground," Chan ordered, his tone leaving no room for argument.

With a snap of his fingers, Jisung conjured a flame that shot upward before he hurled it toward the curtains. The fire ignited, and the Stray Kids turned to leave, their mission accomplished. As they walked back toward their territory, the sounds of the rival pack's frantic attempts to extinguish the blaze filled the air, punctuated by their curses.

Jeongin glanced at the delicate omega nestled in Minho's arms. "He's so beautiful. I'm so glad he's our mate and that we were able to save him," he said, his voice softening.

"Us too, Innie," Chan replied, his gaze warm and tender as he looked at the omega.

"He's so light. They must not have fed him since they took him. How long has it been, Minnie?" Minho asked, concern etched on his face.

"A month," Seungmin answered, his expression darkening.

"Those bastards. The poor thing must be starving," Hyunjin said, his anger flaring anew.

"Well, we put the venison stew on last night. It should be perfectly done by the time we get home. Maybe he'll regain consciousness in time to eat his fill," Changbin suggested, hoping to ease their worries.

"I get this strange feeling when I look at him. My heart races, and I feel all warm inside," Jisung admitted, a hint of wonder in his voice.

"Me too. It's so odd," Minho responded, his eyes never leaving the omega in his arms.

Once back at the house the pack sat around the pack room quietly waiting for the omega to wake up. Suddenly the omega started to stir and his eyes fluttered open.

"Where am I? Who are you guys? Hyung, you're very pretty." The omega asked staring wide eyed at Minho.

"First, kitten, what's your name?" Minho asked softly.

"Felix." Felix said.

"Hi, Felix, I'm Chan and I'm.." Chan was interrupted by Felix whispering.

"The Lycan king." Felix said and bowed his head.

"Baby, you don't have to bow. Look at me." Chan said. Felix brought his eyes up to Chan's and suddenly his wolf started yipping mate in his head. Felix gasped.

"I'm your mate." Felix said.

"Yes, baby, but look at all the others." Chan gestured towards the rest of the pack and Felix locked eyes with each one and every time his wolf yipped mate.

"I'm all of your mate?" Felix asked in awe.

"Yes, angel, we have gifts and we knew of you and how to find you so we did." Hyunjin said.

"Yes, but first let's introduce everyone. As you know I'm Chan and these are my mates Minho is holding you, Changbin is next to you, Hyunjin just spoke to you, Jisung is next to Hyunjin, Seungmin is next to Jisung, and Jeongin is next to Seungmin." Chan said pointing to each member as he said their names.

"Aren't you all alphas?" Felix asked confused.

"Yes, kitten." Minho said smiling.

"That's unusual I think." Felix said.

"Yes, it is very unusual. We were surprised when each of us found out we were mates because alphas usually don't mate with other alphas but here we are. But getting back to what Hyunjin said we have gifts and Seungmin can see the past and the future. He had a vision of you and then we got an invitation for the auction and Seungmin saw everything including how you were the mate we were looking for." Chan said.

"I'm glad to be your mate. My mom told me all about the mating process and how it all worked. She also always told me I was destined for great things that Luna had blessed me. I was born on September 15th under a full moon. I also have gifts." Felix said.

"I was born on September 14th at night also under the full moon." Jisung gasped.

"What is your gift, baby?" Chan asked.

"I am elemental I can control all four elements plus I can heal." Felix said shyly.

"That's awesome, baby, but I must ask how come you didn't use any of your gifts to free yourself." Chan asked.

Felix held up his arm and pulled his dirty sleeve up some and revealed a metal band around his upper arm. "That pack did this they had it magically made it stops the wearer from using any magic at all." Felix said with tears in his eyes and then his stomach rumbled. Minho got up and carried the omega to the table and went to put him down but Felix held on as tight as he could in his weakened state.

"Kitten, I'm just going to put you down for a minute to get you some stew." Minho said and Felix shook his head furiously openly crying.

"Min, sit down with him I'll get it." Chan said going to fill three bowls with stew. Felix was still sobbing when he reached the table and Chan reached down and lifted Felix's head until he could look into his eyes.

"What's the matter, baby?" Chan asked.

"I'm worthless. I couldn't stop that pack from killing my pack, I couldn't let Minho put me down, and now I just had the Lycan king serving me." Felix cried. Chan picked him up off of Minho and hugged him close.

"You are not worthless, Felix, you were probably too scared to think straight when that pack attacked your pack, getting attached to Minho is something we get because he is the one that has carried you since you passed out back there, and in this pack we all get respect every single one of us I don't lord over my pack." Chan said.

"But..." Felix started but was cut off by Minho.

"But nothing, Channie give me back my kitten so I can feed him." Minho said holding his arms open for Felix to jump into. Changbin walked over next to Minho and Felix and grabbed the metal band on his arm.

"I've tried everything and couldn't get it off. No worries I'm ok with it staying." Felix said quietly. Changbin scoffed.

"I have super strength, baby, there's nothing I can't break." With that Changbin pulled hard and the metal band fell to the floor broken. Felix suddenly glowed very brightly.

Minho had finished feeding Felix the stew when they all heard tiny little snores Minho looked down and smiled at the sweet little omega in his arms.

"Ok, I have to confess I feel like I'm already in love with him." Minho said. Everyone nodded feeling the same way.

"I wonder if he knows how to wield his powers. We can all teach him since Hyunjin, Jisung, and I have elemental gifts." Jeongin said a little excited to be able to spend some time with their omega. Their omega it sounded so good.

"Well, we can ask in the morning but right now I'm claiming him for the night and I'm taking him up to bed." Minho said as he got up and walked towards the stairs.

Felix's first night with the Stray Kids pack was supposed to be one of safety and rest, but it quickly took a different turn. The pack had just settled down, with Minho still cradling Felix in his arms as they drifted into a much-needed sleep, when the omega suddenly began to thrash and whimper in his sleep. His breathing became rapid, and soft cries escaped his lips.

"Something's wrong," Seungmin muttered, sitting up quickly, his eyes darting towards Felix.

Hyunjin moved closer, placing a hand gently on Felix's forehead. "He's caught in a night terror," he said, his voice soft, concern lacing his tone. "He can't wake up."

Felix's body jerked violently, his hands clawing at the air as if trying to fend off invisible attackers. His breaths were ragged, and his face contorted in pain, clearly reliving something horrible. The pack gathered around him, their hearts aching as they watched the omega struggle.

"Felix, wake up, kitten," Minho whispered, gently shaking his shoulders. "You're safe, I've got you."

Felix didn't respond, his body still trembling.

"We need to snap him out of this," Chan said, his voice firm but calm. "Felix, it's just a dream. You're with us now. We won't let anything hurt you."

Hyunjin, using his air magic, sent a cool breeze across Felix's face, trying to stir him awake, while Jeongin gently pressed a hand to the earth beneath them, drawing its grounding energy to calm Felix's erratic heartbeat.

It wasn't until Jisung leaned in close and whispered, "Felix, you're home now. We're your mates. We won't let anyone harm you again," that Felix jolted awake with a gasp. His wide eyes darted around the room, his chest heaving as if he had just escaped some terrible nightmare. Sweat beaded on his forehead, and his body trembled in Minho's arms.

"Kitten, it's okay, you're safe now," Minho soothed, stroking Felix's hair. "No one can hurt you here."

Tears filled Felix's eyes, his body still shaking from the terror of his dreams. "I-I saw them... My pack... They were dying, and I couldn't do anything to stop it."

Chan knelt beside him, his eyes soft with understanding. "What you saw was a memory, baby. But that's in the past now. You're here with us, and we'll never let anything like that happen again. You're not alone anymore."

Hyunjin wrapped a comforting arm around Felix, his touch gentle. "We'll protect you. You're part of our family now."

Jisung added, his voice filled with warmth, "You don't have to be strong all the time, sweetie. Lean on us. We've got you."

Felix sniffled, leaning into Minho's embrace, feeling the overwhelming love and care radiating from every member of the pack. "Thank you," he whispered, his voice fragile but full of gratitude. "I don't know what I'd do without you."

"You'll never have to find out," Changbin said softly. "We're here, dumpling. Always."

Seungmin, the quietest of them all, placed a hand on Felix's shoulder. "Your past doesn't define you, darling. You're stronger than you know. And together, we'll make sure your future is nothing but bright."

Felix's heart, though still heavy with the trauma of his past, began to feel a little lighter as he was surrounded by the warmth and reassurance of his mates. With their soothing words and gentle touches, the night terror that had gripped him slowly faded, replaced by a sense of safety and belonging.

As Felix finally drifted back to sleep, nestled securely in Minho's arms, the pack sat close, watching over him protectively. The night had been rough, but they had pulled through it together, and that was all that mattered.

The next morning, the sun streamed through the large windows of the pack house, casting a warm glow over the dining area. The pack was already gathered around the long wooden table, setting out plates of food: fluffy pancakes, fresh fruit, eggs, and bacon. The smell of breakfast filled the air, mingling with the soft sound of laughter as they prepared for the day.

Minho appeared in the doorway, carrying a sleepy Felix in his arms. The omega had barely stirred, his face nuzzled into Minho's chest, still lost in the remnants of sleep. Minho smiled fondly as he gently placed Felix into a chair at the table, where the pack immediately crowded around, eager to dote on him.

"Morning, kitten," Minho whispered as Felix's eyes fluttered open, blinking at the bright light. His hair was tousled, and he looked adorably groggy, rubbing at his eyes as he tried to wake up fully.

"Morning, Felix!" Jisung greeted with a bright smile, setting a plate of pancakes in front of him. "I made these just for you!"

Felix's cheeks flushed a soft pink as he looked around, suddenly aware of all the attention. "T-thanks," he mumbled shyly, his voice still thick with sleep.

Hyunjin, sitting beside Felix, reached out to pour him a glass of orange juice. "You should eat up, angel. You need your strength after everything that happened."

Felix nodded, his heart warming at the care they were showing him. "You all don't have to fuss over me," he said softly, though there was a small smile on his lips.

Chan, sitting at the head of the table, chuckled. "We're your mates, baby. Fussing over you is part of the deal."

As Felix picked at his food, trying to shake off the lingering sleepiness, Jeongin leaned in, his expression curious but gentle. "Baby, we were talking last night, and I wanted to ask you something."

Felix looked up at him, his attention fully focused on the youngest alpha. "What is it?" he asked, his voice soft.

"You said you have elemental magic, right?" Jeongin began, his eyes glinting with interest. "Do you know how to control it? Like, can you wield your powers?"

Felix bit his lip, a hint of embarrassment creeping into his expression as he looked down at his plate. "Not really," he admitted quietly. "I've always had these abilities, but I was never trained. My pack didn't really have anyone who knew how to teach me... I can't control it very well."

Jeongin's eyes brightened with excitement. "That's perfect! I mean, not that you can't control it, but I can help you with that!" he exclaimed. "Hyunjin, Jisung, and I all have elemental magic too. We can train you, help you learn how to use your powers."

Hyunjin nodded eagerly, his long fingers tracing lazy patterns in the air as a soft breeze swirled through the room. "We'll teach you everything we know. You won't have to struggle with it alone."

Jisung grinned, his fingertips sparking with a small flicker of flame. "Yeah, Felix, between the three of us, you'll be a pro in no time."

Felix looked at them with wide, grateful eyes, his heart swelling at the thought of their support. "Really?" he asked, his voice soft with awe. "You'd do that for me?"

"Of course, baby," Hyunjin said, his tone gentle. "You're one of us now, and we help each other. Plus, it'll be fun. We'll make sure you feel confident in your abilities."

Felix's eyes shimmered with unshed tears as he nodded, overwhelmed by the kindness and generosity they were showing him. "Thank you," he whispered. "I don't even know how to repay you."

Jeongin smiled, reaching out to gently squeeze Felix's hand. "No need to repay us, angel. We're family now, and family takes care of each other."

"Besides," Jisung chimed in, "we'll get to spend more time with you. That's all we want."

Felix's heart swelled with gratitude and love, feeling the strength of the bond he shared with his mates. "I'm really lucky to have all of you," he said softly.

"And we're lucky to have you," Chan replied warmly, his gaze full of affection.

As they continued breakfast, Felix felt a sense of peace settle over him. The nightmare of the night before seemed distant, replaced by the warmth and love of his new pack. He knew, with their support, he could face anything—and he was ready to learn how to harness the power that had always been a part of him.

Later that day, Felix stood in the backyard with Hyunjin, Jisung, and Jeongin, feeling a mixture of excitement and nervousness. The sun was high in the sky, casting a warm glow over the grassy expanse. The three alphas had been eager to start Felix's training, their enthusiasm contagious as they discussed what they'd be teaching him.

"So, Felix," Jeongin began, kneeling down and placing his hand on the ground, "since you've got elemental magic, we'll start by helping you connect with the earth first. You'll want to feel its energy and then guide it with your mind. It's all about control and focus."

Hyunjin smiled, standing to Felix's left, his hair shifting slightly in the gentle breeze he had summoned. "Once you can feel the element, you'll be able to shape it however you want. Air is about precision, like a dance with nature."

"And fire," Jisung added, twirling his fingers to create a small flame that hovered just above his palm, "is about passion and intensity. You've got to stay calm, though, or you might lose control."

Felix nodded, taking in their advice, though he couldn't ignore the nerves building in his chest. He had never truly tapped into his abilities before, not in any meaningful way. But he trusted his mates, and he wanted to prove to himself that he could do it.

"Let's start with earth," Jeongin said, his tone encouraging. "Close your eyes, Felix. Feel the ground beneath your feet. It's alive—try to connect with that."

Felix hesitated for a moment but followed Jeongin's instructions. He took a deep breath, feeling the cool earth under his bare feet, trying to focus on its energy. It was faint at first, but then he began to sense it—a steady pulse, like a heartbeat beneath the surface. He furrowed his brow in concentration, reaching out with his mind to connect with that pulse.

"I feel it," Felix said softly, his eyes still closed. "It's... it's like it's breathing."

Jeongin smiled. "Good, now try to shape it. Start small, maybe a little mound of earth. Just picture it rising up, and guide it with your will."

Felix concentrated harder, visualizing the earth moving beneath him, rising to his command. He felt the power surge within him, the ground responding to his thoughts. But the more he focused, the more the energy seemed to spiral out of control. His heart started racing, and panic fluttered in his chest.

"I-I don't think I'm doing it right," Felix muttered, opening his eyes wide as the ground suddenly shifted beneath him.

Before anyone could react, the earth caved in, creating a sinkhole right beneath Felix's feet. With a startled yelp, Felix tumbled down, disappearing into the hole. Dust and dirt flew everywhere as Hyunjin, Jisung, and Jeongin rushed to the edge, their hearts pounding in alarm.

"Felix!" Hyunjin shouted, peering over the edge, his eyes wide with panic.

Felix groaned from the bottom of the pit, cradling his arm. "I'm okay," he called out weakly, though pain laced his voice. "I think I hurt my arm, though."

Jisung immediately summoned a burst of fire to light the sinkhole, and Jeongin extended his hand, causing the earth to shift and form a ramp for Felix to climb out. With Hyunjin and Jeongin's help, Felix slowly made his way up, wincing as he held his injured arm close to his chest.

"Are you sure you're okay?" Hyunjin asked, his voice tight with worry as he gently supported Felix.

Felix nodded, though his face was pale. "Yeah, I just didn't expect the ground to, you know... swallow me," he said, attempting a small smile despite the pain.

Jisung knelt beside him, his brow furrowed. "Your arm looks pretty bad. I think we need to get you to Chan so he can take a look at it."

Felix bit his lip, guilt washing over him. "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to lose control... I just couldn't stop it once it started."

Jeongin placed a reassuring hand on Felix's shoulder, his voice soft. "Don't apologize, Felix. This is part of learning. No one expects you to get it right on the first try."

Hyunjin nodded, brushing a strand of hair away from Felix's face. "Jeongin's right. We've all made mistakes learning to control our powers. You'll get there, Felix, I promise."

Felix sighed, glancing back at the sinkhole. "It's just... it felt so overwhelming. The energy, it was like it was too much for me to handle."

Jisung smiled warmly, his hand igniting briefly as he demonstrated his own control over fire. "It takes time, trust me. When I first started with fire, I nearly set the entire pack house on fire. But now look—I've got it under control. You'll get there too."

Felix managed a small smile, grateful for their patience and encouragement. "Thanks, guys. I just... I don't want to be a burden."

"You're not a burden," Jeongin said firmly. "You're part of our pack, and we're going to help you every step of the way."

Hyunjin helped Felix to his feet, careful of his injured arm. "Come on, let's get you inside. And once you're feeling better, we'll try again. No rush."

Felix nodded, his heart warmed by their kindness. Despite the pain in his arm and the frustration of losing control, he knew he was in good hands. His mates believed in him, and with their help, he would learn to control his powers—no matter how many sinkholes he accidentally created along the way.

Chan and Minho wasted no time in getting Felix to the village's pack doctor after the sinkhole incident. Felix, cradling his injured arm, leaned into Minho's embrace as they walked through the forest. Chan was by his side, keeping a steadying hand on his shoulder, his protective instincts in full swing.

"Are you in much pain, baby?" Chan asked softly, his eyes full of concern as they approached the village.

Felix winced but shook his head, trying to play down the discomfort. "It hurts, but I'll be okay. I just feel bad for messing up the training."

"You didn't mess up anything," Minho said firmly, giving Felix a reassuring squeeze. "This is part of learning, kitten. We'll get through it together."

As they reached the village, several of the other packs that lived in the village greeted them warmly, offering smiles and waves. Felix blushed slightly, unused to the attention, but he appreciated how welcoming everyone was. It was clear that the other packs adored the pack of alphas, and by extension, they accepted Felix without question.

The pack doctor's clinic was a cozy, well-kept building near the center of the village. Inside, it smelled of herbs and the faint scent of antiseptic. Doctor Yoon, an older wolf with silver streaks in his hair, greeted them as they entered.

"Ah, Chan, Minho," Doctor Yoon said, standing from his desk with a friendly smile. "What brings you in today?" His eyes quickly settled on Felix and the way he was holding his arm.

"This is Felix, our mate," Chan explained. "He's had a bit of an accident. We think his elbow might be dislocated."

Doctor Yoon's expression immediately became serious as he gestured for Felix to sit on the examination table. "Let me take a look."

Felix sat down, biting his lip as Doctor Yoon gently probed his injured arm. The doctor's hands were steady and practiced, but each touch sent a sharp jolt of pain through Felix's arm. He couldn't help but gasp, his breath hitching in his throat.

Minho knelt down beside him, his fingers brushing through Felix's hair in a soothing gesture. "You're doing great, kitten. Just hang in there."

After a thorough examination, Doctor Yoon gave a confirming nod. "It's a dislocated elbow, just as you suspected. The good news is that it's not broken, but we'll need to reset the joint. It'll hurt for a moment, but then the worst of the pain will ease."

Felix swallowed nervously and nodded, bracing himself. "Okay... I can handle it."

Chan stood close, his hand resting on Felix's knee. "We're right here with you, baby. You're strong—you've got this."

Doctor Yoon positioned Felix's arm carefully, giving him a quick nod before making the adjustment. Felix let out a sharp cry as the joint slid back into place with a sickening pop, but almost immediately, the intense pain began to subside into a dull ache. Minho continued to murmur soft words of comfort as Felix caught his breath.

"There we go," Doctor Yoon said with a satisfied nod, reaching for a sling. "Now, I'm going to put your arm in this sling to keep it immobile for the next few days. Your wolf biology will help with the healing, but you still need to be careful."

Felix winced as the sling was secured around his arm, but the support felt comforting. "How long will it take to heal?"

"With your accelerated healing, it should take about four days," Doctor Yoon explained. "But during that time, you need to rest. No overexertion, no training. Let your body do the work."

Chan and Minho exchanged a quick glance, both clearly relieved that it wasn't anything more serious. Chan spoke up, his tone firm but gentle. "You hear that, Felix? Strict rest for four days. We'll make sure you don't lift a finger."

Felix's eyes widened slightly at the thought of being fussed over for that long. "Four days? That's... a lot of time to just sit around."

Minho smirked, his hand gently patting Felix's uninjured shoulder. "Don't worry, kitten. We'll keep you entertained. Plus, you could use the rest after all you've been through."

Doctor Yoon chuckled as he finished adjusting the sling. "I'll check on you in a few days to make sure everything's healing properly. But with the way you young wolves heal, I'm confident you'll be back to full strength soon."

Felix smiled gratefully at the doctor. "Thank you."

Chan helped Felix down from the table, his arm wrapped protectively around him. "Thank you, Doctor Yoon. We'll make sure he follows your instructions to the letter."

Felix sighed softly, glancing down at his arm in the sling. "I guess I really need to work on my control, huh?"

Minho chuckled. "We'll get there. And hey, now you have an excuse to let us take care of you for a few days. I know you secretly love the attention."

Felix blushed but couldn't help but smile. "Maybe a little."

Chan leaned in and kissed the top of Felix's head. "We're just glad you're okay, baby. That's all that matters."

Chan motioned to Minho to take Felix outside for some fresh air while he stayed behind to have a quick conversation with Doctor Yoon. Felix, still a bit pale from the pain but trying to stay positive, followed Minho out, leaving Chan alone with the doctor.

Chan's usually calm and confident demeanor shifted to something more serious as he turned back to Doctor Yoon. "Doc, there's something else we need to discuss... about Felix."

Doctor Yoon nodded, already sensing the weight of what Chan wanted to talk about. "I figured there might be more going on, with how thin he is. What's the story?"

Chan sighed heavily, running a hand through his hair. "Felix was taken by a rival pack. They had him for a month, and from what we can tell, they didn't feed him properly—if at all. When we found him, he was practically skin and bones. He's malnourished, weak. We've been doing what we can, but... I need your advice on how to help him recover. He needs to regain his strength, and I'm worried he might not heal as quickly as he should because of how badly they treated him."

Doctor Yoon's face grew somber as he listened, nodding thoughtfully. "That explains a lot. Malnutrition can slow down a wolf's healing process, even with our biology working in his favor. It's good that you brought this up." He moved to his desk and began jotting down notes.

"You're right to be concerned, Chan. He's been through severe physical and emotional trauma, and his body's been in survival mode for who knows how long. I'll give you a dietary plan to help him regain weight steadily, without overloading his system. His wolf will eventually kick in to help with the healing, but we need to give him the right fuel."

Chan listened intently as Doctor Yoon continued. "High-protein meals, lots of healthy fats, and frequent, smaller portions at first. We don't want to overwhelm his body with too much food all at once. You'll also need to keep him hydrated—water, broths, things like that. Bone broth would be great for rebuilding his strength and providing nutrients."

"How long until he starts to feel stronger?" Chan asked, his voice tight with concern.

Doctor Yoon glanced up from his notes. "It'll take time. A few weeks, at least, before you see significant improvement. But he'll start feeling better soon—his body just needs to adjust to regular food again. Emotionally, though, it might take longer. Trauma like this doesn't heal overnight."

Chan nodded, absorbing the information. "We've been trying to make sure he feels safe with us, but I know it's not just about his physical recovery. Do you think... do you think he'll be okay in the long run?"

Doctor Yoon set down his pen, meeting Chan's eyes. "He's got you and the pack, Chan. That's the most important thing right now. Surround him with love, give him time to heal, and make sure he knows he's safe. Physically, we'll get him back to full strength. Emotionally... that's going to take patience. But he's a wolf, and wolves are resilient, especially when they're with their pack."

Chan exhaled, feeling a slight relief in knowing there was a clear path forward. "Thank you, Doctor Yoon. We'll make sure he follows the plan."

Doctor Yoon smiled warmly. "You're doing right by him, Chan. Keep an eye on his emotional state, too. If he shows signs of anxiety or depression, don't hesitate to bring him in for a talk. But for now, focus on building him back up. He's going to need you more than ever."

Chan thanked the doctor once more before stepping outside. He spotted Minho sitting on a bench with Felix curled up next to him, resting his head against Minho's shoulder. The omega looked exhausted, but there was a softness in his expression that showed he trusted them completely.

Chan approached them, his heart swelling with determination. Felix had already been through so much, and now it was his responsibility—and the pack's—to help him heal, to show him that he was finally safe.

"Let's head home, baby," Chan said softly as he crouched down beside Felix, his hand resting gently on his mate's knee. "We're going to take extra good care of you. Doctor Yoon has a plan to help you get your strength back."

Felix smiled weakly, leaning more into Minho's side. "I trust you, Channie. I'm just... really tired."

"I know, baby. But you're not alone in this anymore. We've got you," Chan reassured him, brushing a gentle hand over Felix's hair.

As they walked back toward the pack house, Chan glanced at Minho, who gave him a small, understanding nod. They were in this together. And no matter how long it took, they would help Felix recover and regain his strength—physically, emotionally, and as part of their pack.

As Chan, Minho, and Felix returned home from the village, the rest of the pack was already gathered in the pack room, anxiously awaiting their return. The moment they stepped through the door, Jisung was the first to rush over, his face full of concern.

"How is he?" Jisung asked, his gaze flicking to Felix, who still looked tired and fragile with his arm in the sling.

"He's going to be okay," Minho reassured him, guiding Felix gently to the couch. "Just a dislocated elbow. The doctor set it, and he needs to rest it for a few days. Wolf biology will handle the rest."

"Rest? Well, that's something we can definitely enforce," Hyunjin chimed in, his eyes softening as he watched Felix.

Felix let out a soft chuckle, leaning into Minho as he sat down. "I'll try not to complain."

Jeongin sat down beside Felix, wrapping an arm around him protectively. "You'd better not. We're gonna spoil you rotten, so no excuses."

Felix smiled, the warmth of his pack surrounding him. The tension from earlier seemed to melt away now that he was back home, safe in their care. He felt a sense of belonging he hadn't experienced in a long time, maybe ever.

Seungmin knelt beside Felix, gently patting his knee. "We'll take turns making sure you rest, and you can just enjoy being pampered for once."

Felix blushed lightly, his exhaustion clear as his eyelids began to droop. "You guys don't have to—"

"Yes, we do," Chan interrupted with a soft smile. "Doctor's orders, actually."

Felix glanced at Chan with a raised brow. "The doctor said you all have to spoil me?"

"In a way," Minho said, smirking. "You need to eat, rest, and take it easy for a few days, and that means you're at our mercy, kitten."

Felix blinked, trying to hide the pleased smile that tugged at his lips. "I guess... I don't have much of a choice, do I?"

Jeongin chuckled, pulling Felix closer against him, his soothing presence immediately relaxing the omega. "Nope. You're ours to take care of now."

Within minutes, Felix's head lolled against Jeongin's shoulder, and he dozed off, his exhaustion catching up with him. The pack exchanged soft smiles, their hearts swelling with affection for their little omega.

Once Felix was sound asleep, Chan gestured for everyone to gather around quietly. "There's something else we need to talk about," he began in a low voice. "I had a private conversation with Doctor Yoon after the exam."

The pack's attention immediately focused on Chan, their expressions serious. Minho leaned against the back of the couch, his arms crossed, as Chan continued.

"He's malnourished. That rival pack barely fed him, if at all. His body's weak, and even though wolf biology helps, it's going to take time for him to fully recover. Doctor Yoon gave me a plan for his diet. High-protein meals, healthy fats, and small, frequent portions at first. We'll need to be careful not to overwhelm his system, but we'll need to build him back up."

Changbin frowned, his brows knitting in concern. "He's been through so much already. That bastard pack..."

"We'll get him back to full strength," Hyunjin said firmly, his voice filled with determination. "He's with us now."

"Exactly," Chan agreed. "Doctor Yoon also said his emotional recovery might take longer. He's been through severe trauma, both physical and mental. We need to make sure he feels safe, secure, and loved. He needs time."

Seungmin nodded thoughtfully. "We'll keep an eye on him, especially if he shows signs of struggling emotionally. He's already trusting us, but it's going to be a long road."

Jisung spoke up, his voice soft but full of resolve. "So, this just means we spoil him even more, right?"

Jeongin, still holding Felix as he slept soundly, smiled. "Yeah, it does. We'll make sure he knows just how loved he is."

Minho grinned, a teasing glint in his eyes. "And for the next few days, he won't be able to complain. Doctor's orders, after all."

The pack chuckled, their hearts lighter now that they had a plan to help their omega recover. There was a shared understanding among them—Felix was theirs to protect, care for, and cherish. And while they had always been a strong pack, united in their bond, the addition of Felix had brought out a new depth of love and devotion in each of them.

Chan looked around at his pack, feeling a sense of pride swell within him. They were ready to give Felix everything he needed, and more. The road to healing might be long, but they would walk it together, side by side.

"We'll take shifts," Chan said quietly, his gaze softening as it rested on Felix. "But no matter what, we're going to make sure he's safe, loved, and well-fed. We'll help him get back to full strength. He deserves that and so much more."

The pack nodded in agreement, their resolve solidified. Felix was home now, and they would do everything in their power to show him that he was exactly where he belonged.

Felix woke slowly, his senses stirring before his eyes opened. The first thing he noticed was the delicious smell of food—fried chicken, savory and rich, mingling with the sharp tang of kimchi. His stomach growled softly, reminding him that he hadn't eaten much since breakfast, and he shifted a little in Jeongin's arms.

The gentle movement caught Jeongin's attention, and he looked down, a soft smile tugging at his lips. "Good evening, sleepyhead," he whispered, brushing a strand of hair away from Felix's face.

Felix blinked a few times, his eyes adjusting to the soft lighting of the room. "What's that smell?" he asked groggily, his voice still thick with sleep.

"Fried chicken and kimchi," Jeongin said, smiling wider. "Minho's just about to call everyone to the table. You hungry?"

Felix nodded, still nestled comfortably against Jeongin. He felt a warmth that went beyond just physical comfort—it was the feeling of being cared for, of being safe. It was something he hadn't fully experienced in a long time, if ever.

Just then, Minho's voice rang out from the kitchen. "Dinner's ready! Everyone, to the table!"

Felix shifted, but Jeongin held him close, making sure he didn't strain himself. "I've got you," Jeongin said softly, helping Felix sit up carefully. "Let's get you to the table."

As Jeongin gently lifted Felix and guided him to the dining area, the rest of the pack had already gathered around, the air filled with the comforting sound of clattering plates and soft conversation. The spread of fried chicken, fresh kimchi, and a variety of side dishes made Felix's mouth water.

Seungmin, who was already preparing a plate for Felix, smiled as the omega approached the table. He set a piece of fried chicken and a spoonful of kimchi on the plate, his movements deliberate and thoughtful. "Here, Felix," Seungmin said as he brought the plate to Felix. "Just a small portion for now. We don't want to overwhelm your system."

Felix's eyes widened slightly as he took in the scene around him—the care, the attention, the way each of his mates seemed so in tune with his needs without him even asking. It was unlike anything he had ever experienced. Even the way Seungmin had plated his food, offering just enough for his still-recovering body, showed a level of understanding that filled Felix with a deep sense of gratitude.

"Thank you," Felix said softly, his voice full of emotion as he took the plate from Seungmin. "I... I don't know what to say."

Minho, who was sitting next to Felix, reached over and gently squeezed his shoulder. "You don't have to say anything, kitten. We're here for you."

Hyunjin grinned from across the table. "Just enjoy the food. You need to eat and get your strength back, and we're more than happy to help with that."

Felix looked down at the food on his plate, feeling a warmth spread through his chest. He took a small bite of the chicken, the crispy skin and tender meat practically melting in his mouth. His senses were overwhelmed by the deliciousness of the meal, and he let out a small hum of approval.

"This is amazing," Felix murmured, looking around at his mates. "I can't believe how well you all take care of me."

Jisung leaned forward, a playful smile on his lips. "Of course we do. You're our omega, angel. It's our job to make sure you're happy, healthy, and well-fed."

Felix blushed slightly, but the warmth in his heart only grew. He looked around the table at his pack, feeling the love and care radiating from each of them. It wasn't just about the food, though that was certainly a comfort— it was about the way they saw him, the way they understood him, and how they had already become so attuned to his needs.

"You all make me feel so... loved," Felix said softly, his voice filled with gratitude. "I never thought I'd have something like this."

Chan smiled gently from his place at the head of the table. "You deserve it, Felix. And we're here to make sure you always feel that way. This is your home now."

Felix took another bite of his food, savoring the flavors and the warmth that surrounded him. He felt a deep sense of contentment settle over him, knowing that he was exactly where he was meant to be—with a pack that loved and cherished him beyond anything he could have imagined.

As the evening wore on, the pack chatted softly, exchanging stories and laughter as they shared the meal. Felix stayed nestled close to Jeongin, feeling the weight of exhaustion still tugging at him, but it was a good kind of tired—one that came with the knowledge that he was safe and cared for.

By the time the plates were cleared and the conversation began to quiet, Felix was once again fighting off sleep, his head resting comfortably against Jeongin's shoulder. The pack exchanged fond looks, content to let him drift off in their care once again.

And as Felix's breathing evened out, Chan looked around at his pack, knowing that they would always be there for their omega—through every challenge, through every moment of healing, and through every act of love that lay ahead.

In the stillness of the night, Felix woke up, a faint grogginess lingering as he realized he needed to use the bathroom. Trying not to disturb Jeongin, who was sleeping peacefully beside him, he carefully wriggled out of his warm cocoon of blankets. The pack house was quiet, the soft hum of night sounds barely audible through the walls. Felix padded softly across the room, but as he turned the corner toward the hallway, his foot caught on something—maybe a stray shoe or a loose edge of a rug—and he stumbled.

The fall was sudden, and he instinctively threw out his arms to catch himself. A sharp pain shot through his elbow, the one that had already been dislocated earlier that day. Felix gasped, biting his lip to keep from crying out, but the pain was too intense. He pressed his trembling hand to his mouth, trying to stifle the sobs that threatened to escape, but a few choked sounds broke free.

He wasn't sure how much time passed as he sat there on the floor, clutching his arm, his quiet sobs filling the silent hallway. He felt alone, vulnerable, not wanting to disturb anyone. But even though he tried to hide his pain, the bond he shared with his pack mates was too strong.

Within moments, Felix heard soft footsteps approaching, and through blurry eyes, he saw the familiar figures of Chan and Minho rounding the corner. Chan's expression was filled with concern, and Minho's eyes softened as they both knelt beside him.

"Felix, baby, what happened?" Chan's voice was gentle, but there was an edge of worry to it as he reached out to carefully cradle Felix's arm.

Felix sniffled, his heart pounding in his chest. "I-I tripped," he whispered, his voice shaky. "I didn't want to wake anyone up..."

Minho was already checking over Felix's elbow, his touch gentle but efficient. "You hurt your elbow again, didn't you, kitten?" he asked softly. Felix nodded, his bottom lip trembling as he tried to hold back more tears.

"We've got you, it's okay," Chan reassured him, his hand coming up to brush Felix's hair back from his face. "We're here, baby. Let's get you back to the pack room."

With an ease that still amazed Felix, Chan lifted him effortlessly into his arms, holding him close to his chest. Minho stayed by his side, keeping a watchful eye on Felix's injured elbow, gently cradling it as they made their way back to the pack room. Felix leaned his head against Chan's shoulder, feeling a wave of relief wash over him, though the pain still lingered.

When they entered the room, the rest of the pack was already awake, their eyes filled with concern and love. Hyunjin and Changbin were at the edge of the bed, Jisung and Seungmin were sitting up, and Jeongin had moved quickly to clear a space for Felix. Their faces mirrored the worry Felix had seen in Chan and Minho's, but there was something else, too—something deeper that Felix hadn't expected.

Chan laid Felix gently on the bed, making sure he was comfortable, and Minho knelt beside him, once again checking his elbow. "It's not too bad," Minho murmured, "but we'll need to keep it still. Let's get you back to sleep, kitten."

But as Felix looked around the room, at the faces of his mates—each of them watching him with such care, such devotion—something inside him broke. The tears he'd been holding back came rushing to the surface, and before he could stop himself, he burst into sobs. His chest tightened, and he buried his face in his hands, overcome by the overwhelming emotions swirling inside him.

"Baby, what's wrong?" Jisung asked softly, scooting closer to the bed, his hand gently resting on Felix's leg.

"I—I'm sorry," Felix choked out between sobs. "I just... I know I haven't known any of you for very long, but... but I love you. All of you. And I don't know if it's too soon to say that, but I just... I feel it so much, and I can't hold it in anymore."

The room went silent for a heartbeat, the only sound Felix's quiet cries as he tried to hide his face. But then, one by one, his mates moved closer. Minho pulled Felix's hands away from his face, cupping his cheeks gently. "Kitten, look at me," Minho whispered. Felix hesitated but eventually met Minho's eyes, his vision blurred with tears.

"We love you too, Felix," Minho said softly. "All of us. We've felt it from the moment we brought you home."

Felix blinked, his breath catching in his throat. "You do?"

Chan, who was sitting beside him now, took Felix's hand in his. "Of course we do, baby. We knew you were our mate the moment Seungmin saw you. And from the very first night, we all felt this pull, this need to love and protect you. You don't have to hold anything back."

Felix looked around at his mates, each of them nodding, their expressions filled with nothing but sincerity and love. Hyunjin smiled softly from his place at the foot of the bed. "You're ours, Felix, and we're yours. We've been waiting for you to feel ready to say it, but we've loved you since the day you came into our lives."

Seungmin reached out and gently squeezed Felix's knee. "We all feel the same, angel. You don't need to be afraid of expressing how you feel."

The tears came again, but this time they were different—less from pain and more from the overwhelming happiness that was now filling Felix's heart. He hadn't known it was possible to feel this loved, this accepted, so completely and unconditionally. "Thank you," Felix whispered, his voice trembling with emotion. "I don't know what I did to deserve you all, but I'm so glad I have you."

Jisung moved closer and wrapped an arm around Felix's shoulder. "You deserve us because you're ours, and we're yours. It's as simple as that."

Jeongin, who had been quiet, finally spoke, his voice soft but firm. "We're all mates, Felix. And mates love each other, protect each other, and care for each other. You never have to doubt that."

Felix let out a soft, breathless laugh as he wiped at his eyes. "I'm so lucky," he murmured. "So, so lucky."

Chan pressed a kiss to Felix's forehead, pulling him into his chest as the rest of the pack gathered closer. "No, baby," Chan said, his voice a low rumble that reverberated through Felix. "We're the lucky ones."

And with those words, Felix felt his heart swell, knowing that he was home in every sense of the word—surrounded by his mates, his pack, his family. Suddenly soft snores were heard and with soft smiles on their faces the rest of the pack curled up next to Felix and going to sleep.

Months had passed since Felix had joined the Stray Kids pack, and his life had transformed in ways he never thought possible. With the love and support of his mates, his strength had returned, and his once frail body was now strong and healthy.

He had learned to control his elemental powers with the help of Hyunjin, Jisung, and Jeongin, mastering them with more precision than ever before. His bond with his pack grew deeper with each passing day, and now, he couldn't imagine his life without them.

Returning from the village with a basket full of fresh ingredients, Felix smiled to himself, thinking about the surprise dinner he planned to cook for his mates.
He had found a recipe for a special stew that reminded him of the home he lost, and he wanted to share that part of himself with his new family. As he walked toward the pack house, something in the air felt... off. His wolf stirred uneasily within him, and Felix's senses sharpened.

The door to the pack house was slightly ajar, which immediately set off alarm bells in Felix's mind. He gently set the basket of ingredients on the ground by the door and pushed it open cautiously. Stepping inside, his heart sank. The sight that greeted him was horritying.

His mates-his pack-were bound and gagged, their bodies slumped against the walls of the pack room. Chan and Changbin lay unconscious on the floor, and the others were struggling weakly against their restraints. But worse than that, standing over them was a group of wolves Felix recognized all too well-the pack that had slaughtered his original family, the same pack that had kidnapped him and try to sell him at auction.

Jiho, the alpha of that vile pack, stood at the center of the room, a wicked grin spreading across his face when he saw Felix. "Ah, there you are," Jiho sneered. "Just in time."

Felix's blood ran cold. His body tensed, and his heart raced, but a fire ignited in his chest-one fueled by rage and the need to protect the ones he loved.
"What are you doing here?" Felix growled, his voice low, barely controlled.

Jiho stepped forward, his eyes gleaming with malice. "I've come to take back what's mine, little omega. You were never meant to escape. But now that I've found you, l'll fix that. Once I kill your precious mates, you'll have no choice but to return to me."

Felix's breath hitched, his pulse pounding in his ears as Jiho's words registered. "You think you can just take me? After everything you've done? After what you did to my family?" Felix's voice was shaking, not with fear, but with barely contained fury.

Jiho chuckled darkly. "Oh, l'll do more than take you. Once they're gone, you'll beg to come back to me."

Felix felt his wolf howl inside him, his instincts kicking into high gear. His heart burned with an overwhelming protectiveness for his mates, who were still struggling against their bindings, unable to help themselves. Felix clenched his fists, his body trembling with the intensity of the emotions swirling inside him.

"I will never be yours," Felix hissed, his voice deadly quiet. "And you will never touch my mates again."

With that, the air around Felix crackled, the very atmosphere seeming to respond to the surge of power flowing through him. His elemental magic roared to life, fueled by the rage in his heart and the need to protect those he loved. The temperature in the room dropped sharply, the air thickening as Felix's magic swirled around him, his eyes glowing with a fierce light.

Jiho's grin faltered, and the rest of his pack shifted uneasily, sensing the shift in Felix's energy. "What-what are you doing?" Jiho demanded, his voice no longer as confident as before.

Felix didn't answer. Instead, with a flick of his wrist, the earth beneath Jiho's feet cracked and split open, causing the alpha to stumble back in shock. The other wolves from Jiho's pack rushed forward, but Felix was ready. With a wave of his hand, a gust of wind slammed into them, sending them flying across the room, crashing into the walls with a bone-shattering force.

The flames in the fireplace roared to life, responding to Felix's command. He extended his hand, and the fire leaped from the hearth, wrapping itself around the remaining wolves, trapping them in a circle of blazing heat. The air crackled with Felix's power as he lifted the very earth beneath them, throwing them off balance.

Jiho, now alone and panicking, looked at Felix with wide, fearful eyes. "You... You're stronger than before," he stammered, stumbling backward.

"You made a mistake coming here," Felix said coldly, stepping forward. "You took everything from me once. I won't let you hurt anyone else I care about."

Before Jiho could react, Felix called upon the wind, sending a powerful gust crashing into him, throwing him against the far wall. The force was enough to knock the air from Jiho's lungs, and he collapsed to the ground, gasping for breath. Felix stood over him, his powers crackling around him like an aura of pure energy.

"You'll never hurt anyone again," Felix whispered, and with one final surge of power, the earth beneath Jiho cracked and opened, swallowing him whole. The ground sealed itself shut as though Jiho had never been there at all.

The room went silent, the remaining wolves from Jiho's pack lying unconscious or defeated. Felix's breath came in ragged gasps as the adrenaline slowly faded from his system. He turned to his mates, rushing to untie them.

Hyunjin was the first to be freed, and he immediately pulled Felix into a tight embrace. "You did it, Felix. You saved us."

One by one, Felix freed the rest of his mates, his hands shaking slightly as the weight of what he had just done began to sink in. Chan, regaining consciousness, groaned as Felix helped him sit up.

"Felix..." Chan's voice was soft, full of awe. "You protected us."

Felix collapsed into Chan's arms, burying his face in his chest as tears welled in his eyes. "I couldn't lose any of you," Felix whispered.

Changbin, his own strength returning, pulled Felix into his arms as well. "You were incredible, Felix. You saved all of us."

Jisung, Seungmin, Jeongin, and Minho gathered around them, their eyes filled with love and pride.

Felix looked at each of them, his heart swelling with the deep, unbreakable bond they shared.

"You're our omega, Felix," Chan whispered, pressing a soft kiss to Felix's forehead. "And you just proved that nothing will ever break us. We'll always be here for you."

Felix smiled through his tears, overwhelmed by the love and support surrounding him. He had fought for his mates, for his family-and he had won. They were safe, and they were together. And that was all that mattered.

In that moment, Felix knew, without a doubt, that he had found his true home.

The next few days passed in a blur of healing and tender moments. Felix's mates fussed over him endlessly, making sure he rested and recovered from the intense use of his elemental powers. Though Felix was physically exhausted, the emotional weight that had lifted from him made him feel lighter than he had in months. His mates were safe, Jiho and his pack were gone for good, and Felix was finally able to feel like he could truly breathe.

One evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, painting the sky in soft hues of orange and pink, the pack gathered in the backyard, where Felix had once accidentally caused a sinkhole. Now, it was a lush garden, filled with the scents of herbs, flowers, and the quiet sounds of nature. Felix leaned back against Minho's chest, nestled between his mates as they sat in a cozy circle, enjoying the peaceful evening.

Chan reached out, brushing a strand of hair from Felix's face. "How are you feeling, baby?" he asked softly.

Felix smiled, his heart swelling with the overwhelming sense of belonging that always filled him when he was with them. "I feel... at peace," he admitted. "It's like everything that's happened led me to this moment. I've never been happier."

Jisung, who was sitting beside him, reached over to take Felix's hand. "You saved us, Felix," he said with a soft smile. "And in the process, you've proven just how strong and amazing you are. We're so lucky to have you as our mate."

Hyunjin nodded, his long hair flowing gently in the evening breeze. "You've been through so much, but you've come out stronger than ever. I know none of us could imagine our lives without you."

Seungmin, always the quiet one, smiled softly. "And we never will have to. You're part of this pack, Felix. Forever."

Felix felt his heart swell with love and gratitude. He had been so scared when he first arrived in this pack, unsure of his place, unsure if he could ever trust anyone again. But now, sitting here with his mates, he knew without a doubt that he had found his home.

Jeongin, the youngest, nudged Felix with a playful grin. "Plus, it's not every day we get an omega who can control all the elements. You're basically the coolest mate ever."

Felix laughed softly, feeling warmth spread through him. His mates had always known how to make him feel cherished, and now, more than ever, he realized just how lucky he was to have them.

As the sun fully set, casting the sky into darkness, Chan leaned in, kissing Felix softly on the forehead. "I know this hasn't been easy for you, Felix. But I want you to know that you are everything to us. We love you more than words can say."

Tears prickled at Felix's eyes, but they were tears of happiness this time. "I love all of you, too," he whispered, his voice thick with emotion. "More than I ever thought was possible."

Minho wrapped his arms tighter around Felix, his voice low and filled with affection. "You'll never have to go through anything alone again, kitten. We're your family now."

And for the first time in a long time, Felix truly believed it. He wasn't alone. He had a family—a pack—who loved him unconditionally, who would stand by his side no matter what.

As they sat together, the stars twinkling above them, Felix closed his eyes and let himself soak in the moment. His past, filled with pain and loss, felt far away now. What mattered was the present, the love he shared with his mates, and the future they would build together.

The Stray Kids pack had always been strong, but now, with Felix as their Luna, they were complete. Together, they were unstoppable.

And as Felix drifted off to sleep in the arms of his mates, he knew that no matter what challenges the future might bring, they would face them together—bound by love, strength, and the unbreakable bond of their pack.

The future was bright, and it was theirs to share.

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