Jeongin found a puppy, his name is Seungmin.

When Y/N L/N moves to Korea through an exchange program her school was hosting, she, being one of the most stupidly lucky, and clumsy people to have ever lived, bumps into the youngest member of the boy band known as stray kids. When he befriends her, seeing as she has no idea who he is, it takes her on a ride that she didn't have the intention of going on. kay, babes. I'm not the most frequent updater there ever was. however, I will try my darnedest. Also, lets not look at what I read? thanks. - yours truly, author Bright_Jinnie

"are you heading to the concert?" he asked and I nodded "how about we go together?" he asked with a smile. ~~~~~ "do you wanna go back stage and meet the others?" he asked "are you even aloud to do that?" I asked "we're about to find out" he said with a smile as we near the building he grabs my hand and starts running. #52 in stray kids as of 3/9/19

Perhaps sometimes violence is the answer. - Sequel to Witch Hunt - Working for the Devil was about as fun as it sounded. Stepping down from successor of the Jurisdictive Quarters, you were now submerged in the ethically questionable work of a bloodhound, belittled by an aggravating boss, and taking orders from someone who used to be below you. Still reeling from the loss of an unexpected love, you begin to wonder if perhaps you will just be miserable your whole life. And then you run into someone you haven't seen in a very long time, and their proposition might just be too irresistible to turn down. TW: Blood, Violence, Murder, Swearing

"But, please make sure I end up dead." ~~~ Y/N L/N. A woman of 23 years old, drained of life, is able to obtain a hitman's contact information from a stranger hearing her sorrows. Before the deadline of seven days that they set, he consents to kill her. What transpires, though, when they both fall in love. One objects to her love for the hitman. The other makes an effort to stop her demise.

Lee Y/n AKA Lee Sun Ji is the only female member of Stray Kids. What will people think of this Co-Ed group of 8 males and 1 female?

"Was it just a coincidence?" He believed in destiny. She didn't. But when they realized that they listened to the same songs at the same exact times, he was convinced that she was the one destined for him. What are the chances that two different people, both immersed in their own worlds in their own headset and earphones, would be listening to same exact songs at the same exact times? Can it still be considered a coincidence if it keeps happening again and again? Is Destiny even real? [Tw: mentions of mental health disorders]