❝You've got me in a headlock, Se-na.❞ Se-na, a failed popstar, is forced to confront her past mistakes in a twisted, high-stakes game. Trapped in a cruel system, she must navigate dangerous challenges while grappling with years of resentment and the need to forgive. Desperate for the money to rebuild her life, she clings to the hope that fate will grant her survival, knowing only one thing for sure: she'll do whatever it takes to escape alive.

it's dark but just a game _lowercase intended in the first few chapters. otherwise, proper grammar is intended. _fem!oc x daeho/388, fem!oc x inho/frontman _seasons 2-3. _follows the plot of Netflix's Squid Game (doesn't go off-story much).

𝐓𝐇𝐀𝐓'𝐒 𝐒𝐎 𝐓𝐑𝐔𝐄 ──── ❝ Made it out alive, but I think I lost it ❞ A disgraced K-pop idol, drowning in billions of won in debt, enters the infamous Squid Game to escape her financial ruin. Forced to compete in twisted games inspired by her past as an idol-singing, dancing, and deadly performances-she must navigate betrayal, trauma, and the haunting ties of the sinister organizers. In a world where every move is life or death, her only hope is to reclaim her voice and outsmart the system. SQUID GAME SEASON 2 X fem! oc [ 𝐓𝐇𝐀𝐓'𝐒 𝐒𝐎 𝐓𝐑𝐔𝐄 ] ©s4naminatozaki

"I want out! I can't do this anymore." Han spat, slamming his gun on the desk. "Out? It don't work that way. You can't just get out. It's kill or be killed in the jungle, and it's the same in the streets. You take care of you, and nobody else. You get in with a crew and THAT'S your family. You ain't got nowhere else to go, Han. And even if you did, it's too much of a liability to let you leave. Pull yourself together, and remember that Stray Kids is your forever." -TW: extreme violence, abuse, drugs, alcohol, addiction, trauma, CSA, SA/R, and alludes to some other sensitive topics -all works are fictional -this story relies on your own interpretation, feel free to discuss theories in the comments -it's mainly skz but I have a few characters from other kpop groups -mature, read at your own discretion