Crossposted on AO3: @jemyyyl Desperate and nine months pregnant, Gi-Hun makes the unthinkable decision to enter the Squid Game. As a struggling single parent with no stable income, he sees the deadly competition as his last chance to secure a future for his child-no matter the cost. Unbeknownst to the Front Man, In-Ho, Gi-Hun is carrying the result of their one-night stand. He doesn't suspect that the man he once shared a night with is now fighting for his life and unborn child. But during the brutal "Keys and Knives" game, Gi-Hun goes into labour. Against all odds, he finishes the game-bloodied, breathless, and clutching a newborn in his arms. The shocking sight stuns the remaining players and most of all the Front Man himself.

Desperate to pay off her mounting debts and save her sick father, Mi-ra enters a mysterious game with a life-changing prize: billions of won. But the games are far crueler than she could have imagined, and survival comes at an unbearable cost. Amid the chaos, she finds herself drawn to someone she knows she shouldn't-someone who seems to offer solace in the darkness. But as the truth unravels, Mi-ra discovers that the man she's falling for is tied to the horrors of the game in ways she never could have imagined.

jun-hee (222) x male oc (111) - in which an idol dates her fan, after being scammed by her ex-boyfriend, losing money and being pregnant she breaks up with him going on a hiatus, reuniting with them both in the same place. started: march 10 2025 ended: july 10 2025 thx for reading this trash 😭 #1 in 120 idk when #2 in 222 #4 in squid game #1 in 222 5/7 #1 in junhee 6/5 #1 in 111 6/29 #1 in player222 6/30 #1 in season2 7/1

Arla Davison-Jeonsa is a college student living in Seoul with her parents. She's everything you could want - beautiful, intelligent, and significantly in debt. Okay, maybe you don't want that last part. Since graduating from college with an art degree, Arla has been left struggling to find work due to the Pandemic. She's failing to pay back her loans, and the bank want her money. Now. Feeling desperate, Arla searches for a pathway to easy money, until one day, the solution finds its way to her. She's offered to participate in a competition of child's games, in which the winner can take home an extortionate amount of money. Knowing her life and future depends on it, Arla sees no reason to turn the offer down. However, what she doesn't know is that her life depends on her winnings in more ways than one. WARNING: this book contains mentions of the following: Suicide/Suicide attempts/Suicidal thoughts Violence Graphic details Murder Strong language Mentions of sex *Do not read if sensitive to these topics* The Squid Game series belongs to Hwang Dong-Hyuk. Best ranks: #17 in Ali #144 in k-drama #78 in squidgame #1 in squidgamefanfic #830 in korea #260 in rewrite #431 in korean #90 in chosangwoo #8 in kangsaebyeok #2 in pinksoldiers #150 in 067 #9 in squidgamefanfiction #87 in 456 #188 in 001 #22 in squidgamenetflix #16 in abdulali #1 in kangsaebyeok #111 in sangwoo #78 in gi-hun

25-year-old Yu Seo-yeon has her life turned upside down when she is scammed 1 billion won by her ex-boyfriend while finding a way to help her ill sister. She is visited by a strange man who gives her the opportunity to win money but realizes too late that the games she enters turns deadly. However, while trapped, she finds an unexpected connection with a pregnant girl her age. Story is written in Third Person POV and is meant to center around Kim Jun-hee. I do not own the characters from Squid Game, nor do I own Squid Game, I just own Yu Seo-yeon and Yu Mi-na.

Choi Nabi's life is a quiet tragedy. At 14 years old, she's already seen more than most could bear. Her home is a battlefield, where her alcoholic mother's rage drowns out any semblance of love. Her sister, the only light in her life, was brutally taken from her months ago by loan sharks-a debt her mother only deepened in her endless pursuit of another drink. With no friends to turn to and no school to attend, Nabi wanders the streets, a vape in hand, her addictions the only thing dulling the sharp edges of her reality. Born with a brilliance few could match, an IQ of 158 feels more like a curse than a blessing to someone who's spent her entire life solving problems no one cared about. Yet, in a world that never gave her a chance, Nabi clings to the question that has haunted her for years: Am I enough? LONG CHAPTERS (2000 words)

What if Gi-hun had a younger sister? Gi-hun makes a crucial decision not to board the plane but to confront the deadly games head-on, determined to end the cycle of brutality. Unknown to him, the Front Man is already one step ahead, having put his younger sister into the competition as part of a cruel scheme to manipulate Gi-hun's emotions. As the deadly games progress, Gi-hun wrestles with the desperate need to protect his sister while confronting the perils around them. The ruthless and cunning front man, known for his merciless tactics, believes he is incapable of love after losing his wife. However, everything changes when he finds himself irresistibly drawn to the younger sister of his enemy. As he becomes entangled in a dangerous game of power, he discovers a captivating complexity in her character that challenges his hardened heart. Their chemistry is undeniable, and the time they spend together ignites a profound internal conflict within him. Caught between his quest for vengeance and the allure of love, he must confront a crucial question: Is the pursuit of power worth sacrificing the chance for genuine connection? In this intricate dance of danger and desire, he redefines loyalty and contemplates the true cost of his ambitions.

It is a story where a 19-year-old girl named Sky. She lives with her grandparents after a terrible accident. She is thousands of dollars in debt, and she doesn't want to tell her grandparents, so she goes job to job until she finds out that she is pregnant. She joins some games, thinking she can get money. What was she didn't know? They were deadly games. ( Complete Why do people still read this? 😭😀 )

Y/N who's struggling to pay for her brother's surgery enters a game to earn money what she didn't expect was for the game to be a much more worse thing.

Thrown into the brutal world of the Squid Game, Y/N) and Jun-Hee enter not just as players, but as partners fighting for more than money-they're fighting for survival, love, and the future of Jun-Hee's unborn child. Jun-Hee, secretly pregnant, tries to hide her condition, but Y/N quickly picks up on the signs. From that moment on, Y/N becomes her quiet protector-helping her through challenges, shielding her during violence, sharing food, and sacrificing sleep to keep her safe. Jun-Hee, strong but vulnerable, leans on Y/N's support as they navigate the games. Their love grows stronger in secret corners of the dorms-quiet hand-holding, whispered promises, and stolen glances before each round. Y/N refuses to let Jun-Hee fall, even when it means putting herself in danger. Amid chaos, betrayal, and death, their bond becomes one of the only pure things left in the games-a love that dares to hope in a place built on despair "You and me against the world."