⁺˚*･༓☾ SQUID GAME X TEEN!READER (PLATONIC) ☆-After getting kicked out by your father, you roamed the streets homeless without a cent to your name. You were taken in by a gang who used you as an errand 'boy' for a few months before they vanished. but how sweet of them, they left you a present. Loan sharks. Or.. [Name] is a 16 year old homeless teen running from loan sharks after the gang that took them in pushed all their debts onto them. And they somehow join a death game and find a bunch of parental figures who actually give a fuck about them??? What??!!?? - Each chapter (except 1 and some special chapters) is over 10k words, which means s2 plot ends at chapter 5 and the rest is just special chapters and a S1 AU. I was on that writing GRIND. PLEASE check the tags before reading!!! Btw, cross posting from ao3, username: Alexandrathefirst69. - Cover art belongs to the artist who I don't know. Not me.

[PLATONIC! SQUID GAME X TEEN! READER] [REMAKE OF "MINOR ISSUE"] [ON HIATUS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!!!] ☆ - After your father threw you out, you were left to rot on the streets with nothing but the clothes on your back. A gang then scooped you up, not out of kindness, obviously, but because you made a great unpaid intern. Then they vanished one day. But not without leaving you a sweet, thoughtful little gift: crippling debt and loan sharks ready to filet you. And then you enter a death game. Hooray. Or... [Name] is a 16-year-old homeless disaster who stumbles into a death game and somehow collects a group of unstable adults who...care??? --- Cross-posted on ao3. Username: Alexandrathefirst69

What happens when a child gets into the games? There is a strict policy to prevent minors from being involved in the games but what would happened if you managed to sneak in... only because someone forced you too. In this world you don't get to decide who you are. No one does. _ *Obviously none of the characters or show belong to me it's just a reader/oc insert. *Squid games x child reader/oc (somewhat gender neutral, afab more 'masc leaning' ifykyk.) *Mature audiences, violence, gore, SA, SH, a lot of uncomfy stuff so please take care of yourself, have a snack, drink some water, get a stuffed animal or pet, anything that can help and please take care of yourself. *Typical Squid game shit. *Trying to make it as canon as possible :') *Please credit me if you use my work in any way :) *PLEASE ENJOY RANKINGS: Most Impressive Ranking - #45 readerinsertout of 34.7K stories Other Rankings - #1-xchildreader out of 612 stories #7-thanos out of 4.02K stories #12-childreader out of 2.59K stories #7-001 out of 1.39K stories #3-squidgame2 out of 505 stories #25-squidgame out of 3.71K stories #2-squidgameseason2 out of 208 stories #25-squid out of 1.59K stories #16-frontman out of 777 stories #336-456 out of 549 stories #460-gihun out of 676 stories

A thirteen year old, curly-haired Y/n, seeking to help their abusive mother's debts, is thrown into a deadly version of children's games. (RELATIONSHIPS WILL BE PURELY PLATONIC!!)

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)

At just 14, Evelyn "Eunha" Park has already learned that life is nothing but a series of betrayals. Her father disappeared with another woman when she was three, leaving her alone with a mother who is now wasting away in a hospital bed. With no money, no family, and no future, Evelyn finds herself trapped in a world that has already decided she doesn't belong. When a mysterious invitation offers her a way to change her fate, she accepts-only to be thrown into a deadly competition where losing means death. Surrounded by desperate players twice her age, Evelyn must rely on her wits, resilience, and the strength she never knew she had to survive. But in a game where trust is a death sentence, how long can she hold on before the odds turn against her?