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8 sips of Wine | Stray Kids AU fanfiction  by elena24aly
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"-Why do you always drink wine at parties?" "-That's how I count my members and signal them it's time to withdraw." Both Mafia and the police are after a spy group named Stray Kids with the reputation of being the best and not being caught. Bang Chan is the mad leader with a slightly knives obsession. He was raised by his family to be the best, but unfortunately he couldn't make it into a team, so he made himself one: Minho, a little psychopath with sleeping problems and bombs knowledge, Changbin, the brutal force, Hyunjin, the combat king, Han, the master of disguise and poison, Felix, the stunt, Seungmin, the hacker and Jeongin, the sniper. TW: smut, violence, murder, suicide attempts, weapons, drugs mention, blood and a lot more stuff... I can't really remember them all now.
Cut To You || HYUNLIX by hyunlix_mi
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Lee Felix is a star - adored on screen, envied off it. But beneath the fame and flashing lights, he's restless. Trapped by contracts, suffocated by rules... and secretly obsessed with a world he's never been allowed to touch: racing. When he sneaks into a live race one night, hidden behind a mask and sunglasses, he isn't prepared to see him-Hwang Hyunjin, Korea's most famous racer. Charismatic, untouchable, unforgettable. That single moment sparks an obsession. Two years later, Felix is cast in a drama based on Hyunjin's life. It's the role of a lifetime-until he finds out he has to learn how to drive, and worse... Hyunjin himself has insisted on teaching him. What begins as admiration spirals into tension. Chemistry. Glances that linger too long. Touches that mean too much. Felix knows he's in too deep. Hyunjin just might be too. And at the edge of the track, between roaring engines and quiet moments... feelings start to blur. "It was never just about driving."