The Boy KATSEYE Kept

Blake had already learned how to disappear by the time KATSEYE found him.

When they first meet him, he is homeless, an orphan in every sense of the word, and surviving on instinct rather than hope. He carries his life in a bag, his trauma in his body, and an unshakable belief that safety is temporary. He expects nothing, which is why their kindness unsettles him more than cruelty ever did.

The girls don't save him. They give him something far more dangerous: space. A couch that becomes a bed. A house that becomes a refuge. A presence that doesn't ask him to earn his place. Slowly, quietly, Blake becomes part of their world, not as a secret, not as a charity case, but as family.

As KATSEYE's careers rise, Blake's past surfaces in fragments - medical trauma, abandonment, and a lifelong fight for bodily autonomy shaping how he understands trust and intimacy.

This is not just a story about fame. It's a story about being found, being kept, and finally being chosen.

‼️ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️ ‼️
Mentions of: Child neglect, sexual abuse, child abandonment, child pregnancy, self-harm, forced abortion, rape.

Author's Note:

Hi...A quick note before you read.‼️

This story takes place in a real-world, current-day setting with KATSEYE as global pop idols. Blake's anatomy is fictional and speculative. While inspired by intersex traits, it is not medically accurate, and I'm fully aware of that. This portrayal should not be taken as a representation of real intersex persons.

However, Blake's epilepsy and everything related to it is medically accurate. Seizure types, triggers, responses, and care are written intentionally and with realism. Please do not conflate the speculative aspects of his anatomy with his neurological condition.
Blake's body and history are used here to explore trauma, autonomy, consent, and what it means to be given a home after surviving without one. This story is not interested in shock value or explanation, it's about care.