BF

Y/N had known the Bang family for almost her entire life. Growing up in Australia, her mother and Bang Chan’s mother were best friends who lived close by, so their families were constantly together. Y/N quickly became inseparable from Chan’s younger sister, Hannah, spending countless afternoons, sleepovers and family gatherings at their home. And, naturally, there was Chan. As Hannah’s older brother, Chan had always been around. He teased them, looked after them and eventually developed his own close friendship with Y/N. As they grew older, however, something quietly changed between them—feelings neither of them ever acknowledged. Then Chan left Australia. He moved to South Korea to pursue music, leaving Y/N and Hannah behind. While the girls remained best friends, Chan’s demanding new life gradually separated him from Y/N. Years passed, and he eventually debuted as the leader of Stray Kids, becoming an internationally famous singer and producer. Y/N watched his success from Australia, occasionally hearing about him through Hannah, but she and Chan never saw each other again. Until Y/N’s work required her to travel to South Korea. When she told Hannah, Hannah immediately decided to come along. Knowing Chan was there, Y/N eventually gathered the courage to contact him and ask if he wanted to reunite. He agreed. Chan expected nothing more than seeing his little sister and an old childhood friend. But the moment Y/N appeared beside Hannah, he froze. She had grown and changed, yet her smile and familiar mannerisms instantly transported him back to Australia. Suddenly, the feelings he had buried before leaving came rushing back—feelings he’d spent years convincing himself were nothing more than a childhood crush. Seeing Y/N again made Chan realize the truth. He had never actually stopped feeling them.