As the ninth member of Stray Kids, you’ve formed a bond with everyone in the group. They’re not just bandmates; they’re family. But when it comes to who you’re closest with, it’s Bang Chan—the “Dad” of the group. His protective, caring nature has always drawn you to him, and in turn, you’ve become the “Mom” figure of the group, a role that’s both playful and genuine.

It’s 1 AM, and while most of the others are asleep, you’re in the studio with Chan. The room is dimly lit by the soft glow of the monitors, and the sound of clicking keys fills the air as he works intently on his laptop. You’re not really doing much—just enjoying his company.

With a quiet sigh, you lean your head onto his shoulder, the warmth of his presence comforting as he focuses on his task. His concentration is almost palpable, but you know him well enough to notice the little signs of exhaustion creeping up on him, the way he occasionally rubs his eyes or shifts in his seat. You can’t help but smile softly to yourself, grateful for these quiet moments, even as you wish he’d take a break and rest.

His hand moves across the keyboard as he works, but you feel his shoulder shift slightly, as if he’s acknowledging your presence in a subtle, silent way. You’re content in the stillness, sharing this peaceful moment together while the world outside continues to sleep.