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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Squid Game (TV 2021) Rating: Explicit Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Hwang Inho | Front Man/Seong Gihun Characters: Hwang Inho | Front Man (Squid Game), Seong Gihun Additional Tags: alternate universe - they meet before gihun goes into the game, psychological manipulation as flirting, inho trying to use gihun as a mouthpiece to feel validated in his choices, inho and his fucked up views, yet another dubcon because they're not on the same level, and in-ho takes some liberties., bottom gi-hun Summary:

What are you doing out here?” In-ho asks.

The man is soaking wet, sitting on his ass in a puddle as the rain beats down on him. He looks up at In-ho and smiles apologetically. “Am I in your way? I dropped my ticket down the drain.”

“Ticket?” In-ho asks.

“Lottery. I won a hundred thousand won. I think I can get it back.” The man’s legs are spread around a drain, he’s looking through the gaps, the gaps with water flowing through them, no doubt washing the ticket out of reach, ruining it.

Chapters: 4/? Fandom: Squid Game (TV 2021) Rating: Not Rated Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Hwang Inho | Front Man/Seong Gihun Characters: Hwang Inho | Front Man (Squid Game), Hwang Junho (Squid Game), Seong Gihun, Cho Hyunju, Kang Noeul, Kim Junhee (Squid Game), Lee Myunggi, Jang Geumja (Squid Game), Park Gyeongseok, Kang Daeho (Squid Game), general supporting cast, Kim Junhee and Lee Myunggi's Child (Squid Game) Additional Tags: Fix-It, Season 3 fix-it, starts mid ep1/ep2 AN will explain more, Canon Typical Violence, canon typical suicidal ideation, Canon Typical Suicide, canon typical death, Not a fully happy ending, some characters are dying because this is squid game, but there will be inhun and both inho and gihun will survive, canon typical emotional manipulation, chose not to use archive warnings because it's written in the style of canon, imagine warnings for squid game. those are your warnings, No child death, Angst Summary:

He hasn’t slept. He can only see Dae-ho, he can only think of Yong-sik saying he just fell to the ground.

It was Dae-ho’s fault.

His chest is a churning mass of rage and grief and shame and hate. It pulls at his senses, he doesn’t know anything except—it was Dae-ho’s fault.

His wrist hurts. The handcuff is digging into his skin.

It was Dae-ho’s fault.

His eyes are getting dry, watching the shapeless lump of Dae-ho selfishly living, breathing, where so many others died.

He doesn’t know if he is blinking.

It was Dae-ho’s fault.

He cannot even think their names, all those people who died. He has tried to hard to help, he has tried to hard to end this, but no one will listen to him, no one will help him, no one will do what they need to do.

It was Dae-ho’s fault.

The lights come on and he blinks. His eyes hurt. His legs hurt. His head hurts.

It was Dae-ho’s fault.