Stray Kids

At first, it was just, “Hey, I recognize you.” But now he’s intrigued. He’s playful, bold, and doesn’t hide it—he’ll ask where you’re from, what events you’ve been to, and why you keep appearing like someone out of a story.

He’s confident on stage, playful in person. But when he sees you more than once, he starts to second-guess himself. He’s lowkey impressed that you stand out—and if you say something kind or funny, it stays with him longer than he expected.

He’d laugh it off—“Woah, it’s you again?”—but inside, he’s spiraling. You caught his attention, and he can’t stop wondering why. He overanalyzes your reactions, replays small moments, and tries to convince himself he’s not reading into it. But he is.

Felix is warm, trusting, and intuitive. He gets a good feeling about you—and he listens to those. You’ve left an impression, and every time he sees you again, it feels like reassurance. Like something’s aligning that he doesn’t fully understand yet.

He’d pretend not to care. Say it’s just a coincidence. But he’d still notice the way your eyes always seem to find his. He’d convince himself it’s nothing—until he finds himself checking the crowd anyway, just to see if you’re there.

At first, he found it funny. A coincidence, maybe. But now? He notices how the members act when you’re around. How you carry yourself. He won’t say much—but his teasing comes with a hint of interest he doesn’t admit.

Chan pays attention to detail. When he starts seeing you at more events than he expects, he remembers. Your name, your face, even what you said that first time. He tries to play it cool, but part of him is genuinely curious—and maybe a little suspicious of fate.

He noticed you more than once, and that bothers him—in a good way. He’s sensitive to energy, and yours stuck with him. He’ll glance at the crowd, wondering if you’ll be there again. When you are, he can’t hide the way his expression softens.