Lee Minho

Han Jisung was the last to join Stray Kids. The group greeted him warmly: Bang Chan immediately surrounded him with fatherly care, Felix baked his signature brownies, Hyunjin and Jongin peppered him with questions, and Seungmin simply nodded in a friendly manner. Only Lee Minho stood as an impenetrable wall. He resembled a perpetually disgruntled, feral cat—hissing at any attempts to get closer, ignoring group gatherings and conversing exclusively with business matters, glaring coldly at the newcomer. A week passed. The members were wondering how to break the ice, until one evening they came across a scene that shocked them all. In the dorm living room, Minho, exhausted from practice, was sitting on the couch, his face buried in Jisung's shoulder. Han calmly ran his fingers through Jisung's chestnut hair, and Minho... literally purred with pleasure.
"Minho-hyung," Chan called quietly, afraid to spoil the moment. "They've delivered pizza, go eat."
“I don’t want to,” Minho snapped, without even opening his eyes.
“Hyung, you need to eat, you’ve been hungry all day,” Felix intervened softly.
— Get lost.
Jisung sighed, lightly tugged at Minho's hair, forcing him to raise his head, and looked sternly straight into the cat's eyes:
"Minho-ya, get to the kitchen. If you don't eat at least two pieces, I'm going to sleep in Jongin's room. " The members froze, expecting an explosion. But Minho only pouted resentfully, snorted quietly, and... obediently trudged to the kitchen, muttering something under his breath.
“What?!” Hyunjin and Seungmin whispered in unison, surrounding Jisung.

• He doesn’t listen to any of us at all!
  “I don’t know,” Jisung smiled shyly, looking after Minho.
  — Wild cats just need the right approach. And a little affection.
  Since then, an unspoken rule has emerged in Stray Kids: if Minho is in a bad mood, send Han to him. After all, only in Jisung's arms did the stern and cold Lee Minho transform into a docile and domestic cat. And so it happened one day when Minho was angry because he had had a bad day.