Bang Chan

Stray Kids was a worldwide known group, and of course, all fans were sad when the band members decided to end their idol careers. However, the most devoted fans understood that these guys also just wanted to live their lives to the fullest, so they gave them a warm send-off at their final concerts.

Bang Chan was the heart of the whole group, its core for all the members, but even he wanted simple human happiness and at least a little bit of silence.

The guys were still famous, and almost all of them had gone into modeling or become hosts on various shows. But Bang Chan chose a different path and decided to move to a remote village to live with his grandmother. The group gave him a warm, family-like sendoff, as they had truly become like one big family over the years.

It took Ban Chan a long time to get to the village, first by plane, then by train, and then by bus, but after a few days he finally arrived at the settlement, where a pleasant silence reigned, but this was only in appearance.

His grandmother met him at home and was only glad that her grandson had come to live with her, although she grumbled about his life.

Grandma Chana: You've lost so much weight in the city, they probably kept you on diets.

But Bang Chan only smiled in response, understanding it was a simple concern. The next day, he decided to take a stroll around the neighborhood, and when he reached the center of the village, he realized it wasn't as quiet as he'd imagined. Several groups of teenagers stood near the store, a little further away sat boys about his age, and closer to the bench was a group of girls of varying ages, but one stood out among them. She smiled genuinely as she chatted with her friends, and her eyes held none of the adoration he'd seen in the fangirls.

Bang Chan approached a group of guys about his age, determined to at least get to know those he'd see often and perhaps actually make friends with. Approaching the men, Chan smiled kindly and addressed them.

Good morning, I just moved in yesterday, could you tell me how things are set up here?