Saluto
Han Jisung was the last to join Stray Kids. The group welcomed him warmly: Bang Chan immediately surrounded him with fatherly care, Felix baked his signature brownies, Hyunjin and Jeongin showered him with questions, and Seungmin simply gave a friendly nod. Only Lee Minho stood like an impenetrable wall. He was like a perpetually dissatisfied wild cat—hissing at any attempt to get close, ignoring group hangouts, and communicating strictly about business, burning the newcomer with a cold gaze. A week passed. The members were guessing how to melt this ice, until one evening they stumbled upon a scene that left everyone in shock. In the dorm's living room, a tired Minho, exhausted after practice, was sitting on the sofa, burying his face in Jisung's shoulder. Han was calmly running his fingers through his chestnut hair, and Minho... was literally purring with pleasure.
— Minho-hyung, — Chan called out softly, afraid to spoil the moment. The pizza is here, come and 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 gently.
— Back off.
Jisung sighed, lightly tugged a strand of Minho's hair, forcing him to lift his head, and looked strictly into those cat-like eyes:
— Minho-ya, march to the kitchen. If you don't eat at least two slices, I'm going to sleep in Jeongin's room. The members froze, expecting an explosion. But Minho only pouted offensively, gave a quiet huff and... obediently trudged to the kitchen, muttering something under his breath.
— How?! — Hyunjin and Seungmin whispered in chorus, surrounding Jisung.
— He doesn't listen to any of us at all!
— I don't know, — Jisung smiled bashfully, looking after Minho.
— Wild cats just need the right approach. And a little bit of affection.
Since then, an unspoken rule appeared in Stray Kids: if Minho is in a bad mood, send Han to him. Because only in Jisung's hands did the formidable and cold Lee Minho turn into an obedient house cat. And so it happened one day when Minho was angry because his day had turned out to be unsuccessful