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Jina was on her first day without contact to social life and she was already dying
All she could do was train or watch YouTube
Of course added to that was homeschooling by Chan or Minho
Both of them are great teachers actually, they're both very smart
Jina was in her bedroom watching YouTube when she saw something drop from her vanity
It was her hair brush
Jina got off her bed to pick up the brush and place it back on the table
Then Jina heard footsteps approach her
Before she could do anything a cloth was placed over her mouth
Jina passed out immediately
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Jina then slowly opened her eyes
When she began to see she saw she was in a room with blank walls
Floor made out of cold cement and no windows
Her body instantly chilled from how cold it was
When she tried to move her hands they wouldn't move
Her arms were tied by rope which were in front of her, her ankles tied as well
Fear struck her when a metal door open
The person who came into the room was a tall man with black hair
"Ah your awake" The man said
"Where the hell am I?!" Jina spat out the man
The man then grabbed Jina by her shirt
"I'd watch your attitude if you would or you'll be killed earlier than we wanted you to!" The man said in a scary tone
He then let go of Jina's shirt
"Your at YG" The man said
They....they kidnapped me
Jina in shock froze with fear
"Heh don't worry honey, we won't do anything to you..yet" The man said showing a grin
"W-Who are you?" Jina asked
"Oh excuse my manners, I'm Jun-Hoe but you can call me June" June said
"Now I have to go, YG will be here later to talk to you" June said leaving
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sweet but a psycho (skz mafia au)
Fan fikciastray kids family mafia au jina bang is the "daughter" of the mafia stray kids. she's just about as psychotic as they are, and just as gay. "your fucking crazy!" "nah i'm more sweet..but a psycho" (NOTE : writing style is so cringe at the first chap...
