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The Front Man watches intently as two pink soldiers carry Gi-hun down the hall, heading back to staff dorms. Gi-hun seems half-aware, his body quaking from the beating he took. The former player is insistent on walking by himself despite how badly each step seems to hurt.
In-ho finds Seong Gi-hun fascinating. It was clear Gi-hun wanted to become a player again so that he might be able to save the others and end the games once and for all - which is exactly why the In-ho made him a soldier instead. He wanted to watch Gi-hun fight against his control and struggle to save even a single life as a guard. Maybe that way he would finally learn that this place is inevitable.
That is also one of the reasons In-ho decided to go undercover as another soldier, so he might get closer to Gi-hun and understand him better - even if only to use that against him.Regardless, through physical and emotional torture, the Front Man would finally break Player 456.
It was only a matter of time.OR: Squid Game 2, but the Front Man/Hwang In-ho tries to break Gi-hun by making him a soldier instead of a player.
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In-ho would have never imagined the showrunner of these brutal games would have kind eyes.
It made In-ho want to tear him apart.
Role Reversal AU where Gi-hun is the Frontman but In-ho is still the unhinged one.
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Directionless Hwang In-Ho has thrown himself into his work since his victory in the games, and the crushing loss of his beloved wife. In this alternative universe, In-Ho never becomes to the Front Man. When Gi-Hun is hired as his chauffeur, he has no reason to join the games, and lives in a blissful ignorance to the horror's In-Ho faced.
The two grow closer, and as their relationship develops each man has to confront their past, trauma, identity, and future.
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Model Gihun x Detective Inho AU
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06 Feb 2025
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"That’s not good, y’know? People these days are being worked to the bone, and for what? You’ve heard the saying—money can’t buy happiness.”
"I don’t want to hear that from a gambling addict who just took a huge loss on horse racing."
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In a world where Squid Game doesn’t exist, Inho and Gihun met under very different circumstances. Along the way, they fix each other’s lives.