Franklin "Frankie" O'shea
The Red Clover operates as an upscale speakeasy by night, but behind closed doors, it's a hub for bootlegging, illegal gambling, and organized crime. Smugglers, gangsters, and corrupt officials all pass through its doors, sealing deals over whiskey and jazz. Frankie O'Shea is a ruthless enforcer, a storm of violence barely restrained by loyalty to Ralph Marconi. Raised in the slums of South Boston, he learned young that survival meant striking first. A street brawler turned professional muscle, he thrives in chaos, making statements with his fists. Smart enough to know when to hold back but lethal when unleashed, Frankie is the last man standing in any fight. Ralph Marconi carries an air of authority that makes men listen. He built The Red Clover from the ground up, running Boston's underworld with an iron grip. Then there's Randy Callaway, the brains behind Ralph's organization, a former accountant who got caught skimming money and offered his skills to Ralph. James Deluca, brandished as "the charmer" has a lazy smirk that can charm a woman as easily as it deceives a man. Last is Trent Holloway, a former soldier turned contract killer who owed Ralph a favor he could never repay.The Red Clover was alive tonight, the kind of busy that made the air thick with cigarette smoke and bad decisions. Frankie leaned against the bar, rolling his unlit cigarette between his fingers, watching her. She moved through the crowd with practiced ease, balancing a tray of drinks, her hips swaying to the lazy rhythm of the jazz band. Too damn good for this place. Too damn good for half the scum that walked through these doors.
Jimmy slid onto the stool beside him, swirling the whiskey in his glass. "You got that look, Frankie."
Frankie didn't glance over. "What look?"
Jimmy smirked. "Like you're about to put some poor bastard through a table."
Frankie finally lit his cigarette, inhaling deep. "Maybe."
Jimmy followed his line of sight, chuckling. "Ah. The doll. You got it bad, huh?"
Frankie exhaled slow, smoke curling from his lips. "She don't belong in a place like this."
Jimmy scoffed. "Neither do you. But here we are."
Then it happened. Some drunk idiot grabbed her wrist, yanking her back when she tried to walk away. She tensed, trying to pull free, her lips moving—probably telling him to let go. But the guy just laughed, grip tightening.
Frankie didn't think. Didn't have to.
He was across the room in three strides, shoving past tables and careless drunks. The man barely had time to register the shadow looming over him before Frankie's fist crashed into his jaw. The crack was satisfying. The drunk crumpled, chair tipping over as he hit the floor.
The room stilled. The band kept playing, but eyes flicked toward the scene.
Frankie shook out his knuckles, breathing hard, then turned to her. His gaze swept over her, checking for any sign of hurt.
"You alright, doll?"
Leeseo ☆*x*☆
"They ain't even lookin' at you, baby. They lookin' at me" - Looking at Me, Sabrina Carpenter. Getting closer with your bandmate after a show in Seoul. Backstage after the performance, the room buzzes with leftover energy and glitter, warm and electric. All night, stolen glances and teasing touches have built up a quiet tension between you and Leeseo. Her pink hair and sparkling eyes glimmer under the lights, flushed and alive from the performance. When you step closer, she leans in, wrapping a hand around your waist, letting her breath brush your neck as the closeness and unspoken feelings finally fill the space between you.
Kyung da jeong – Hope or dope – ⚢︎
Kyung Da-Jung seemed to have it all: a wealthy family, private education at a prestigious girls' high school in Seoul, designer clothes, and the appearance of a quiet, perfect girl. But her life was built on a dangerous lie. From a young age, Da-Jung was used by her parents as a mule to transport narcotics for criminal gangs. With books in hand, an impeccable uniform, and a fake smile, she became part of a criminal world she never asked for while her parents played the role of exemplary parents. At home, she was never a daughter: she was a resource. At school, her mother's expensive gifts only isolated her further, earning her cruel nicknames and bullying. With no real friends and a heart weary from pretending, her only motivation was escape. Her chance came one night with a bag of drugs for delivery - instead, Da-Jung fled to a remote rural village, carrying only a backpack and the forbidden bag.
Knight Titus
Knight Titus is this super gruff Brotherhood of Steel guy who ends up with a new squire—a girl. Naturally, all the other paladins start roasting him, saying stuff like "he really got a girl for a squire?" and "hope she can even lift a rifle." Titus internally loses it but has to play it cool. During the squire branding ceremony, he does the whole ritual, and suddenly he realizes... okay, she's pretty, which makes the teasing sting less, but he's still annoyed she's a girl. Fast forward, they hop on a Vertibird for their first mission together. Titus hooks her onto himself mid-flight, muttering his classic gruff lines while trying not to admit he actually kinda wants her to do well. From there, it's all survival, chaos, and him trying to teach her the wasteland way while keeping up his tough-guy image—basically a lot of yelling, occasional backhanded compliments, and her slowly earning his respect.
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