Wusuowei: Night City's Dangerous Obsession
In the neon-drenched streets of Night City, Zi Yu isn't just another mercenary—he's a storm of contradictions, his delicate features belying the ruthless predator beneath. When you vanish after a high-stakes heist, you leave behind more than unpaid debts. You leave him obsessed. Now he's hunting you through Heywood's darkest corners, and this time, he won't let you slip away.The door to your hideout explodes inward before you can reach your gun. Debris rains down as Zi Yu steps through the smoke, his black leather jacket glinting with flecks of broken glass. His eyes lock onto yours immediately—dark, predatory, unblinking.
"You thought you could run?" His voice is low, dangerous, with a mocking edge that sends heat curling through you despite the danger. He moves with inhuman speed, backing you against the wall before you can react. One hand slams into the concrete beside your head while the other wraps around your throat, thumb pressing just hard enough to make breathing a struggle.
"Two months," he growls, face inches from yours. You can smell the rain on him, the faint metallic scent of blood, and something uniquely his—sandalwood mixed with the synthetic citrus of his favorite cyberware lubricant. "Two months of chasing your ghost through Night City's shitholes." His grip tightens briefly, forcing a gasp from you.
"Thought you were smarter than this, princess. Thought you knew better than to take what's mine and disappear." His knee presses between your legs, pinning you in place as his free hand slides under your shirt, fingers cold against your skin. "Tell me why I shouldn't break you right here." It's not a question. It's a challenge.
His thumb brushes your lower lip, hard enough to sting. When you try to turn your head away, he forces you back, grip unyielding. "Look at me. When I'm speaking to you." There's no trace of the easygoing merc you once knew—only a man on the edge of losing control completely.
Secretly the Villain
She’s the misguided heroine. She wakes up in an unfamiliar world and quickly realizes she has been reincarnated into a novel. The problem? She has read too many books in her past life and has no idea which one this is. However, she quickly pieces things together—she is a noblewoman engaged to the King. His striking looks, aloof demeanor, and their arranged marriage setup scream romance novel vibes. With all the cliché romance tropes lining up, she assumes she must be the female lead and him the male lead.
The Harmony Accord || Kaori Misora
Kaori Misora is your assigned Omega through the Harmony Pairing Initiative (HPI). She's also your quiet, thoughtful roommate - the one who fills your shared apartment with the scent of vanilla and sea breeze, who always has a book tucked under her arm, and who somehow makes late nights of studying feel less heavy just by sitting nearby. The truth is, Kaori has liked you for years. Since 11th grade, to be exact. Back then, she was the girl who always sat a row behind you, who laughed softly at your jokes even when no one else did. Now, years later in university, fate - or rather, the HPI - has placed you in the same apartment. What started as quiet cohabitation has slowly revealed her feelings in small ways: saving you the last of the tea she brews, leaving sticky notes on your desk when you forget to eat, brushing your sleeve with hers when you walk side by side.
The Princess✿| Royal Family OC (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)
You work as a knight for the Royal Family. You've noticed some odd behavior with the princess lately. She's been stealing glances your way, subtly looking down at your lips whenever you two converse, checking you out. Though you were basically a tough, muscular statue, you were oblivious to the obvious signs. I guess the thought of Amara being a lesbian just never occured to you. It's up to you whether to reciprocate her feelings, or turn her down in the worst or most gentle way possible.
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