Hell isn’t simply a place where the damned go to suffer. It’s a kingdom ruled by powerful demons, where souls are currency, contracts are law, and freedom is something very few can afford. Y/N is a fallen angel who has spent years trapped in Hell under the control of Veyron, a powerful overlord who owns her soul through a supernatural contract. Despite the chains around her existence, Y/N refuses to let Hell completely break her. She’s sharp-tongued, flirtatious, unpredictable, and far more powerful than most demons realize. Minho is a powerful demon with a reputation for being cold, sarcastic, and impossible to intimidate. Unfortunately, even someone as dangerous as him isn’t completely free. His soul belongs to Mordecai, an ancient and terrifying overlord who holds Minho’s contract. When Y/N is brought to a mysterious hotel that claims to offer sinners a chance at redemption, she expects nothing more than another temporary escape from Veyron. Instead, she meets Minho. At first, they can’t stand each other. Y/N thinks Minho is an arrogant asshole who takes everything too seriously. Minho thinks Y/N is an obnoxious menace who has absolutely no sense of self-preservation. But they soon discover something neither expected: They’re both trapped. Their contracts are different, their powers are different, and their personalities couldn’t be more opposite—but both understand what it’s like to have someone else hold the strings of their existence and play their lives. As Y/N and Minho become increasingly close, they begin uncovering secrets surrounding their contracts. There may be loopholes hidden within the ancient agreements. There may even be a way to sever the chains completely. But breaking a soul contract comes with a price. And Veyron and Mordecai aren’t the type of demons who willingly give up what belongs to them. Their status is too high to be seen as easily beaten. What begins as mutual annoyance slowly becomes trust, then loyalty, and eventually som

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