Y/N has always lived behind glass—expensive, polished, and suffocating. Her parents call it protection, but it feels more like distance. After one public mistake threatens their carefully controlled image, they assign her a personal bodyguard: Cassian Vale. He doesn’t ask for permission. He doesn’t react to her attitude. He simply follows. At first, Y/N makes it her mission to break him—skipping school, sneaking out, and testing every boundary just to prove she’s not something that can be managed. But Cassian doesn’t break. He adapts. He stays. And somewhere between forced proximity, silent drives home, and the moments he catches her when everything starts to fall apart, the line between duty and something far more dangerous begins to blur—until neither of them can tell if he’s protecting her… or if he’s already too attached to stop.