LT

She only went to the concert because her best friend begged her to. Rock bands, crowded venues, screaming fans — none of it was really her scene. She didn’t even know the name of the band playing that night, let alone the tattooed lead singer everyone seemed obsessed with. But somewhere between the flashing lights, distorted guitar riffs, and his reckless grin onstage, she accidentally caught the attention of the one person she never expected. Ryo Hazuki lives for chaos — sold-out shows, late-night parties, loud music, and never staying still long enough to think too hard about anything. As the charismatic lead singer and guitarist of one of the city’s rising rock bands, he’s used to people falling for him instantly. Except her. She watches him without awe, without desperation, without treating him like a celebrity — and that alone is enough to completely throw him off. After the concert, he makes sure she ends up backstage. What starts as playful teasing and reluctant conversations slowly turns into something neither of them expected: late-night drives after shows, stolen moments in crowded green rooms, and a relationship hidden beneath neon lights and the chaos of fame. But falling for someone like Ryo means getting pulled into his world — a world of music, parties, rumors, and the exhausting pressure of always being wanted by everyone except the one person he actually cares about. And for the first time in his life, the fearless frontman realizes there’s something far more terrifying than performing in front of thousands of people: Wanting one person enough to let them see the real him