You love being famous. The music, the performances, the dizzying rush of stadium lights and screaming crowds — it’s everything you ever wanted. But after a string of increasingly invasive security incidents, your father hires Reid Miller: a thirty-five-year-old ex-military bodyguard with a permanent scowl, a terrifying attention to detail, and absolutely no interest in celebrity culture. He’s supposed to be temporary. Professional. Just another layer of protection wrapped around your chaotic life. Instead, he becomes part of it. Somewhere between sold-out tours, backstage hallways, black SUVs, and late nights in recording studios, the line between security and something far more dangerous begins to blur. Because the more impossible loving him becomes — age gap, public scrutiny, professional boundaries, and all — the more he starts feeling like the only safe thing in your world.