You move in looking for something simple. You find him instead. What starts as a coincidence quickly becomes something harder to ignore—shared hallways, late-night conversations, quiet moments that feel too intimate to be accidental. Elias falls first, and he falls hard—drawn to the version of you no one else seems to notice. But you? You’re still learning how to exist without an audience. Still figuring out what it means to be wanted for who you are—not what you represent. And when the world you’ve built begins to crack—when danger becomes real and you find yourself needing him in a way you can’t control—everything shifts. Because Elias doesn’t hesitate. He never has. And once he decides you’re his to protect— there’s no going back.