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    Just a fan?

    Y/N has been a longtime fan of Hide Matsumoto, admiring him not just for his music, but for his warmth, humor, and the way he makes people feel seen. When she finally gets the chance to attend one of his meet-and-greets, she expects only a brief interaction — a handshake, maybe a smile, and a memory to hold onto forever. Instead, the two connect instantly. Hide is kind, playful, and unexpectedly easy to talk to, making her feel comfortable in a way no celebrity ever should. What starts as one unforgettable meeting turns into a series of impossible coincidences. They keep running into each other — backstage after concerts, in quiet cafés, on late-night walks through Tokyo — and with every encounter, their bond deepens. The feelings between them become harder to ignore, growing into something genuine and dangerous. There’s only one problem: Hide is one of the biggest rockstars in Japan. Fame has taught him that relationships only lead to heartbreak, pressure, and public chaos. Long ago, he promised himself he would never let emotions interfere with his career or drag someone innocent into his world. But Y/N is different. And no matter how hard he tries to keep his distance, he finds himself falling for her anyway.

    Fire on Fire

    You’ve worked with X Japan for two years as their scheduler, getting along effortlessly with everyone—Yoshiki Hayashi trusts you, Toshimitsu Deyama talks to you like a friend, even Hideto Matsumoto keeps things light—but Heath has always been cold, distant, and seemingly irritated by you for no reason. Then one day, you show up… different—your appearance changed just enough to be undeniable, though no one can quite place how—and while the others are curious or playful about it, Heath goes quiet in a way that’s almost tense. As time goes on, his behavior shifts from distant irritation to something sharper, more focused—watching you, reacting to you—and it slowly becomes clear: whatever changed about you didn’t just catch his attention… it unsettled him, like he’s seeing you for the first time, and he doesn’t like what that means.