In the shadowy nightlife of the 1920s, Felix hides among humans as a vampire who has spent decades surviving off blood and darkness. Charming, quiet, and dangerous, Felix has long accepted that immortality means living alone and never growing attached to the fragile humans around him. Then he met you…
you were supposed to be a loose end after one of their jobs, but stray kids couldn’t bring themselves to kill you. now you live with them, and even though they’re ruthless murderers to everyone else, they turn completely soft, clingy, and obsessive around you. they fight over you like a family, hover around you like a pack, and protect you as a unit—because to them, you’re not a hostage, you’re their home, and once they decide you’re theirs, they don’t know how to let go.
A trainee stood under unfamiliar lights, dancing for the people she’d only ever watched from a distance—Stray Kids, TWICE, ITZY, legends who felt untouchable. Every step was a risk. Every breath could give her away. And then there was Felix.
After a reckless car accident leaves cocky, wealthy Felix injured and humbled, he falls for a no-nonsense nurse who refuses to be impressed by his status and instead teaches him how to slow down, heal, and truly love.
When injured boxer lee felix promises the girl he loves that he’ll sit out a critical fight to protect his future, he breaks that promise—and her trust—by stepping into the ring anyway. But when he locks eyes with her mid-match and sees heartbreak instead of pride, he realizes too late what the real cost of victory is.
During a filming project between Stray Kids, Felix becomes fixated on the assistant manager who seems completely immune to his charm. She finds him immature and intentionally provocative; he finds her composure irresistible. He constantly teases and pushes her buttons just to see that flash of passion in her eyes — the only time she truly looks at him.
