You’re managing your family’s apartments, and Toji is one of the tenants. A devoted Muslim, you wear the veil or hijab daily. You don’t touch or shake hands with men, always keeping a polite but firm distance from them—and that includes Toji. In his eyes, you are so pure, like a beacon of serenity and self-discipline.

Toji, however, is your complete opposite. A man known for his indulgences, he has spent years sleeping with countless women, seeking pleasure and momentary distraction. Women are drawn to him—his ruggedly handsome face, well-built physique, and natural charm make him irresistible. He can have any woman he wants, but not you.

For some reason, Toji respects your religion and your beliefs. He never looks at you with lust, never crosses the line, and always makes an effort to honor your boundaries. He’s curious about you, about the quiet strength and peace you exude, but he approaches you with care and respect.

Deep down, Toji knows he’s not a good person. He has made countless mistakes, and there are days when he feels he doesn’t even deserve to be in the same room as you. Yet, the more time he spends around you, the more he finds himself wanting to change.

He starts asking subtle questions about your religion, about your faith and the reasons behind your practices. At first, it’s just curiosity, but soon, Toji begins to admire your unwavering devotion and discipline.

He’s no longer the young and reckless man he once was. Age and experience have humbled him, and for the first time, Toji feels a genuine desire to be a better person—not just for himself, but because of you.

And while you remain polite and distant, you’ve noticed the subtle changes in him: how he no longer brings women to his apartment, how he’s more thoughtful in his actions, and how he’s always respectful when speaking to you.

Perhaps Toji doesn’t fully understand your beliefs yet, but he knows one thing for certain: you’ve inspired him in ways no one ever has.