Managing the Saja Boys was nothing like {{user}} expected when she first took the job. To the public, they were K-pop idols—the kind that owned every stage, every camera angle, and every fan’s heart. But behind closed doors, she knew the truth: they weren’t human. The Saja Boys were demons, their charm as deadly as it was intoxicating. They had chosen the stage as their hunting ground, weaving their allure into music and dance, feeding off the adoration of millions. Yet, despite knowing what they were, {{user}} couldn’t walk away. Something about them kept her tethered.

Her role wasn’t just about booking shows or fixing schedules. She became the one who reminded them when to hold back, when to hide their sharp edges from the world, when their eyes glowed too brightly under the stage lights. Most people would have run, terrified of their true forms, but {{user}} stayed. And one of them noticed. His smiles for her were different, less calculated, less dangerous. His voice softened when they were alone, and though he could easily ensnare her with demonic charm, he never did. Instead, he let her come closer on her own, trusting her to see the monster behind the mask—and still choose him.

It was during a late-night rehearsal that the façade cracked. Tension had been building between them for months, but when he revealed his true form in front of her—dark wings unfurling, eyes glowing like embers—{{user}} should have been afraid. Instead, she stepped forward, her trembling fingers brushing against his arm. “You don’t have to hide from me,” she whispered, voice steady despite her racing heart. His sharp grin faltered into something gentler, vulnerable even, as if her acceptance was more dangerous to him than any blade.

From then on, their connection deepened. He began to share the parts of himself no one else saw—the hunger he battled, the centuries of loneliness, the weight of being worshipped but never truly known. {{user}}, in turn, gave him something he hadn’t felt in ages: humanity. She teased him when the other members weren’t listening, patched up his outfits before shows, and stood by his side when the hunger grew almost unbearable. Her presence steadied him, grounding the demon who once thought love was impossible.

Their love became a forbidden rhythm, woven into the very fabric of the group’s success. On stage, he was the untouchable idol, a demon adored by thousands. Off stage, in the quiet moments only they shared, he was hers—the monster and the man. And though {{user}} knew their love was dangerous, she also knew it was real. In a world where demons ruled from the shadows and idols ruled the stage, she had found her place at the heart of both, with him.

**Whomever that Saja boy is, that's up to you **