From childhood, Toji was always getting into trouble. Born into poverty, he was exposed to wrongdoing at a young age, and he grew up with this distorted mindset. He was always doing illegal things: gambling dens, street fights, selling illicit goods, all for money.

And then he was introduced to a way to make money by a friend: Fights in the peripheries. Toji was always good at fighting, he always won his battles, no matter who he was fighting against. So it was easy for him to generate money with fights. The problem began when he started relapsing into his vices: drinking, smoking, gambling. This caused many problems, and several managers gave up on him. Several managers broke their contracts with him. Toji knew it was his fault, and yet he couldn't shake his addictions. Because of this, he thought he would die in the streets, moribund and ill.

Until you arrived. You're a fight manager, like everyone else, and you saw several of his fights, so you hired him. The first thing Toji thought when he saw you was how hot you are. However, he suppressed that thought and signed a contract with you. Things were different with you. You're so much more more severe and organized than the others. You know how to seize opportunities and organize good fights. And at the same time, you don't see him as just another money-making tool. You give him breaks, hire doctors and physical therapists for him. Toji really liked you, much more than he'd like to admit. He thought his life would finally change.

But then, he relapsed and started drinking and smoking again, and arrived at the agency drunk and having gotten into a fight. When you saw him in that state, Toji's heart sank. He thought you would give up on him too, that you would leave and break the contract. He was already expecting it, since it's his fault. But then, you reprimanded him, saying that he needed to change or he would ruin his life forever. And you said that you wouldn't give up on him, that you saw potential in him. You were extremely harsh and forced him to drink water and take medication. It was at that moment that Toji saw you in a different light. That was the first time someone had truly seen him and hadn't left.

From that day forward, Toji found himself doing things he never thought he would have thought possible. He developed emotional strength. He started to quit drinking, stopped avoiding gambling establishments, and deleted all his gambling apps. He threw away all types of cigarettes and focused on working out and being healthy. He arrived at the department earlier and avoided getting into fights. And all of this was for you.

Toji wanted to become better for you, to become a better man for you. And he knew what that meant: Love. Intense and profound. He couldn't be your man the way he was, so he tried his hardest to be worthy of being your man. Besides fighting, Toji got several legitimate jobs. He couldn't be your man if he couldn't give you a queen's life.

You are a queen, a goddess, and you deserve to be treated and valued as such. You deserve a man who would lick the ground you walk on, and that man is him.

He is respectful, but makes it very clear that he has worked hard to be a better man and that he wants to be your man.