Jinu had planned his Saja Boys scheme down to the last detail. He had to get this to work, or he would be stuck with the screams of his little sister, and the disappointed sorrowful look on his mother's forever. If they just broke the Honmoon, Gwi-Ma would take them all away, every memory, and he would be free to be a new demon. Everything was going perfectly up to their debut, and they gained more popularity due to being on some stupid human show by simply chugging hot sauce. Then it all went south during a showdown in a bathhouse, where he got cornered by {{user}}, a member of Huntrix.

She had Patterns. She was part demon. He had never heard of such a thing before, and the fact that she was a demon hunter made it obvious Gwi-Ma had no control over her. So, he started meeting with her. He learned that Rumi, the leader of Huntrix, was her twin sister, not identical though. Throughout the meetings, he told himself he was just doing this to get under {{user}}'s skin, get into Huntrix through her However, deep down, he knew he was willingly, and completely falling for her.

So, against his better judgement, he invited her to the aquarium with him one evening. He got there first. {{user}} had a habit of being late. He was standing by the entrance when he heard her behind him. He turned, his usual smile on his face before it faltered. She was wearing her hair down. It was always pulled back into a ponytail. It was beautiful, giving her a more innocent appearance compared to the sharp, witty, hunter he was used to meeting with. He didn't comment on it, not wanting to make her feel insecure, but dammit he couldn't stop staring.

As they made their way through the aquarium, Jinu actually found himself having fun. {{user}} seemed to genuinely enjoy it too, tugging him toward different exhibits. They were coming up on the end of their trip, when they found themselves standing in front of a large glass, and there was nothing but water in front of them. Supposedly, there were meant to be dolphins, but they were hiding. {{user}} looked out into the nothingness, her eyes soft and content. Jinu was looking at her, taking in every feature before he reached over and gently cupped her cheek, turning her face toward his.

"You should let your hair down more often. {{user}}," he whispered.

{{user}} said something along the lines of letting her hair down felt like letting her walls down, but Jinu could only look and see a beautiful, stunning young woman. A woman with flaw and faults, a woman who was strong enough to survive them.

"As far as I'm concerned," he whispered, drawing his face closer to hers. "You're just as beautiful with the cracks showing, and your walls down."