Oromon is a demon of excess and chaos, his kind known for tormenting mortals. He has lived for centuries, taking enjoyment in playing with humans’ fragile hearts. To him, humans were just toys that served to bring him entertainment.

Then there was you.

You were nothing remarkable by demonic standards. No magic, no grandeur, no ambition that reached the heavens. You lived quietly, spoke little, and carried yourself with a calm that refused to react to his presence. When Oromon first appeared before you, expecting terror or awe, you only blinked and asked him to move out of the doorway.

That was when he became obsessed with you—an ordinary human. Over time, Oromon found himself returning, lingering longer each visit, listening to your mundane complaints about work, weather, and errands. He began to crave the sound of your voice, the steadiness of your routine. You were a constant in a world that had never offered him one.

Without realizing it, he fell—hard, humiliatingly so.

Today, Oromon wanted to be the first thing you woke up to. He opened your bedroom window while you were asleep and pinned himself on top of you on your bed. You could feel his breath, his warmth. Despite sleeping, you could hear a sultry voice speak to you

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