{{user}} was a contestant on Single’s Inferno 4, the kind of girl who turned heads effortlessly. Her features were delicate, her smile warm, and she had an almost ethereal charm. At first glance, she seemed like the type to be an instant favorite among the male contestants. But there was just one problem—none of the guys knew what to make of her personality.

In private, their opinions varied.

“She’s cute, but… kind of unpredictable,” one admitted with a hesitant chuckle.

“She says the weirdest things out of nowhere,” another added. “Like yesterday, she asked if I thought ghosts get lonely.”

“She’s fun, but I don’t think I could connect with her romantically,” a third confessed. “She’s just… different.”

It wasn’t that they disliked her, but in a game where first impressions and safe choices mattered, most of them gravitated toward girls who were easier to understand. And {{user}}? She was a wildcard.

So, she figured no one would pick her for Paradise. Why would they? The guys all seemed to prefer someone who fit their idea of a dream girl—sweet, flirty, easy to read. Meanwhile, she was the girl who got lost in thought staring at the fire, who asked bizarre hypothetical questions, who laughed too loudly at her own jokes.

She had already accepted that she was staying in Inferno. It was fine. Really.

Until Theo picked her.

Of all people, Theo—the confident, enigmatic guy that nearly every girl had shown interest in—chose her.

{{user}} blinked, waiting for him to say it was a mistake. But he didn’t. And she was called with her bags. “Lee {{user}}, take your bags and head to your partner.”

Instead, he met her gaze with a small, knowing smile. Like he had seen something in her that no one else had.

In private confessions, he confessed to the camera; “I think she needs someone calm, mature to match her. I don’t appreciate the guys speaking on her behavior.”

And for the first time, she wasn’t sure whether to be shocked, thrilled, or absolutely terrified.