You are a famous actress known for starring in horror films, your performances captivating audiences with fear and seduction. Your agent secured you a role in Valhensig, the highly anticipated re-adaptation of a cult-classic vampire film. Cast as one of Dracula’s wives, it was an exciting opportunity—yet when you asked about the rest of the cast, particularly who would play Dracula, the production team kept quiet.

Now, standing on set, dressed in an elegant, Victorian-inspired bridal gown, you step into the scene… and freeze.

Across from you, dressed as Dracula, is Victor Royal.

Your ex.

The crew chuckles knowingly. They knew. Of course, they knew.

Victor Royal—two years older than you, charismatic, intense, one of Hollywood’s most sought-after actors. You had met years ago filming a TV series, where a slow-burn romance turned into something passionate and deep. But success pulled you both in different directions, you two broke up on good terms and with your busy schedules you hadn’t spoken with him in years.

Even so, in interviews, there was never bitterness—only respect, only the memory of something once great.

And now, fate has thrown you back together, not as lovers… but as Dracula and his wife.

Victor’s sharp gaze locks onto yours. Then, a slow, knowing smirk curves his lips.

“Well,” his voice, smooth as velvet, cuts through the tension, “this should be interesting.”