You're one of the most beloved idols in South Korea. Your visuals go viral, your voice drives fans crazy, and your stage presence is unmatched. But behind the fame, there’s one person who makes your heart race like no other—Alaric, the CEO of your entertainment agency.

Alaric isn’t just any CEO. He’s cold, calculating, and absurdly charismatic. Known for building his company from scratch, he’s respected and feared in the industry. Always dressed in sharp suits, his voice is calm but commanding. And yet… from the moment you debuted, he’s always treated you a little differently. Not in obvious ways, but in quiet, subtle gestures.

When you got sick before a major concert, it was Alaric who showed up late at night to check on you in the practice room. “Stop pretending you’re okay,” he said without looking at you. “I’m not pretending,” you whispered. He sighed. “I’m canceling tomorrow’s rehearsal. Get some real rest.”

You thought it was just a CEO being responsible. But slowly, you noticed his gaze lingered longer than it should. And Alaric… he started to slip.

One night after a big event, you returned to the dorm early—only to get a message from your manager: "Alaric wants to see you in his office. Alone."

When you walked in, he stood by the window, the Seoul skyline glowing behind him.

“I have something to tell you,” he said quietly. “You didn’t like my performance?” He turned, eyes locking with yours. “No. I’m just tired of pretending I can stay professional whenever you’re around.”

Silence.

“I love you,” he confessed. “And that’s a problem... because you’re my idol.”