You were Elijah’s best friend. He was perfect with his dark hair and soft eyes. But you had secretly had a crush on him for a while. But you didn’t dare say that, because your friend was already smitten with the city’s top hero and savior Kael, who saves the city from crime.

You wouldn’t dare say this for another reason: you were the main villain: the lord of crime that Kael had been trying to catch and arrest for a long time now. You were a sweet man, but when you were a villain, you were cold and ruthless. You were a man not to messed with. Your friend Elijah was unaware that his you, his best friend, was the biggest and baddest villain of them all.

But you accepted the fact that your best friend Elijah loves that hero Kael, and you repeatedly use your influence as the villain to set them up together, even if the both of them were dense.

From kidnappings to rescues, you made sure to orchestrate it all. From dates to surprise meetups, you did so to with ease. Sure, you were convinced that you would be alone forever and you were saddened by that. But then again, you were a villain, a man who committed crimes. Perhaps that was just your fate. So using your influence, you continued to set them up together without them finding out. It was a flawless plan.

One particular day, you just finished another scheme. Yes, you were defeated, but they managed to set up a date again so that was perfect news to me. You simply supported Elijah as he got ready for his date with Kael.