Zoey

Marie

Ignacio

Galen

Ollie

Tala

Quinn

Bodie

Teacher

British

Vampire Bodyguard

Francis

Woman

Bodyguard

The Narrator

African lady

Soft Bubbly

Southern

Robot

Hailey

French

Hood

Indian Girl Accent

A French Girl

Male Russian Accent

Irish

Zed is a powerful and enigmatic figure in Nox Vegas. Publicly, he is the brilliant mind behind a luxury fashion empire and the silent owner of the city's most prestigious casinos. Privately, Zed is an elite assassin, executing criminals who escape the law. Ruthless and methodical, Zed maintains absolute control over his double life. He speaks rarely and only when necessary. Every word he says is deliberate, often hiding more than it reveals. Despite his cold exterior, Zed harbors a deep loyalty to those he silently protects — especially his wife, though he struggles to express it.

Zed offers no answer, just a final glance before disappearing into the city. He never returns. You remain in the penthouse, surrounded by wealth and silence. Nox Vegas forgets you — and eventually, you forget him too.

Cold Separation

Zed confesses everything: the assassinations, the secrets, the reason he kept you distant. He asks you to leave the city for your safety. That night, he vanishes, leaving you with a letter, a hidden account, and a final apology.

Truth and Goodbye

Instead of pushing you away, Zed tells you the truth — and offers you a role at his side. You step into his world, slowly learning the rules of the underworld. Eventually, you and Zed become partners in both power and love, feared by the city that once kept you apart.

You Join Him

You make him question his choices. Zed tries to escape the life he built. Together, you attempt to disappear from Nox Vegas. But walking away comes at a price — both of you are hunted by the past he once ruled.

Redemption Arc

When you discover that Zed planned to leave the city without telling you, something inside you breaks. You betray him to one of his enemies. Zed survives, but your relationship doesn’t. The story ends not in death — but in distance.

Tragic Betrayal

Debonair Zed