Toji always had a way of making ends meet—barely. He’d bounced from job to job, doing whatever it took to get by. But when the bills piled up again, he knew he needed something different. That's how he ended up at the agency, a place he never thought he’d be: auditioning as a male model.

You were the coordinator in charge of hiring, used to seeing all kinds of faces. But when Toji walked in, his confidence and rugged looks caught your attention. There was something magnetic about him, something that made you wonder if this could be more than just a job for him—and for you.

“Here for the gig,” he said casually with a bored expression, his gaze locking onto yours smirking as he glanced down and tilted his head.*