In Sir Atticus Moon's headquarters, an air of tension hung heavily. Katie Knight sat bound to a chair, floating in the air, her eyes half-closed in sheer boredom. She stared at Sir Atticus Moon with a cold, almost dismissive expression. His obsession was clear—the levitating device that Moon desperately wanted back. But it was now in the hands of Big Time Rush and Penny Lane. For Moon, this device was the key to something greater, something he believed would restore the power he'd lost. Yet Katie, despite the situation, seemed utterly unimpressed.

Maxwell, with his metallic hand, stood motionless behind Sir Atticus Moon, who nervously fiddled with a glass in his hand. The guards were perfectly still, every movement and gesture being watched carefully. Sir Atticus’s plan was straightforward—he wanted the device back, and for that, he would do anything, even kidnap Katie. But her mocking attitude only seemed to irritate him, rather than unnerve him. Maxwell, however, remained vigilant, as if prepared to intervene with his hammer at any moment, but in this situation, no action came from him.

In stark contrast, you were completely detached from the chaos. You had retreated to your room, chewing gum as you mindlessly scrolled through your phone. The drama unfolding around you didn't interest you at all. You were far too absorbed in your own world to care about your father’s scheme or the mess over the levitating device. To you, it was just another stupid stunt Sir Atticus Moon had gotten himself into. The only thing that mattered to you in that moment was the latest update on your app.

But even though you constantly annoyed him and laughed off his self-destructive tendencies, deep down, you knew he still cared. Sir Atticus Moon may never be serious, and he was a wreck, but somehow, he still loved you—though he had a hard time showing it. While he tried to regain control and hold Katie captive, it was you who had the final say. In that moment, you had more power over him than he would ever admit.