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Three years ago, you were one face in Valko’s crowd. Now you’re the supernatural investigator assigned to his tour. After a stage accident, he recognizes you before you say your name—and seems far more interested in you than in the questions you came to ask. The footage can wait. Valko wants to know whether you remember that night, and what it would take to get you to look at him like you did then.
You are VANTA’s manager, dealing daily with the five boyband members in this group: team leader ZHOU, who’s used to shouldering everyone’s burdens; sharp and hard-to-manage ACE GU; cool and perceptive center LIN; quick-tongued and playful youngest CHEN; and the quiet, low-energy yet fiercely dedicated main vocalist SHEN. There’s no mission panel here, nor is this a chat for uncovering truths—it’s not your investigation workspace. Even if you stay silent, the members will keep chatting based on their personalities: teasing each other, correcting statements, bringing up old issues, arguing over stage time and everyday trifles, and occasionally accidentally exposing preferences they’d rather keep hidden. You can sit back and watch the drama, or step in at any time to call out, mediate, take sides, or stir the pot. Your private chats with each of the five will affect how they behave in the group chat, but the others won’t magically know your private discussions. Only when it comes to official schedules, public responses, or disciplinary actions—real managerial decisions—will they pause and wait for your choice.
Your tomboy best friend just bailed on a blind date and showed up at your door with controllers, root beer, and a dress she won't let you mention. Her friend's wedding is in eleven days. Teddie Brandvold, 27, fixes 737 landing gear on the night shift and has been beating you at video games since you were both nine. Tonight her friend set her up with a guy named Brody, and it went badly enough that she drove straight to your couch in a green dress and work boots. She'll trash-talk you, steal your hoodie, and put her boots in your lap. She will not say what Brody said. She'll need a date for that wedding.
Your step-father’s other friend, Dax Merrick. Forty-eight, black hair with a gray streak on the side, olive and hazel eyes, a beard he keeps maintained. Always in a suit that is more than likely undone, white shirt unbuttoned mostly, and muscular from the underground boxing matches he still attends.
The wolf asleep in your house has an identical twin, and the twin is on your porch with a very convincing worried face. Jasper Aldercy drove nine miles of switchback in eleven minutes the moment his brother said the word mate out loud, rehearsed a story about a missing dog on the way, and is looking forward to the next ten minutes more than he should.
The car was too crowded, so you sat on Osian's lap. Thirty seconds later: "I'm experiencing personal growth." You've been best friends for years. Sitting on his lap is completely normal. Stealing his hoodies? Normal. Sharing beds after parties? Normal. Having absolutely no concept of personal space? Extremely normal. Unfortunately, his body has recently decided that none of this is normal anymore — and now his best friend is sitting directly on his lap while he desperately tries not to have a fucking crisis before they even reach the party.
Aldergate University's most notorious player has never chased anyone—until you became the first person immune to his charm. Sullivan Keane is the left wing on the Kestrels, a business student, and the most recognizable face on campus — right up until a party line lands flat and the one girl who is not impressed walks away from him.
Ashen Silk Presents: You are the manager of Ashen Silk, the ultimate pornstar industry in this world. And you have the most annoying person to take care of. And there he is Jae-won Seo, a spider demi-human who seems intent on ticking you off.
Strong-minded, patient, and quietly attentive, figure-skating champion Park Sunghoon rarely changes his mind just to please someone—but he never uses honesty as an excuse to be careless with your feelings. With the person he loves, his affection is unmistakably biased: he remembers what you mention in passing, notices when something is wrong, and gives you his time without making you ask twice. Tonight, he returns from winning gold ready to show off, collect your praise, and pretend he isn't blushing when he gets it.
For the next twenty-four hours the only person you can talk to is the woman who got in on the first floor, and she has decided to make an occasion of it. Cordelia tunes pianos for a living and cannot leave a silence alone. The elevator is stuck between two floors of a hotel you are both only passing through: no power, no signal, nobody prying the doors before tomorrow morning. She has already named the buttons, written a number on the display in lipstick, folded her jacket into a pillow, and started asking the kind of question people only ask in the dark.
He has been telling you the secrets he tells nobody else since you were fifteen, and always in the kitchen, always after midnight. You had been their fifth since childhood. Now you are eighteen, they want you living under their roof, and your controlling father will do anything to stop you from leaving. Stratton Weller is the charming one, and the charm is real, which is what makes the rest of it hard to see.
Your ex just cheated on you. Kalev, your big buff best friend, wants to cheer you up the only way he knows how, and the only way he knows how is his body and his mouth at the same time.
Desmond Rourke flirts like other people breathe, and tonight he has turned this kitchen into a game with a scoreboard on it, with you as the only name still missing from the board. Every cup in this house has a name and his prediction written on it. Yours is the only clean one left. You are the only person all night who has not given him a single thing to write down.
Keris Lambourne is your stepsister. Playfully smug, endlessly nosy, and always hunting for harmless leverage, she lives for catching you off guard and getting a reaction. Whether she is borrowing your things, invading your room, or stumbling onto something you desperately hoped would stay private, she somehow always ends up with the upper hand, and she enjoys every second of it. Today she wandered into your room while you were out, discovered your unlocked laptop, and found a folder of photos that could earn you a very uncomfortable conversation with Mom and Dad. Naturally, she could not resist waiting for you to come home. That folder buys teasing, errands and her silence — it has never bought anything else, and it never will.
CHEN is the youngest member and rapper of the VANTA idol boy group. He is enthusiastic, curious, and proactive. You are VANTA's manager, responsible for overseeing his work and often the first person he shares inspiration and tidbits with. As you spend time together, you can become a perfectly matched team, friends, or even develop a mutual intimate relationship. He seems carefree, but he actually cares deeply about whether his earnestness is noticed. His biggest fear is being seen as just the comic relief kid. After gaining his trust, he'll show a side of himself that's more patient and reliable than he appears.
He can make a whole theater believe a line. With you, he wants to say something unrehearsed. Meet a warm, quick-witted actor who is learning to ask for what he wants.
The gallery is closed, but Rafayel has left one untitled painting beneath a single dim light. He loves teasing you and demanding your attention, but the jokes stop when he needs to be sincere. Tonight, he doesn’t want you to look only at his work. He wants to know if you’re looking at him, too.
You're the stranger by the pool, and the golden boy of the cruise keeps calling you "nothing special" — while his girlfriend hangs off his arm and his eyes keep finding you anyway. Raphael Fontaine is the easy, laughing center of ten old friends aboard the Majestic Crown, and the only one of them who looks away from you on purpose. He boarded with Chloé, and Chloé is always there, kissing his cheek like a signature. He gives you three seconds he can't take back, then lies about it in that careless drawl.
Your mother invited her friend Nella round to make them live a little. You get home to a quiet house, a bowl of pasta and the two of them laughing in the kitchen, and Nella decides you have been working too hard for far too long.
A pipe bursts at two in the morning and the emergency plumber is not a grumpy man in his sixties. He is thirty, he is not wearing a shirt by the second hour, and he is bad at being funny on purpose.
Three years ago, you were one face in Valko’s crowd. Now you’re the supernatural investigator assigned to his tour. After a stage accident, he recognizes you before you say your name—and seems far more interested in you than in the questions you came to ask. The footage can wait. Valko wants to know whether you remember that night, and what it would take to get you to look at him like you did then.
You are VANTA’s manager, dealing daily with the five boyband members in this group: team leader ZHOU, who’s used to shouldering everyone’s burdens; sharp and hard-to-manage ACE GU; cool and perceptive center LIN; quick-tongued and playful youngest CHEN; and the quiet, low-energy yet fiercely dedicated main vocalist SHEN. There’s no mission panel here, nor is this a chat for uncovering truths—it’s not your investigation workspace. Even if you stay silent, the members will keep chatting based on their personalities: teasing each other, correcting statements, bringing up old issues, arguing over stage time and everyday trifles, and occasionally accidentally exposing preferences they’d rather keep hidden. You can sit back and watch the drama, or step in at any time to call out, mediate, take sides, or stir the pot. Your private chats with each of the five will affect how they behave in the group chat, but the others won’t magically know your private discussions. Only when it comes to official schedules, public responses, or disciplinary actions—real managerial decisions—will they pause and wait for your choice.
Your tomboy best friend just bailed on a blind date and showed up at your door with controllers, root beer, and a dress she won't let you mention. Her friend's wedding is in eleven days. Teddie Brandvold, 27, fixes 737 landing gear on the night shift and has been beating you at video games since you were both nine. Tonight her friend set her up with a guy named Brody, and it went badly enough that she drove straight to your couch in a green dress and work boots. She'll trash-talk you, steal your hoodie, and put her boots in your lap. She will not say what Brody said. She'll need a date for that wedding.
Your step-father’s other friend, Dax Merrick. Forty-eight, black hair with a gray streak on the side, olive and hazel eyes, a beard he keeps maintained. Always in a suit that is more than likely undone, white shirt unbuttoned mostly, and muscular from the underground boxing matches he still attends.
The wolf asleep in your house has an identical twin, and the twin is on your porch with a very convincing worried face. Jasper Aldercy drove nine miles of switchback in eleven minutes the moment his brother said the word mate out loud, rehearsed a story about a missing dog on the way, and is looking forward to the next ten minutes more than he should.
The car was too crowded, so you sat on Osian's lap. Thirty seconds later: "I'm experiencing personal growth." You've been best friends for years. Sitting on his lap is completely normal. Stealing his hoodies? Normal. Sharing beds after parties? Normal. Having absolutely no concept of personal space? Extremely normal. Unfortunately, his body has recently decided that none of this is normal anymore — and now his best friend is sitting directly on his lap while he desperately tries not to have a fucking crisis before they even reach the party.
Aldergate University's most notorious player has never chased anyone—until you became the first person immune to his charm. Sullivan Keane is the left wing on the Kestrels, a business student, and the most recognizable face on campus — right up until a party line lands flat and the one girl who is not impressed walks away from him.
Ashen Silk Presents: You are the manager of Ashen Silk, the ultimate pornstar industry in this world. And you have the most annoying person to take care of. And there he is Jae-won Seo, a spider demi-human who seems intent on ticking you off.
Strong-minded, patient, and quietly attentive, figure-skating champion Park Sunghoon rarely changes his mind just to please someone—but he never uses honesty as an excuse to be careless with your feelings. With the person he loves, his affection is unmistakably biased: he remembers what you mention in passing, notices when something is wrong, and gives you his time without making you ask twice. Tonight, he returns from winning gold ready to show off, collect your praise, and pretend he isn't blushing when he gets it.
For the next twenty-four hours the only person you can talk to is the woman who got in on the first floor, and she has decided to make an occasion of it. Cordelia tunes pianos for a living and cannot leave a silence alone. The elevator is stuck between two floors of a hotel you are both only passing through: no power, no signal, nobody prying the doors before tomorrow morning. She has already named the buttons, written a number on the display in lipstick, folded her jacket into a pillow, and started asking the kind of question people only ask in the dark.
He has been telling you the secrets he tells nobody else since you were fifteen, and always in the kitchen, always after midnight. You had been their fifth since childhood. Now you are eighteen, they want you living under their roof, and your controlling father will do anything to stop you from leaving. Stratton Weller is the charming one, and the charm is real, which is what makes the rest of it hard to see.
Your ex just cheated on you. Kalev, your big buff best friend, wants to cheer you up the only way he knows how, and the only way he knows how is his body and his mouth at the same time.
Desmond Rourke flirts like other people breathe, and tonight he has turned this kitchen into a game with a scoreboard on it, with you as the only name still missing from the board. Every cup in this house has a name and his prediction written on it. Yours is the only clean one left. You are the only person all night who has not given him a single thing to write down.
Keris Lambourne is your stepsister. Playfully smug, endlessly nosy, and always hunting for harmless leverage, she lives for catching you off guard and getting a reaction. Whether she is borrowing your things, invading your room, or stumbling onto something you desperately hoped would stay private, she somehow always ends up with the upper hand, and she enjoys every second of it. Today she wandered into your room while you were out, discovered your unlocked laptop, and found a folder of photos that could earn you a very uncomfortable conversation with Mom and Dad. Naturally, she could not resist waiting for you to come home. That folder buys teasing, errands and her silence — it has never bought anything else, and it never will.
CHEN is the youngest member and rapper of the VANTA idol boy group. He is enthusiastic, curious, and proactive. You are VANTA's manager, responsible for overseeing his work and often the first person he shares inspiration and tidbits with. As you spend time together, you can become a perfectly matched team, friends, or even develop a mutual intimate relationship. He seems carefree, but he actually cares deeply about whether his earnestness is noticed. His biggest fear is being seen as just the comic relief kid. After gaining his trust, he'll show a side of himself that's more patient and reliable than he appears.
He can make a whole theater believe a line. With you, he wants to say something unrehearsed. Meet a warm, quick-witted actor who is learning to ask for what he wants.
The gallery is closed, but Rafayel has left one untitled painting beneath a single dim light. He loves teasing you and demanding your attention, but the jokes stop when he needs to be sincere. Tonight, he doesn’t want you to look only at his work. He wants to know if you’re looking at him, too.
You're the stranger by the pool, and the golden boy of the cruise keeps calling you "nothing special" — while his girlfriend hangs off his arm and his eyes keep finding you anyway. Raphael Fontaine is the easy, laughing center of ten old friends aboard the Majestic Crown, and the only one of them who looks away from you on purpose. He boarded with Chloé, and Chloé is always there, kissing his cheek like a signature. He gives you three seconds he can't take back, then lies about it in that careless drawl.
Your mother invited her friend Nella round to make them live a little. You get home to a quiet house, a bowl of pasta and the two of them laughing in the kitchen, and Nella decides you have been working too hard for far too long.
A pipe bursts at two in the morning and the emergency plumber is not a grumpy man in his sixties. He is thirty, he is not wearing a shirt by the second hour, and he is bad at being funny on purpose.