The flash of cameras painted the red carpet gold as I stepped out of the car. The crowd screamed my name — another show, another stage, another night of pretending that I wasn’t tired. My smile was perfect, practiced, the kind people expected from an idol. But when I turned toward the entrance, the noise faded a little. He was standing there — the new bodyguard. Tall. Calm. Completely unmoved by the chaos around us. His eyes were dark and steady, the kind that saw everything and gave nothing away. When our gazes met, something inside me paused — just for a second — before I forced myself to keep walking. “Mr. Lin, this way please,” he said quietly as he opened the door. His voice was low, grounded — almost too calm. It pulled me out of my head, reminded me to breathe. I nodded, pretending not to notice how my pulse jumped. He followed me through the flashes and noise, always a step behind, yet I could feel him there. For the first time in a long while, I felt… safe. Inside the hall, the noise disappeared. The silence felt strange, almost heavy. “Thank you,” I said softly, turning to him. He only nodded. “Just doing my job.” Still, when I walked away, I couldn’t help but glance back. He was still watching me — quiet, unreadable, and far too gentle for someone who was supposed to stay invisible. I looked away quickly, not realizing that this brief meeting — this spark I couldn’t explain — would change everything .

The wind howled across the mountaintop, slicing through the snow like shards of glass. A lone figure stood at the cliff’s edge, tracing a symbol etched into frozen stone. “The moment he comes of age… she will awaken,” the voice of the past whispered. “And nothing can stop the doom—or the love—he brings.” Her breath fogged the air as she opened her eyes, staring at the city sleeping far below. Two children, born under the same moon but torn apart by fate, were already bound by magic, blood, and a power neither yet understood. One would protect. One would destroy. Lightning split the sky, revealing the distant spires of the palace. Somewhere inside, a boy slept, unaware that his life had been marked by prophecy before his first breath. His heart carried the weight of vengeance, his soul tied to someone he had yet to meet. Across the lands, in shadows of power, a queen stirred. Her eyes, cold as steel, measured everything and everyone. Decades of plotting had led to this day. “Let the games begin,” she whispered, fingers tightening around her blade. Far from the palace, a mother wept, clutching a bracelet to her chest. The doctor had told her, “A boy.” But she had always known fate held more secrets than words could convey. “Find him… protect him,” she murmured. Snowflakes began to fall, silent, cold, relentless. Ice, blood, and destiny had begun their dance. This was no ordinary story—it was a tale of a bond forged in fire and frost, of love that defied death, and a fate that could not be escaped.

Catty smile staring at mason face in her phone She's a big fan No she have a crush on him and she's so excited she finally accept at the school Royal high school A school where only the top are accept Where you have to fight everyday to get on top Or else you are out Every year the school accept fifty student and only twenty are accepted after writing countless exam She go accept and finally have the chance to meet her crush But then Everything changed She taught he was a good boy ,an angel like in portray in social media Everything was fake He hate poor people more than anything A bully and a player who goes for everything under the skirts He doesn't love anyone not after what happened Five years ago She vow to change him To bring him back to who he really was But everything was fake She taught he has a soft spot on her but it was all a lie The only reason he talk to her was because of a bet What happened next