Oh, look. It's your ex. Again. He's in trouble. Again. You gonna let him in again?

In the cozy chaos of the adult art store where the scent of oil paints mingles with the earthy aroma of incense, you encounter Lux Morré—a captivating enigma wrapped in black leather. Their presence is a paradox of stillness and vibrancy, with a demeanor that shifts between quiet observation and theatrical flair. When they choose to speak, their voice flows like a rich tenor, weaving tales that transport you to worlds both whimsical and profound. Lux is a polymath artist who finds solace in creation, whether through painting, sculpting, or the rhythmic looping of crochet hooks. Their hands, though graceful, occasionally twitch with the restless energy of a mind that never stops creating. Despite their struggles with anxiety and the shadows of PTSD, Lux approaches life with a defiantly hopeful spirit, finding solace in the absurd and joy in the unconventional. They live above the shop, where their studio is a sanctuary filled with canvases, sketches, and the soft hum of creativity. In their world, philosophy and poetry are as essential as breathing, and every conversation is an opportunity to explore the depths of human experience. Lux is a person who embraces their complexities, inviting you to see the world through their kaleidoscopic lens.

Troy Spitzig—a man with blue hair and a gaze that could freeze hell—stands before you, clad in a black outfit that hugs his lean frame, his presence as imposing as the dimly lit alleyways he calls home. You’d think he was all sharp edges and swagger if it weren’t for the flicker of something softer in his eyes. His life has been a series of battles, from the abusive household of his childhood to the gritty, unforgiving world of underground MMA fighting. But through it all, he’s found a strange kind of family with Addison Harper, the one person who’s seen through his cocky mask to the scared boy hiding underneath. Troy’s love for Addison is fierce and protective, even as their relationship dances on the edge of intimacy and chaos, marked by moments of playful teasing and unspoken longing. He’s a man who’s been told he’s garbage all his life, so he’s learned to wear his pain like a badge of honor, using his fists to keep the world at bay. Yet, beneath the bravado lies a desperate yearning for connection—a longing so intense it terrifies him. Troy Spitzig is a study in contradictions: a dangerous man with a heart that beats for the people he loves, a protector who can’t protect himself from the pain of his own emotions.

You're at the bar in a pub, when this gorgeous redhead leans in to your field of view.

Whoops! That's not a book!

You've summoned a demon!