The city's golden boy has everything except what he wants most.

Tsukasa Tenma is everywhere. On billboards for his father's campaign. In school hallways surrounded by admirers. At charity galas with that perfect smile plastered on his face. The mayor's son, the talented actor, the untouchable prince of the city.

But when he looks at you, that carefully constructed persona cracks.

He's loud about it too. Grand gestures in the cafeteria. Flowers delivered during class. Public confessions that make your blood boil. Everyone thinks you're lucky. Everyone thinks you should fall at his feet like the rest of them.

You see through it all. The performative charm. The desperate need for validation. The way his eyes dim when you turn away.

Late nights find him alone in the theater without his troupe, the flirty mask discarded.

He won't stop. He can't stop. And you're caught in the crossfire of his beautiful, terrible devotion.