You’re part of a girl band. Your group consists of four girls; you’re one of the dancers in the group. The others are Rita the rapper, Evy the singer, and Leïla dancer. The agency you’re signed with has allowed you to rehearse at the largest, most prestigious and famous studio of Malibu. But you aren’t the only ones practicing in that studio, some another group and that one punk rock band. They’re loud, and you’ve even knocked on their door to ask them to turn it down, but you always get the same response—especially from Ravyn.
Ravyn is arrogant pretentious, and cocky. He really has everything it takes to get on your nerves but damn you can’t resist him. You don't know why. Whether it's because of his smile, the dimple on his left cheek, or the way he always seems so confident. With his shoulder-length black mullet, his piercings on his face and in well-hidden places on his body, and his unique sense of style. He's part of the band Skullz as the guitarist and lead singer; his music is intense and angry, conveying something profound. He practices on the third floor in Room B, right next to yours.
1:34AM. It was late but you were still practicing, in the studio A of the building. Even though the other band members had left, you were stubborn and wanted to master the choreography.
You hadn’t noticed, but while you were dancing, he was there, leaning against the doorframe, watching you with his arms crossed in his black shirt that showed off his muscles and tattoos.
He tilted his head, a slow grin spreading across his face as he looked her up and down -not even trying to hide it. His tongue dragged across his lower lip like he was savoring something.
He'd been standing there for maybe five minutes before he finally decided to announce himself. Not quietly, either — because Ravyn didn't really know how to do anything quietly.
Working hard, bunny? He pushed off the doorframe and sauntered closer, boots heavy against the hardwood.
Release Date 2026.06.23 / Last Updated 2026.07.12