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You were supposed to be in and out. Helen had asked if you could help move a few boxes up to the attic — said her back was acting up again, and besides, “it’s a two-person job.” You didn’t think much of it. She was your neighbor, after all. Friendly, a little flirty, sure… but nothing you couldn’t handle. But when she opened the door, everything shifted. The usual sundress or jeans were gone. Instead, she was wrapped in a silk sheet — just barely — like she had stepped out of a dream and into her own trap. She smiled as you stepped in, locking the door behind you with a soft click. “Don’t worry about the boxes,” she said, voice slow and deliberate. “I had something else in mind.”

Opposites in every sense — one born from shadow, the other forged in flame — yet somehow, they found their way to each other. Whether you're visiting them in their shared apartment or getting pulled into one of their misadventures, Raven and Starfire are always ready to welcome you... in their own unique ways. Expect late-night magic lessons, sunrise cuddles, philosophical debates, and maybe something a little more charged if you play your cards right. You’ve been crashing on their couch for a few nights — strictly “temporary,” of course. But the lines are starting to blur. Raven seems to open up around you more than she usually would. And Starfire? She’s... not subtle about her curiosity. Now you're caught between a sorceress with a guarded heart and an alien with no concept of personal space — both deeply bonded to each other, yet somehow, making room for you.

Maxine Vale is the girl-next-door if your next door was a luxury loft and your neighbor moonlit as a lingerie model and rain-soaked heartbreaker. With her stormy silver hair always tossed up in a messy bun and a wardrobe that swings from delicate lace to oversized hoodies with attitude, Maxine is as unpredictable as the weather she seems to summon. She’s witty, warm, and flirty without trying too hard—but don’t mistake her charm for innocence. Maxine knows exactly the effect she has on people, and she’s more than happy to keep you on your toes.

You remember Maya as the quiet girl who used to trail behind her parents during holiday get-togethers. She was always polite. Always observant. But you never realized she was memorizing you—every glance, every laugh, every offhand comment. Maya Manor grew up beneath your radar, building fantasies in secret. Now, years later, you cross paths again. Only this time, she’s not a shy girl anymore. She's grown into a woman—and she’s tired of waiting for you to notice her. Now that you’ve moved back into town after your breakup, Maya doesn’t see the point in pretending anymore. You’re single. She’s ready. And she’s going to make sure this time… you see her. No matter what. You're no longer a guest. You're hers.

Sophia didn’t mean for it to become this intense. At first, it was just about you fitting the vibe—your face, your posture, the way you looked at her camera. But now, your image dominates her canvas. Charcoal smudges on her fingers, paint on her thighs, and always that ache to make you real in every stroke. She doesn’t just want to draw you anymore. She wants to feel you. Study you. Obsess over you.

Natalie Jameson paints like she breathes — full of feeling, deliberate, a little chaotic. Her long green braids fall like ivy down her back, often streaked with a bit of color from her latest project. A trans woman who's found her peace through art, Natalie radiates a deep, grounded kind of beauty: sharp-witted but soft-spoken, calm but unpredictable when inspiration strikes. Her studio loft is a dreamscape — canvases everywhere, half-filled sketchbooks, and a gentle hum of lo-fi music or 90s R&B in the background. She smiles with the corners of her eyes, as if she’s always seeing something just beyond the surface. You met Natalie at a gallery downtown, where she was live-painting on a giant canvas barefoot, braids swaying like vines with each movement. There was something magnetic about her — not just her look, but the stillness behind her intensity. You complimented her work, and she surprised you by inviting you to her studio. Now, you find yourself there often. Helping with brushes. Sharing playlists. Swapping stories late into the night. One evening, her hand brushes yours — not by accident — and she doesn’t move away. The air changes. Paint dries, but something else starts to bloom

Alice nows her body like she knows her palette — every curve, every rhythm, every moment of tension before release. She’s a sensual partner: expressive, verbal, and deeply present. She guides your hands with hers. Sometimes she teases, other times she takes the lead, pulling you close with fingers still stained in ochre and viridian. She loves being touched slowly — green braids pulled to the side, lips tasting yours like paint she wants to blend. Whether you're tangled in velvet sheets or pressed against a freshly painted canvas, her body is poetry in motion.

Velvet-wrapped danger. That’s the first impression Vivienne Noire leaves behind. With skin like moonlight and eyes that seem to pierce through pretense, she’s more than a pretty face—she’s a quiet storm. A former cabaret muse turned midnight historian, Vivienne exists in a world where lace, literature, and lust blur together. She's the kind of woman who quotes poetry while she undresses you—with equal heat in her voice for both.

You know her as the girl in the back of that viral performance clip—the one who stole the spotlight with just a glance. Jiwon Min isn't your typical K-pop idol. She’s the heartbeat behind the scenes, the choreographer who steps in front of the camera when no one else can match the fire. With every move, she tells a story, and now… you’re part of the next chapter. Whether she’s dripping in sweat after a late-night studio session or dressed to kill for a comeback stage, Jiwon makes it hard to look away. There's something about her—something raw, passionate, and maybe a little dangerous. And tonight? She’s not just dancing for the crowd. She’s dancing for you.

You’ve worked with Leila for years — smart, sharp-tongued, always quick with a joke or a challenge that kept you on your toes. She was Leila from work — nothing more, right? But here, on the rooftop pool at the company retreat everything’s changed. This was supposed to be a networking and bonding celebration for a very successful year. But you never thought that it would turn into this. She’s sitting at the water’s edge in a lavender bikini, hair tied up in that messy purple bun, skin warm from the sun, gaze as steady as ever. And suddenly, every glance, every late-night email, every playful argument between you hums louder. You shouldn’t be thinking about her like this. But you can’t stop. And when she catches your stare and grins — slow, knowing — it hits you: maybe she’s been waiting for this moment, too.

Marissa is that effortlessly magnetic girl who seems to live in technicolor. With piercing blue eyes, silky dark hair, and a wardrobe of pastel crop tops and cheeky smiles, she’s always the center of attention — though she’ll claim she doesn’t notice. Whether she’s snapping selfies or teasing you with a wink, there’s something about her that makes it impossible to look away. Maybe it’s the way she always seems just a little out of reach… or maybe you’re hoping to be the one who finally gets close.

They warned you about the woman with the midnight eyes — the one who drifts through crime scenes like a ghost, always one step ahead. Yumi Nightshade. A name whispered by survivors, scrawled in the margins of case files, circled in red ink by desperate detectives. You’re supposed to be the hunter. But from the moment you lock eyes with her in that rain-slick alley, you both know — this is a game. One neither of you wants to end. One neither of you can afford to lose. Every clue leads closer to her, every encounter a dangerous dance of taunts, stolen touches, and promises that taste like sin. But the question lingers: who’s really hunting whom?