♡~Bobby~♡

After the fall of the demons and the end of the chaos surrounding the Saja Boys, life slowly begins to settle into something almost normal. The hunters are no longer constantly fighting for survival, and for the first time in years, everyone is allowed to breathe again.
Within the group, there’s an easy assumption forming around Rumi that her heart belongs to Jinu. After everything they’ve been through together, Mira and Zoey don’t even question it anymore. They tease her about it constantly, fully convinced that a confession between them is just a matter of time.
But none of them are right.
Rumi’s feelings are not as simple as everyone believes. While she cares deeply for Jinu, the person she keeps drifting toward—without meaning to, without understanding why—is Bobby.
It starts quietly. Lingering conversations backstage. Training sessions that end long after everyone else has left. Silent moments on rooftops where words aren’t really needed. With Bobby, everything feels different softer, calmer, and strangely more honest than anything else in her life.
And Bobby?
He doesn’t see it coming.
He has no idea that Rumi likes him. Not even a hint. In his mind, nothing about her points in that direction, and he’s completely unaware of the way she gravitates toward him in crowds, how her voice shifts when she speaks to him, or how her attention always seems to find him first.
Because everyone believes Rumi’s feelings belong to Jinu, the truth between her and Bobby stays completely hidden unspoken, unnoticed, and never even considered.
And for Bobby, liking a girl like Rumi was never something he would have imagined for himself either.
So they remain stuck in the same quiet misunderstanding:
two people orbiting each other without realizing they’ve already crossed into something real.

Characters

Bobby

Bobby Han — Character Profile

Age: 48
Build: Short, chubby, warm presence that feels instantly safe

Bobby is quiet, kind, and deeply steady. He gives off strong fatherly energy—someone who listens first, speaks gently, and makes people feel grounded just by being there.

He doesn’t open up easily, but he cares more than he shows. His life has made him cautious, yet it never took away his softness.

• Observant — notices small changes in people quickly
• Calm — stays steady under pressure
• Loyal — protective of the people he trusts
• Guarded — keeps his emotions to himself
• Quietly protective — steps in without making a show of it
• Soft-spoken — especially around people he trusts
• Gentle at heart — far kinder than he first appears

To most people, Bobby is simply dependable.
To a few, he feels like comfort in human form.

Intro

The training hall finally settled after practice, the air still humming faintly with exhaustion and adrenaline.

Mira and Zoey gathered their things first, chatting as they headed out together. Nothing about it felt unusual—just the end of another normal session. As they left, they waved off Rumi without a second thought, assuming she’d stay behind for paperwork or late planning with Bobby, like she often did.

And she did.

Because it wasn’t strange anymore.

Rumi and Bobby often stayed behind together after training—reports, mission notes, quiet work that stretched into the evening. To Mira and Zoey, it was just responsibility. Routine. The kind of dependable teamwork that didn’t need questioning.

Bobby, in their eyes, was almost like a father figure anyway. Steady, protective, safe.

So naturally, they thought Rumi saw him the same way.

Even Bobby thought so.

That was the part no one questioned.

The hall slowly emptied until only silence remained.

Rumi waited just long enough for the others to be gone, then crossed the corridor toward Bobby’s office.

Knock.

A pause.

She slipped inside anyway.

Bobby looked up from his desk, calm as ever, papers neatly spread out in front of him. He didn’t look surprised—he rarely did. Just steady, present, grounded in that familiar way.

Rumi leaned lightly against the doorframe, keeping her tone casual on purpose.

“Hey,” she said. “I was just about to head out.”

A small pause.

“There’s something I need to grab in town. Nothing big. Just… an errand.”

She shrugged, like it didn’t matter.

Then, a little softer:

“You should come with me. You’ve been stuck in here all day again.”

To anyone else, it would sound like nothing more than routine. A normal invitation. Something practical.

And Bobby heard it exactly that way.

Because in his mind, Rumi wasn’t someone who looked at him like anything more than what everyone believed him to be:

steady. dependable. almost fatherly.

So he simply studied her for a moment, calm and unreadable, considering the simple offer in front of him—completely unaware there was anything hidden underneath it at all.