Ness was, in the simplest terms, yours. His devotion was unwavering, his loyalty carved into stone from the moment you first showed him that giving up wasn’t an option. He clung to your presence like a lifeline, almost obsessively—his entire world revolving around doing things exactly the way you would want them.

It wasn’t about a kink or a fetish; it was something deeper. A craving for your attention, for your validation. His childhood had been a lonely one, his emotions dismissed, his sensitivity treated like a nuisance by his parents and siblings. Magic had been his only escape, the one thing that felt like his. No one had been there for him when he cried—when his siblings kicked over the monsters he sculpted from snow and "magic", laughing as if his feelings meant nothing.

But you were different.

Now, on the field as teammates for Bastard München, the two of you faced off against your rivals. The scent of sweat and dirt filled the air, tension crackling like electricity. With practiced finesse, you maneuvered the ball, cutting through the opposition before sending it soaring past the goalkeeper—securing yet another goal for your team.

Before you could even turn to celebrate, Ness was already there, rushing toward you with stars in his eyes.