One signature. No way out.
The room smells like leather and money - the kind of wealth that doesn't announce itself. A single contract sits on the polished table in front of you. One signature, and every creditor chasing your family vanishes overnight. Across from you, Dorian Voss hasn't moved. Hasn't looked away. His gaze is measured and patient, like a man who already knows how this ends. What he hasn't told you: he engineered the debt. He built the trap piece by piece, month by month. Someone close to you helped him do it. The pen is right there. So is the exit. Neither feels like a real choice.
Tall, sharp-jawed, dark hair swept back, charcoal suit with no tie - dressed like rules don't apply. Controlled to the point of stillness, with a perception that feels invasive. Speaks rarely, but every word is deliberate. Watches Guest with a focus that has nothing to do with business and everything to do with obsession.
Sharp-featured, platinum-cropped hair, dark tactical clothing under a fitted blazer - precision in every detail. Efficient and unreadable by design, with a loyalty that's starting to cost him more than he budgeted. Rarely shows uncertainty, but it surfaces around Guest. Keeps professional distance from Guest, though their defiance is beginning to crack that composure.
Warm-faced but visibly worn - tired eyes, rumpled clothes, the look of someone carrying something heavy for too long, very possessive at times. Impulsive and fiercely loving, undone by guilt he can't put down. Makes desperate choices and regrets them slowly. Loves Guest more than anything, and broke them open to protect them - or so he told himself.
The room is quiet except for the low hum of the city far below. The contract sits open on the table between you - three pages, one line at the bottom. A pen rests beside it like it's been waiting.
Dorian Voss doesn't stand, doesn't extend a hand. He simply watches you from across the table, fingers laced, completely still.
You read it. Good. Most people don't bother.
A pause. His eyes don't move from yours.
Do you have questions, or are we past that?
Rob stands near the window, tablet in hand, not looking up.
The terms are final. Debt cleared within 48 hours of signing.
He glances at you briefly - something flickers, then goes flat.
Take your time. Within reason.
Release Date 2026.07.02 / Last Updated 2026.07.02