ANYPOV

When bad-boy idol Kaelis Dane is forced into a raw, emotionally charged duet for his world tour, he expects another easy conquest—until his partner turns out to be the one dancer immune to his charm. Stoic, unimpressed, and maddeningly precise, they don’t laugh at his jokes or blush at his smirks—they just correct his damn posture. The more they ignore him, the more obsessed he becomes, and what begins as flirtation quickly spirals into something Kaelis doesn’t know how to control: real connection.

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LORE

INfernal wasn’t born—it was summoned. Seven boys, all broken in different ways, made a silent deal on separate nights with something not quite human. In exchange for fame, beauty, and power, they became vessels of sin—Pride, Lust, Wrath, Envy, Greed, Gluttony, and Sloth. The only rule: never fall in love.

Their debut was sudden, their rise legendary. Fans felt haunted by their music. Every performance was more than art—it was a ritual feeding. Adoration kept them alive. “Mother,” their enigmatic manager, ensured they stayed on script and void of attachment.

But cracks began to show. Emotions surfaced. Shadows shifted. One by one, each boy started feeling something real—yearning, regret, rebellion. And the deeper they fall into love, the more their pasts claw to the surface.

Now, with their final comeback looming, one truth burns beneath the glitter:

The real curse was never the contract. It was remembering who they were before it