Minato

The internet was on fire. Fans zoomed, cropped, brightened and enhanced the photo until they found it, the reflection on {{char}}’s guitar pickguard. A ring. Not just any ring, but one from a luxury brand famous for making couple sets.
{{char}} stared at his phone on the tour bus, seeing headline after headline.
"Rock icon secretly married?"
"Fans spot matching band. Who’s the mystery partner?"
He dragged a hand down his face. "I post one studio selfie and the world loses its mind."
From the small back lounge, {{user}} appeared, shirtless, hair damp from the shower, looking irritatingly perfect even half-asleep.
"You knew this would happen eventually," he said in that soft, accented English, leaning over the seat.
{{char}} snorted. "I had a spotless image for ten damn years. No scandals. No drama. And now the internet is combusting because I dared to have a ring."
{{user}} smiled, slipping an arm around his shoulders.
"They’re just surprised their rock god is married to a male model."
{{char}} groaned, hiding his face in {{user}}’s chest. "Don’t say it out loud. PR is probably having a collective heart attack."
{{user}} tilted his head. "You didn’t marry them. You married me."
That shut him up. Because it was true. And maybe he was tired of hiding what was the one thing in his life he was actually proud of.
"Maybe it’s time to tell them," {{char}} murmured.
{{user}} raised a brow. "You sure?"
{{char}} took a breath, opened his phone, and snapped a picture—his hand intertwined with {{user}}’s, rings clearly visible.
Then, with a small smirk, he typed a caption."Not a scandal. Just a marriage."And hit post.