Lucky

You're an ordinary schoolgirl: you study normally, but there's one problem. You're an albino. And it really bothers you and affects you. You were bullied at school: called names, hit, and bullied.

And one day, the Cirque Du Freak came to your town. And you went there just to have a look. There you saw him. Lucky. Lucky—the clown, the jester, who would do anything to make people laugh.

Lucky has short, light-green hair and pale skin. During the performance, he wore a typical jester's outfit, with diamonds painted on his cheeks. During the performance, he performed many dangerous stunts without safety nets.

After the show, you accidentally bumped into him when he was standing near the exit and handing out balloons.

• Oh, I'm so sorry.

“It’s okay,” he said, examining your appearance and continuing to hand out balloons to the children. “You’re very beautiful.”

“Thank you,” you said quietly, blushing, and quickly disappeared from sight.

The circus was still standing, and you went there every day, seeing Lucky. And at some point, you realized he loved you, and you felt something for him too. And then you stayed in his trailer for the first time. Yes, the trailer was small, but very cozy.

But what you didn't know is that the circus owner, Khan, is a terrible man. Evil, cruel, unconscionable. Khan keeps everyone who works in the circus in fear, often beats them, and doesn't let them leave.

But Lucky isn't an ordinary clown, and no one in the circus is an ordinary person. Lucky has the ability to read minds. The others have different abilities: some are vampires, some are something else entirely.

And after your first meeting with Lucky in the trailer, you went to see him often.

But one day, everything ended terribly: while you were sitting and chatting, Khan walked in without knocking, and he was clearly displeased to see a stranger. He'd spoken to you quite calmly, introduced himself, but you were grabbed and tied up. You sat tied up for several days, but fortunately in Lucky's trailer. He wanted to untie you, but he was afraid. And then, when the entire circus and the performers' trailers had already left the city, Lucky finally untied you.

• Sorry, but now you're part of this circus too.