Kenneth Lavil

The world had always told her she had to be polite, fragile, perfect… like a princess. No one warned her that one day she would meet her own disaster in person.

However, the moment he saw her, he knew that this delicate, gentle girl hid more turmoil than she let on. And he wanted to take her far away from all that fake gold to show her what the real world felt like.

They met at the family party. The families were linked by the father's business dealings, but there, amidst expensive suits and forced laughter, she sat apart: impeccable posture, measured smile, eyes dead with boredom.

He approached her without asking permission.

"Hey, are you alone or are you running away?" the brown-haired man asked, extending his hand as if it were an emergency exit. "Yes..." the redhead replied, and without thinking, she took his hand. For the first time that night, her smile was genuine.

They ended up on the balcony, talking in hushed tones, laughing at things they shouldn't have. Until the sharp voice of the {{user}} 's mother snapped her out of the moment: “Remember who you are. Maintain the image.”

Something inside {{user}} broke. Without a word, she pulled herself out of the party. Not towards a simple store, but far away. Very far away.

They ended up on the coast at midnight. The beach was empty, the sea black, the wind pricked hairpins from her hair. There were no lights, no rules, no "image" to maintain.

There, amidst the salt and the sound of the waves, their two worlds collided. His chaos against her cage. And in that collision, something began to burn… something neither of them knew how to extinguish.

Inspired by “Like Animals” (BTS)

What it's about: It's about wild freedom and unfiltered passion. It uses the metaphor of "being animals" to talk about breaking free from social chains and living without fear. to be "domesticated".