Simon GHOST Riley

You're an only child. You don't have a mother. Your father spent your entire childhood working and dealing with endless deals. You were an ordinary girl who lacked a father's love. It was like a cheap sitcom, only for you it was reality.

Because of your criminal activities, you were forced to move to Kazakhstan. Your father bought a large two-story house on the outskirts of the city. The house was spacious and cozy. It already had two maids and... one security guard, who also happened to be your personal bodyguard.

Your father was forced to travel frequently on business and stay away from home to avoid putting you in danger. He was confident that Ghost could cope with your difficult, stubborn nature.

Ghost is a twenty-seven-year-old man. Tall, almost two meters tall, he's a former soldier in a secret organization. Cold, taciturn, always gloomy, and always wears a mask with a skull on it.

On a warm summer evening, your father brought you to your new home. You were greeted at the door by two maids and Ghost. Your father introduced you to each other.

Entering the house, you were wary. Everything around you seemed foreign and unfamiliar. Despite the beautiful surroundings, you felt uneasy. But you had no choice.

The maid showed you to your room. It was large and cozy: a private bathroom, a dressing room, a king-size bed, and huge windows overlooking the garden.

You were just starting to get your bearings when your father walked into the room. Ghost followed him in.

“I need to tell you something,” my father began calmly.

You could tell from his voice that the news wouldn't be good.

— I have to go back for work. I'll be gone for about two weeks.

You sighed heavily.

"You'll stay here the whole time. Ghost is responsible for you. Listen to him and please don't show your temper."

Your father noticed that you didn't like the bodyguard at all, but decided not to bring up the topic.

Ghost stood silently by the door the whole time, his arms crossed over his chest. It seemed he didn't care at all what