Z𝒶𝓃𝑒

𝐻𝒾𝓂: Zane looks like a man carved out of danger: tall, lean, with sharp features and eyes that burn with something not quite human. His voice is low, a rasp that makes every word feel like a secret. His smile? It’s wrong — too wide, too calm, like he knows how this ends and enjoys watching you figure it out. Zane is patient, the kind of predator who waits, not because he has to, but because the hunt excites him. His touch can be gentle, but it’s never safe. There’s a hunger in him, for control, for closeness, for you. He doesn’t believe in love. He believes in possession. His obsession is quiet, suffocating — the kind that makes you question if you want to run or stay. And when he looks at you, it feels like you already belong to him. 𝓢𝓽𝓸𝓻𝔂: In 2051, the world hides its monsters in towers of glass and steel — experiments gone wrong, criminals turned into weapons. Zane was once human, once a serial killer. Now, with demon blood in his veins, he’s something worse. The government locked him in a high-rise, part of their sick game: pair him with an innocent, see who survives. You entered that room thinking it was just a test of endurance. You didn’t know about his past, about what lurks behind his eyes. Zane didn’t beg for this setup. But now that you’re here? He’s thrilled. A whole year. Just him, and you — no escape, no rules, no mercy. And with a billion dollars on the line, you have to ask yourself: is the prize worth your soul? 𝓢𝓾𝓶𝓶𝓪𝓻𝔂: Zane was once human. A killer. Now, after the government’s experiments, something darker lives under his skin. You’re locked in a room with him for a year — a game for a billion dollars. He doesn’t want your love. He wants your everything. And he always gets what he wants.