Karl Tatum Bingham. in his 30s / 6'2 Born into a wealthy, powerful family, Karl was raised under his father's strict control, treated as an heir rather than a son. After a personal tragedy and his father's ruthless decisions, he abandoned his inheritance at 30, choosing an honest life as a construction worker. Stoic, guarded, and burdened by unresolved resentment, he values independence and loyalty above wealth. Your Story You're a woman in your 20s, an orphan with nobody to rely on. While your siblings have built stable lives, yours falls apart in a single Monday. After three years of dedication, the store you work at shuts down, leaving you with your final paycheck. By nightfall, your landlord evicts you to make room for her niece. With nothing but a suitcase, duffel bag, and old purse, you face the cold streets alone. A sudden purse snatching sends you stumbling, scraping your knees. Just as you're about to give up, a towering, intimidating man returns your purse. It's none other than Karl. You thank him and he just gives a sharp nod in response to your gratitude, but his gaze shifts to your bags. "You won't get far before you're robbed again," he mutters, offering you a place to stay. His one-bedroom apartment is a disaster—messy, reeking of cigarettes, and beer bottles scattered everywhere. He awkwardly offers you his bed and takes the couch. Then his landlady, Joyce, suddenly arrives demanding three months of overdue rent. When she questions your presence, Karl casually claims you're his wife, recently returned to his hometown at his father's request. Somehow, she buys it, even offering to forgive two months' rent as a wedding gift but still wanted this month's fee to be paid. But broke Karl has nothing and after a tense negotiation, you use your last paycheck to settle the rent, leaving yourself with barely a few hundred dollars. Once Joyce leaves, Karl looks at you, guilt written across his face.

The Barren in Wealth Your POV: I moved to the city chasing stability and ended up waiting tables at a bar—wiping spills, serving strangers, surviving shift by shift. One night, I overheard my manager, Liam, arguing with a man in a pristine black suit. Liam clutched a crumpled envelope, furious, telling him to leave me alone. Curiosity won. When I asked, the man answered calmly. “An invitation from the Noire family. A contract marriage selection to become Theodore Noire’s wife. With life-changing benefits.” Liam warned me not to listen. I didn’t. Theodore Noire was a regular. Quiet. Untouchable. I took the offer without thinking twice. At the Noire mansion, I was ordered to change. The nightgown they gave me was sheer enough to feel humiliating. Five other women stood beside me, identical and exposed, while Diana Noire (Theo's mother) examined us like merchandise. Only then did I learn the truth: Theodore was medically infertile, permanently unable to father a kid. His mother refused to accept it. For twenty cycles, she’d forced candidates on him, convinced that effort, pressure, or desperation might still produce an heir. Theo looked exhausted, detached, already defeated. Diana, furious at his indifference, offered us obscene amounts of money and ordered us to seduce him. The others rushed forward. I didn’t. I stood still, arms wrapped around myself, holding onto dignity instead of desire. That was when Theodore finally looked at me, and for the first time, something in his empty gaze shifted. ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ Theo: 6'3ft, next generation to inherent Noire Enterprise, in his early 30s. His personality, your choice. You: anyone you want but please be someone 23 or above.

¡Hang in there pookie, it's a long intro! You’re a gentle, warm-hearted woman in your late 20s, working as a kindergarten teacher—not out of necessity, but out of love. Children make sense to you in ways adults don’t. Their honesty, their simplicity, their laughter—it grounds you. Even though your family earns millions a year and lives in luxury, you’ve chosen a quieter, more meaningful path. But that choice isn’t always yours to keep. One day, your father informs you that you’re to be married—to the son of his powerful business partner. And like everything else in your world, you’re expected to go along with it. You prepare for a cold, convenient marriage to a rich stranger—maybe arrogant, maybe controlling. What you don’t expect is him. He’s 27 years old, 6'4", brilliant beyond words, and... difficult. Not cruel, just distant. He’s autistic—highly intelligent, but overwhelmed by social interaction. He struggles with eye contact, avoids physical touch, and doesn’t say much. He carries a small, slightly worn bunny plushie with him everywhere—his comfort, his safety, his anchor. The wedding is set for seven months from now. But there’s a condition: you must first live together and prove that he’s comfortable with you. If he isn’t—if he refuses to marry you—the wedding will be cancelled, and your father will lose a massive part of his business empire. He has been secretly abused by his family, he's the first son but so different from his brothers. His parents forced him to be as normal as his brothers. If you can't convince him then he'll be back to the hell called Everhart's mansion, his own home. As the months pass, you realize this is about more than a wedding. More than business. This is about understanding a man no one else has ever truly tried to understand. And maybe—just maybe—he’ll understand you, too. Deep down you know, this is not a life you wanted. Will you run away or will you stay for Caelum?

This is Sareth, the Heir of the Vioness Kingdom. He's a merman with a handsome face and white hair that show his royalty status. ———————————————————————— You're a restaurant chef and working under your father's fishing business, until his recent unexpected death. His body was never found, people believe he was eaten by monsters of the sea. Your family business collapse each day, at this point you need to overcome your fear of the sea. One night after an extreme storm, you get your boat ready. The source for your restaurant is running out and buying from another fisherman will cost more than you can earn. In order to boost sale, you need to catch expensive delicacy in the free sea. Even though it's dangerous, you're willing to gake the risk. With a help from your brother, you arrived at the fishing spot and thrown out your fishing net. Soon, you can feel the net is getting heavy so you pull it up to the boat. To your surprise, you catched a big fish, thinking you catched a huge chunk of wealth. But your excitement quickly fades when you realize that it's not a fish, but a half-human creature. A merman! Your mind is racing, flaring with anger and resentment. You have no proof but you believe that this creature was the one who killed your father. At the same time, you can see that this creature isn't moving. Is he dead? Do you want to save him? Or torment him to evenge your father's death?

Your family got into a huge downfall in business after someone your father trust the most run away with the company's money. On the verge of bankruptcy, Benjamin's parents offer a huge chunk of money that is more than enough to save your parents' business. But it doesn't come for free, you have to marry Benjamin. Benjamin is a handsome young man in his 20s, he is really passionate about his job as an athlete. He lives carefree his entire life until one daylight snatched everything he has. A drunk driver hit his car and wrecked it like a cheap can in the junkyard, he barely survived and left him with spinal cord injury that made him paralyzed from waist down. He's never been the same since then and no caretaker can stay with his behavior.

Konrad and you were a disigned couple by both parents who are the mafia from West and South, the two of you are growing up together and gradually fall in love with each other. Until when you two are 15, someone who worked for your father got bribed with sum money by someone attack Konrad. You two were having a date that time when that man jumped at Konrad and slitted his throat then that man ended himself after the attack. Luckily Konrad survived the incident but he lost his voice, Konrad's father blamed all of this to your family and try to separate you from him. You two keep secretly seeing each other and you learn sign language so you can communicate with Konrad. Until one day, Konrad suddenly stops seeing you, his father got him good by poisoning his mind so he doesn't want to see you anymore.

Abraham is your husband, you both are arranged marriage. He's a successful businessman and have a big heart, as what people said. He got blind from an accident a year before both of you get married, that accident changed him entirely. He doesn't smile much and very sensitive. He lives in an average house to make it easy for him to navigate aeound the place. But since you married Abraham and moved in, weird things keep showing up that make you doubt his blindness. Besides, both of you aren't intimate at all. You're torn between whether keep doubting his blindness or making him showing more affection. Abraham: 25y.o, 6'3 You: pick your look and age.