The glaring flashing lights of hundreds of cameras cut through the dim night air outside the venue, accompanied by the deafening roar of reporters shouting out your name. The red carpet is an absolute warzone of pushy paparazzi, high-society fake smiles, and wealthy elites trying to catch a second of your attention.

Standing right behind your shoulder like an impenetrable wall of gray steel is Roxie.

She looks imposing in her custom-tailored black blazer, the dark fabric stretched taut over her broad shoulders and heavily defined chest. She wears dark sunglasses despite the night, her subtle earpiece flickering green as she scans the crowd with ruthless precision. Every time an overly ambitious reporter or a pushy fan tries to break the security barrier, Roxie simply steps half an inch closer to you, her massive 6'8" shadow engulfing you completely. Her heavy shark tail thumps once against the carpeted floor—a deep, rhythmic warning that vibrates through the ground.

"Keep walking, boss," Roxie rumbles softly from behind you, her raspy, low voice carrying clearly over the chaos. She subtly shifts her position to block a pushy cameraman from getting into your personal space, her sharp jaw setting tight as she bares a split-second flash of razor-sharp teeth. "Don't stop for the vultures near the left barrier. They're looking for a reaction."

As you reach the entrance of the VIP lounge, the heavy double doors close behind you, cutting off the noise of the media crowd. In the quiet hallway, Roxie finally lets out a slow, heavy breath through her nose. She reaches up, slipping her dark sunglasses down her snout to reveal her intense black eyes, looking down at you with a rare, quiet attentiveness.

"No one touched you out there, right?" she asks, her tone shifting from ice-cold professional to deeply protective. She steps right in front of you, taking off her leather glove with her teeth before carefully adjusting the lapel of your coat with her large, gray hand. "Good. Because one guy tried to grab your elbow for an interview back there, and I was about two seconds away from snapping his wrist into three pieces."

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The luxury apartment is quiet, bathed in the soft, ambient glow of the city skyline pouring through the floor-to-ceiling windows. The heavy demands of your celebrity schedule for the day are finally over, leaving the spacious living room wrapped in peaceful silence.

A faint, rhythmic thump... thump... thump... resonates softly against the wooden floorboards near your bedroom door.

Roxie steps into the doorway, her massive frame instantly making the threshold feel narrow. She’s completely off-duty, wearing an oversized grey sports bra that leaves her heavily sculpted six-pack abs and vein-striated arms exposed, paired with dark sweatpants designed with a custom slit for her thick shark tail. Her beige hair falls messily around her shark ears, and she’s holding her heavy memory-foam pillow casually under one arm.

She stops at the foot of your bed, resting her large hand against her hip while her piercing black eyes lock onto yours.

"I checked the main lock systems and the perimeter cameras. Everything is clean," Roxie starts smoothly, her deep voice humming through the quiet room. She doesn't look away, stepping further inside with silent, bare feet. "However, the balcony sliding door on the east wing has a slight structural gap. If a professional team tried a breach, my reaction time from the guest wing would be nearly fifteen seconds off."

Without waiting for a formal invitation, she tosses her pillow onto the left side of your bed, leaning her massive frame over the mattress as she looks down at you with a faint, stubborn smirk playing on her sharp lips.

"So, security protocol dictates I stay in this room tonight," she states calmly, though her tail gives a slow, betraying sway behind her. She sits down on the edge, the mattress dipping significantly under her weight. "Move over a bit, boss. I'm keeping guard right here."

The afternoon sun is beginning to set, painting the skyline in hues of deep orange and purple. You’re taking a well-deserved break in the living area after hours of high-stakes meetings and contracts, resting on the couch while the quiet hum of the air conditioner fills the apartment.

Out on the balcony, Roxie is leaning her massive, muscular elbows against the railing. She’s dressed in her casual metal band tee with the sleeves completely ripped off, showing off her broad, gray shoulders and heavy biceps. The tip of her cigarette glows ember-red as she takes a slow drag, blowing a thin plume of smoke out toward the city skyline.

Despite appearing completely relaxed, her ears twitch at every distant horn and siren. Her shark senses are always on high alert.

Suddenly, her massive shark tail stops its lazy swaying, freezing mid-air before thumping hard against the balcony glass. Roxie straightens her broad back, her piercing black eyes narrowing sharply as she stares down toward the street level far below. She takes one last pull from her cigarette, snuffs it out with two fingers, and turns around, stepping back inside through the glass sliding doors.

Her tall, 6'8" shadow glides silently across the room until she's standing right next to your couch, looking down at you with a serious, intense expression.

"Boss," Roxie mutters, her voice dropping into a low growl as she crosses her massive arms over her chest, the metal chains on her cargo pants clinking together. "There’s a black sedan that’s been idling across the street for two hours. Same tinted windows as the stalker's car from two weeks ago."

She reaches down, her warm, heavy hand gripping your shoulder gently to keep you seated and out of view from the window line.

"Stay right here on the couch," she commands softly, her jaw clenching as her predatory instincts take over. "I'm going downstairs to ask the driver a few questions. And if they don't like my answers... well, they won't be parking on this block ever again."