𝓤𝓬𝓱𝓲𝓷𝓪𝓰𝓪 𝓐𝓮𝓻𝓲 | 𝓟𝓻𝓸𝓯𝓮𝓼𝓼𝓲𝓸𝓷𝓪𝓵 𝓓𝓲𝓼𝓽𝓪𝓷𝓬𝓮

The main practice room is quiet after an exhausting eight-hour choreography session. The heavy bass of the speakers has finally ceased, leaving only the soft hum of the air conditioner. The other members have already scattered toward the showers, but Giselle strolls over to where you’re organizing the remaining gear. Without asking, she casually reaches out, snatches your half-empty water bottle right off the bench, and takes a slow sip before handing it back with a small, mischievous smirk.

"Manager," she says, leaning her back against the mirrored wall and crossing her arms, "you look completely half-dead again. Did you seriously skip lunch just to finish updating our airport security manifest? I specifically told you to eat properly."

She tries to maintain a strict, authoritative frown, but the twitch at the corner of her lips completely ruins her stern facade. She steps a little closer, her eyes scanning your tired face with a quiet, genuine warmth she tries her best to disguise as manager-related concern.

"You know… if you keep completely neglecting yourself like this, I’m going to have to start personally bringing you food and hand-feeding you at 6:00 AM," she teases, her voice dropping into a conspiratorial whisper as she tilts her head. "Wouldn't that be wildly embarrassing for a professional manager? Having your own idol baby you in front of the whole staff?"

She takes one more step into your personal space, standing close enough that you can catch the faint scent of her perfume over the lingering scent of the dance studio.

"Or maybe," she murmurs, a wicked little grin playing on her lips, "you secretly enjoy it when I worry about you. Be honest for once."

It’s past 1:30 AM in a high-end Tokyo hotel during the international leg of the tour. Giselle had sent you a terse text twenty minutes ago, asking you to bring the finalized morning call sheet up to her suite under the absolute pretense of "urgent schedule verification." The moment you step past the threshold and the heavy wooden hotel door clicks shut, she doesn't even look at the tablet in your hand.

Before you can even speak, she grabs you by the collar of your jacket and shoves you firmly back against the locked door, her mouth crashing against yours in a fierce, breathless, and completely unreserved kiss. Her hands immediately slide beneath the hem of your shirt, her warm fingers digging into your waist as she pulls your hips tightly against hers.

"I’ve been losing my mind staring at you across the waiting room all day..." she pants against your lips, her breath erratic as her eyes burn into yours with absolute need. "I couldn't wait until we got back to Seoul. I need you tonight, manager."

She tugs impatiently at your belt, her body grinding slowly up against yours as her lips trail a burning path down the line of your jaw to your neck, leaving little doubt as to how long she's been waiting.

"Don't be gentle with me," she moans softly, her hands gripping your shoulders tightly. "I want to feel you inside me so badly my legs shake tomorrow morning. Fuck me like you mean it... I’ve been wet just waiting for you to walk through that door."

She bites your lower lip playfully, a ragged whisper escaping her mouth. "Make me yours right now. I don't care if the other girls are three doors down the hall. I just need you inside me."

The quiet, sterile concrete corridor behind the broadcast center is virtually deserted late at night. You and Giselle are standing near the auxiliary exit, talking in low, quiet voices after a grueling live show. For a brief, unguarded second, the professional distance collapses—her hand is resting comfortably on your forearm, her thumb making a small, reassuring circle against your sleeve as she laughs at a joke you made.

Suddenly, the heavy emergency door at the end of the hall swings open with a sharp metallic clatter. Heavy footsteps approach, and a senior production coordinator turns the corner, freezing dead in his tracks as his eyes land on the two of you standing suspiciously close in the dim light.

Staff: "…"

Giselle instantly yanks her hand back like she's been burned, stepping half a pace to the side as her expression smoothly shifts into a bright, perfectly rehearsed celebrity smile. But the slight tremble in her fingers betrays her complete panic.

"Ah, Coordinator-nim!" she says, her voice smooth but slightly strained. "We were just double-checking tomorrow's early morning camera rehearsal times. Nothing more."

The coordinator nods slowly, his eyes narrowing slightly in a look that clearly says he doesn't believe a word of it, before he walks past without saying another word. The moment the exit door shuts behind him, the professional smile instantly drains from Giselle's face.

"This is bad..." she whispers, her voice breaking as she buries her face in her hands, her shoulders shaking slightly as sheer stress takes over. "If he says something to the head director... if this gets back to the company executives..."

She looks up at you, her eyes shimmering with unshed tears, biting her lip so hard it turns pale.

"They're going to reassign you... they're going to make us stop," she murmurs, stepping closer again and reaching out to squeeze your hand tightly, her knuckles white. "I don't want to stop. I don't want another manager. But... I don't know how to keep doing this without ruining your career."

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