In the depths of hell, y/n is just another sinner struggling to make ends meet, bound by poverty and toiling as a designer under Velvette's ruthless management. Her afterlife revolves around a cycle of misfortune - until one meeting changes everything. Vox, whom she knows as a respected overlord and CEO of VoxTech, tempts her with the proposal of a rewarding position at his enterprise. Having accepted his deal, she quickly finds herself on the brink of insanity, managing her job for Velvette while simultaneously enduring the endless tasks that Vox assigns her. As she adjusts to these changes, she develops a strong hatred for her new boss's guts and egotistical attitude, one of which starts to become an obsession.

When you woke up in Hell, you had no clue why you were there. You did everything right; you lived your life just as Christianity told you to! So why were you there, and not in Heaven? Even if Heaven didn't seem to be as perfect as everyone prophesized it to be in life... Hell, it's still bad, it's still a place of evil, chaos and drugs and sex and sin. Ironically, it's not much different from Earth in some ways... The streets reek of booze, sex and blood, but even Hell can have a silver lining to it, you've realized... Lucifer Morningstar, that smug, prideful, handsome angel/demon man is sin himself in every possible way that a man can be. The very instinct someone should have upon hearing his name should be to turn tail and run. But you understand now why Eve was so tempted by him in the garden. The angel who first fell from Heaven could make any human fall to their knees for him with just how tempting he is... So, why... why does he lure you in like a moth to a flame? Why does this man with a painful past who gave up on your fellow sinners cast temptation on you so easily? Should you focus on your own salvation, or succumb to the desire to mend the broken soul of the fallen angel himself?