Gray just started a new job as an engineer for the ICEMAKE software program, when the fiery CEO, Natsu, takes an immediate interest in him. Is he just a friendly boss, or is there something more? Gray needs to balance work, his inappropriate feelings for his boss, and a dangerous E.N.D. computer virus that's threatening the whole company.

Gray nearly dies in battle. Although Natsu saves his life, Gray is left severely handicapped and may never walk again. Now Gray despises Natsu, feeling weak and indebted, while the Dragon Slayer is confused with why he feels possessive over Gray. The team falls apart as both deal with intense feelings of regret, shame, desire, and both physical and emotional agony.

Freed has been frequenting a gay strip club to watch his favorite dancer, "Thor." He hears that Thor is about to get fired because his gruff ways don't get him customers. Freed can save his job, but only by hiring this blond dancer who, up until now, has always been unattainable perfection. What starts as a simple lap dance turns into much more, and Freed decides to figure out who this man with the electric blue eyes really is. Does he dare try to "catch the thunder"?

Everything about this mission went wrong, from Laxus forgetting his toothbrush and having to borrow Freed's, to his sleeping bag mysteriously vanishing, massive storms, road closures, delayed trains.... Now, he's been cursed by an enemy with something he never thought would prove to be a weakness: his own hair. Laxus has to get through the next few days cursed with super long hair without going totally insane or getting tangled in his own tresses. Luckily, he has Freed with him, who knows all too well how to handle some long locks, and how to handle an irate Lightning Dragon Slayer.