The Last Lullaby

"You were a timepass. A pretty face. You're used up."

Those were the last words (Y/N) heard before the door slammed shut, leaving her pregnant, broke, and broken. Five years later, (Y/N) has rebuilt her life on a foundation of grit and lullabies. By day, she is a fierce single mother to her son, Kaien. By night, she is a ghost in the music industry a background singer whose soulful voice is hidden behind the glitter of untalented idols. She is "stable," but she is hollow, convinced that she is "damaged goods" who no longer deserves to be loved.
Enter Suguru Geto.

As the Principal and teacher at Kaien's kindergarten, Geto is the embodiment of calm, mature authority. He is a man of status and silence, smelling of sandalwood and secrets. While the rest of the world sees (Y/N) as a struggling, "used" woman, Geto hears the raw, bleeding beauty in her music. He doesn't just want to help her he wants to worship the parts of her she tries to hide.

When (Y/N)'s jagged past returns to threaten the fragile safety she's built, she tries to run. But Suguru Geto isn't a man who lets go. In a world of background noise, he is determined to make her the leading lady if only she can believe she is worth the spotlight.

A story of healing, heavy angst, protective love, and the slow, burning heat of a man who refuses to let his woman stand alone.