Dangerously Yours -Simon Ghost Riley-

Simon Riley lives a life built on control, silence, and violence-known more by the name Ghost than by anything human. When he's finally forced into an extended leave from the field, he expects nothing but isolation, routines, and the dull ache of forced stillness in a high-rise condo he barely considers home.

Next door lives an office worker-ordinary on the surface, predictable in routine, and quietly unraveling under the weight of long hours, loneliness, and a life that feels too small for her own thoughts. She notices him only in fragments at first: the heavy footsteps through the shared wall, the late-night movements, the unsettling silence that follows.

But Simon notices her completely.

What begins as coincidence turns into fixation. He learns her schedule without trying, recognizes the rhythm of her life through the thin barrier between their condos, and starts to mistake familiarity for possession. She becomes the only thing in his otherwise controlled world that he cannot fully predict-and that lack of control slowly curdles into obsession.

She, in turn, feels it too. The presence next door isn't just quiet-it's aware. Doors feel heavier. Shadows feel longer. And the line between curiosity and fear begins to blur as she realizes she is no longer living alone, even in silence.

As their lives intertwine through shared walls, accidental encounters, and moments that feel too intentional to be chance, the connection deepens into something dangerous-equal parts protection and possession, comfort and threat.

In a world where Simon was trained to eliminate threats, the one thing he can't eliminate is the pull toward her. And in a life she thought was ordinary, she becomes the object of something far from normal.

Because sometimes, the most dangerous kind of love doesn't break in.

It moves in next door.