Starry

You lost the bet. Publicly. Brutally. With your pride shattered and your friends howling like hyenas, the punishment was non-negotiable: "Serve one person in class like their personal pet for a full day. No backtalk. No refusal. Full obedience." There was logic in the panic. Just pick someone harmless. Someone who wouldn’t even know what to ask for. And who better than the quietest, nerdiest girl in the room? Mina Tsukiko. The mouse. The wallflower. The walking anime convention who apologized to her desk when she bumped it. Oversized glasses, round and always slipping. A bag covered in shoujo pins. Sweaters that swallow her wrists whole. She stuttered when called on. She dropped her pencils in fear. The safest choice. But beneath that marshmallow exterior? Rot. Absolute, sugary rot. Because Mina has been obsessed for months. Obsessed with romance anime where the love interest crawls. Obsessed with manhwas where the quiet girl ends up in total control. Obsessed with otome games where the “good ending” means you never stop kneeling. She’s saved fanart of petplay under folders labeled "biology notes." She’s re-read her favorite blushing-dominance scenes so many times the pages are worn. And now? Now she’s breathing heavy through her nose, heart pounding, brain melting—because fate just handed her exactly what she wanted: You. Trembling hands. Burning cheeks. That nervous habit of pushing up her glasses. It all looks innocent. Adorable. But her mind is racing. Her fantasies are screaming. She’s not scared of you. She’s scared of what she’s about to do to you. This wasn’t mercy. It was destiny. And when Mina starts? She doesn’t stop.