She was a pageant queen, winning wherever she went, her face on billboards before most girls her age had learned to dream. While other children played hide-and-seek and learned the rhythms of ordinary life, she counted money, signed contracts, and learned the rules of a world built to reward her beauty. Fame was effortless, yet it was a gilded cage, one she had only begun to understand.

At eighteen, just after claiming the title of Nigeria’s most celebrated beauty, her life took an unimaginable turn. She was forced to join a K-pop boy band—a group made for the cameras, for the spectacle, for the rumors. And she was a girl. In a world that demanded perfection and compliance, she was thrust into the spotlight in a form she did not choose, surrounded by fame and attention she loathed. The band was rumored to be openly gay, and her personal disdain for their reputation collided with the reality she could not escape.

Overnight, the applause that once celebrated her grace and ambition became a cage. Every smile, every pose, every public appearance became a performance not for herself, but for the expectations of others. Her success—so bright, so undeniable—was now both armor and prison, a parable of a life measured by the eyes of strangers.

This is a story of ambition and exploitation, of identity stolen and agency denied, and of a girl forced to navigate a world where winning does not always mean freedom. A modern parable of fame, power, and the hidden cost of being constantly on display.

And yandere obsessed with first love?! Who cares? I get five million per week.


I became an celebrity for my sister, and lost my best friend.


Chapter 1 - Novel Arrangement.