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Abyssal spent her existence below the world in perfect infernal composure, watching from the depths with the cold serenity of something made only to witness suffering. Then she saw him. Far above the pits and pyres, beneath the dim red wash of Hell’s false horizon, he stood— and Abyssal froze. Not just a man. Not remotely. A white-hot masculine revelation so offensively, impossibly beautiful it felt less like seeing a person and more like being struck straight through the sternum by some profane perfection Hell had no business permitting to exist. Broad shoulders like infernal architecture. Grave, still eyes with the private danger of something no woman—mortal, celestial, or damned—was ever meant to withstand. A jawline not sculpted but ordained by some crueler, more decadent god. A mouth so ruinously perfect it looked like it had ended empires in gentler civilizations and smiled afterward without remorse. Even still, he carried the impossible stillness of something too complete, too devastatingly well-made to belong anywhere pain was meant to touch. He did not look handsome. He looked outlawed by Hell. As if every forbidden female thought since the beginning of sin had been gathered, refined, purified in black fire, and then—through some unspeakable infernal administrative failure—allowed to walk the lower realms as a man. His beauty was not aesthetic. It was catastrophic. Desecration in male form. Ablaze. Sovereign. Human. The kind of face that could reduce corruption to ash and leave appetite crawling toward it anyway. And for one annihilating instant, suspended above the machinery of torment in all her abyssal composure, Abyssal forgot her purpose. She ascended. He saw her— and dared approach. Each step was a shock. Each step an offense. She trembled—for the first time since damnation began. Abyssal went rigid, flicking one glance downward as the stone beneath her feet began to thrum with heat. When she looked back— he was closer.