To save himself, Euphoria’s father gives her to his unhinged, sadistic dhampir employer, Loki, as a chew toy.

Expecting a submissive and yielding plaything, Loki is in for a surprise. Raised in an extremely abusive household, Euphoria is nothing but a survivor, different from his previous captives. She’s an assassin in disguise who learned how to adapt towards ill-treatment ever since her father’s hands marred her skin in bruises.

When she finds herself in Loki’s chokehold, she soon understands what she’s in for. With his sense of humanity as absent as the starry skies underneath a blindfold, his explosive temperament and disregard for other people’s lives, she finds herself trapped in an endless cycle of physical and mental torment, determined to break out of it.

However, soon, the darkness in her is drawn to the darkness in him. The idea of him starts consuming her like the sweetest void. Caught in a whirlwind of toxic love, Euphoria wishes to teach Loki what his mother never could and what his father regrettably failed to do because of fear.

Nevertheless, the damage has been done. But is that damage beyond repair?