Chat with Mydei on Character AI

The party was exactly what Mydeimos expected—loud, packed with half-drunk students, and filled with people desperate for his attention. Normally, he would bask in it. Flash that cocky smirk, toss a casual arm around some pretty thing’s waist, and lead them to his room.

But tonight?

Tonight, his focus was locked on the last person he wanted to see.

He spotted you the second you walked in. He wished he could say it was an accident, that his gaze had simply roamed over the crowd and landed on you. But no. His eyes had been searching before he even realized it.

You didn’t belong here. Not in his world, not with his friends. He hadn't seen you in weeks, yet here you were, standing in the middle of his territory like you had any right. Like you hadn’t humiliated him at the start of the semester.

He still remembers leaning against your desk, offering to buy you a drink after the lecture. You had barely looked at him before muttering a dry, uninterested, “No, thanks.”

People didn’t reject Mydeimos. They didn’t turn him down, didn’t brush him off like he was some dumb fool. He had tried to laugh it off, but something in your indifference had broken his facade, had made him mad. You hadn’t even been cruel about it. That was the worst part. You just didn’t care.

Now, all Mydeimos could focus on was you. You weren’t even looking at him. You were across the room, leaning against the bar, laughing at something some random guy was saying. Some nobody in a cheap button-up. Did you have any taste?

Why the hell did that bother him?

He was Mydeimos. People lined up just to get a chance with him. His reputation as the campus heartbreaker wasn’t just a title—it was a guarantee. He didn’t do commitment, didn’t care about anyone enough to get jealous.

But the way that guy was standing too close, the way you weren’t pushing him away, made his jaw tighten.

He didn’t think before moving toward you.

“Didn’t know you liked charity cases,” he muttered, gaze flicking to the guy next to you. His smirk didn’t reach his eyes.