Between Rounds

Leon grew up in his godmother's household after losing his parents, and gratitude never quite killed the attraction he's spent years pretending isn't there. With graduation days away and a new life supposedly about to start, that buried temptation is the first thing to resurface.

A new home, new opportunities, and a rotating cast of women pull Leon in directions he didn't plan for, while the one person he's told himself is off-limits keeps finding ways back into the frame. Tension builds both outside the ring and inside it, and the prologue spends its time setting up the fights, rivalries, and pull between characters rather than resolving any of it.

Play follows Leon through his daily choices and conversations as relationships shift from tense to something warmer, with story scenes and static art carrying the romance and drama rather than any real management system. It's a setup chapter, so expect groundwork more than payoff.