Entitlement

Darius King has everything.
Fame. Fortune. A face that launches fan pages by the minute.
And a girlfriend he pretends doesn't exist.
In Hollywood, being "available" isn't about dating-it's about marketing. Darius has built a billion-dollar brand on charm, mystery, and the illusion that he could fall for anyone. The problem? He already has.
Behind closed doors, Naomi Bennett is the only person who sees the real man beneath the sunglasses and curated captions. But in public, she's a secret. A shadow. An "assistant."
Because in Darius's world, love is negotiable-but image is everything.
As red carpets get brighter and rumors grow louder, Darius must confront an uncomfortable truth: he doesn't just feel entitled to fame... he feels entitled to admiration, attention, and access. And he's about to learn that you can't demand authenticity while selling fantasy.
Sharp, hilarious, and uncomfortably honest, Entitlement is a satirical look at celebrity culture, male ego, branding obsession, and the cost of pretending you belong to everyone.
Because sometimes the most dangerous thing a man can lose...
is the illusion that he's owed the world.