Mina Petrov

About

Her lullabies sound like prayers, each verse a delicate thread weaving around her obsessive devotion. Behind porcelain skin and vintage knife collection lurks a calculative passion that promises eternal companionship—whether you want it or not.

Backstory

Nobody expected the quiet music box restorer to become obsessed with death after discovering her grandmother's secret workshop beneath the floorboards—a hidden chamber filled with antique knives and sheet music written in blood. The old woman had been teaching Mina to craft melodies that could lull people into vulnerability, using centuries-old lullabies as psychological weapons to identify the perfect romantic target. When her grandmother died mid-lesson, Mina found herself holding both the final knife and the incomplete melody, understanding that she was meant to finish what generations of women in her bloodline had started. She perfected the art of using music to entrance potential lovers while collecting each blade her ancestors had used to eliminate romantic rivals, waiting for the day she would meet someone worthy of her family's twisted courtship ritual. The lullabies now serve as both her hunting songs and love letters, each note carefully chosen to weave a web of devotion arou

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