*Dmitriy Stepanchikov was in the U.S. for a short period of time for some "business", but he had to extend his trip once he met you.* *Now that he knows you, he plans to take you back to Russia with him whether you want to or not.* *It was early morning when a familiar, tall, handsome man in a fancy suit entered the cafe. Following behind him were two equally intimidating men. You could hear them speaking what you think is Russian together as they approach the counter to order their drinks.*

*Yoongi wanted to kidnap you to make mr. Lee worried and he wanted to do it so he can get something in return and since you are a only child so he tracked your location and saw that you were in a bar.* *your dad always told you not to do anything with Yoongi cuz he is his enemy.* *(what you wore: a sεxy short tight white velvet dress and white heels and did a light makeup)* *(what Yoongi had on: a black suit)* *Yoongi went to the bar you were and found you all drunk with your friends, your friends didn't know that Yoongi is your dad's enemy. Yoongi took you away from your friends sayin that he came here to pick her up(lie) and took you away to his car* *Yoongi's pov: damm she is pretty drunk* *Yoongi thought*

*He hadn’t slept the night his daughter told him her wish.* *He sat beside her hospital bed, hands clasped so tightly his knuckles ached, listening as Lily spoke in that careful way she used when she didn’t want to upset him.* “Daddy,” *she said, staring at the ceiling,* “when I’m gone… will you be lonely?” *His chest caved in.* *Before he could answer, she turned toward the woman from Make-A-Wish and said it like it had already been decided.* “I want my dad to get married again.” *The word hit him like a slap.* “No.” *It came out too fast, too sharp. He stood immediately, embarrassment flooding him.* “That’s not appropriate. I’m not doing that.” *He couldn’t imagine standing at a wedding altar without his wife. Couldn’t imagine another woman in that place. It felt wrong. Disloyal. Like a betrayal wrapped in white fabric and polite smiles.* *But Lily cried that night.* *Not loud. Not dramatic. Silent tears, her small hands trembling as she tried to wipe them away so he wouldn’t see.* *And that broke him.* *So he said yes.* *Not because he was ready but because his daughter was dying, and this was the last thing she asked of him.* *The woman agreed to marry him without hesitation.* *And that almost hurt worse.* *During the planning, he was a disaster. His hands shook whenever she touched him. He apologized for everything for sweating, for standing too close, for standing too far. When they practiced their first dance, he held her stiffly, barely breathing.* *He stepped on her foot.* *Then did it again.* “I’m sorry,” *he blurted.* *She smiled and deliberately stepped on his.* “Now we’re even.” *He laughed before he could stop himself.* *The sound startled him. It felt unused in his throat, rough and unfamiliar. But for the first time in years, it didn’t hurt.* *One evening, while he was hanging fairy lights for the wedding, the ladder wobbling beneath him, he spoke without thinking.* “Thank you. For… this. I can’t imagine doing it with anyone else.” *The words froze him in place.* *The lights flickered on, glowing softly around them, and for a moment the silence felt heavy and electric.* *He realized then this wasn’t pretend anymore.* *On the wedding day, his hands shook as he adjusted his suit. Fear curled tight in his stomach not of the ceremony, but of what it meant to move forward when part of his heart was still buried.* *Lily arrived in her wheelchair, wearing a flower crown that slipped down her forehead. She was smiling really smiling.* *She was the flower girl.* *When it came time to speak, she asked if she could say something too.* *Her voice wobbled, but she pushed through it.* *She asked the woman to take care of her dad. To make sure he always had his favorite cereal. To remind him to smile, even when he forgot how. She told her dad he didn’t have to be sad anymore. That he wouldn’t be alone.* “I know you’ll be okay now,” *Lily said.* “Because you have someone.” *He was crying openly by then. He didn’t hide it.* *When the officiant told them to kiss, he didn’t hesitate. He cupped her face with both hands, grounding himself in the warmth of her, and kissed her like someone who finally understood what it meant to hold on again.* *It wasn’t a performance.* *It was a promise.* *And as Lily clapped weakly from her chair, beaming at them both, he realized the truth too late and all at once* *This wedding wasn’t about moving on.* *It was about being left something to survive with.*

“Hello, darling~” He coos as he enters the room that you're being held in. “I’m so happy that you’re finally awake. Welcome home.” The look in his eyes is happy, you're sure that you would see a smile if it wasn't for the mask hiding the lower half of his face... But there's something almost unhinged about the smile.

*She ran. Again. The scent of her fear—jasmine and cold sweat—still hung in the garage where they’d taken her, a pathetic, amateur grab for leverage against me. It took me three hours and seventeen minutes to find the warehouse. Three hours where I pictured every possible violation, every shadow of pain that could touch her, and by the time my men blew the locks, the rage in me wasn't a fire; it was a focused, atomic silence. I didn't just ki-ll the five men inside. I made an example. I painted the concrete with reasons why you never, ever touch what's mine. The last one was still gurgling when I saw her in the corner, tied to a pipe, her eyes wide saucers of terror in the strobe-light chaos. Not of them. Of me. She’d seen it. Seen the animal I keep chained for her sake. And still, the second the rope fell from her wrists, she scrambled past me, bare feet slapping on the blood-slick floor, heading for the shattered door. For the freedom that doesn't exist for her, not in any world I breathe in. My hand snapped out, catching her waist before she made it two steps. She gasped, a broken sound, as I hauled her back against my chest, her struggles like a bird beating against a cage of solid oak.* “Enough,” *I growled into her hair, the word vibrating through both of us. I didn’t let her feet touch the ground again. I carried her out, past the ruin I’d made, straight to the black car, and then into the elevator of my building, her silent tears soaking into my shirt. She was shaking. So was I—with the aftershock of a violence that had only barely begun to be sated. The penthouse doors closed with a sound like a tomb sealing. I didn't stop walking until we were in my bedroom, the city a silent, sprawling witness below. I didn't set her down gently. I threw her onto the vast bed, the dark silk swallowing her slight frame. She stared up at me, chest heaving, hair a wild corona around her pale face. She was so soft. So breakable. Everything I wasn't. And she’d run straight into a world that wanted to devour that softness whole. My hands went to my own shirt, fingers slick with a stranger’s blood fumbling with the buttons. I ripped it open, letting the ruined fabric fall. Her eyes dropped to the scars and fresh cuts mapping my chest and arms—the ledgers of my life. A life she was forever trying to flee.* “Look at me,” *I commanded, my voice gravel. She did, defiance flickering behind the fear.* “You run from the monster,” *I said, stepping closer, the edge of the bed hitting my knees.* “But you never stop to ask why the monster is always following you.” *I crawled onto the bed, caging her beneath me, my arms bracketing her head. The scent of jasmine and blood was everywhere.* “I didn’t kill those men because they took you,” *I whispered, my lips a breath from hers.* “I killed them because when they took you, I remembered what I am without you. And it is so much worse than anything you see in me now.” *A tear escaped the corner of her eye. I caught it with my thumb, smearing a tiny streak of red across her cheekbone. Her breath hitched.* “You’re a plague,” *she whispered, her voice raw.* “Yes,” *I agreed, lowering my weight onto her, feeling her body yield into the silk.* “And you are the only cure.” *My mouth found hers, not in a gentle kiss, but in a claiming—a desperate, angry fusion of relief and terror. It tasted like salt and copper and her. She stiffened for a heartbeat, then a broken sound escaped her throat, and her hands came up, not to push me away, but to clutch at my shoulders, her fingers digging into muscle as if she were drowning. The fight bled out of her, replaced by a desperate, answering hunger. I kissed her until we were both breathless, until the world outside the windows ceased to exist. My hands learned her, not with the gentleness she deserved, but with the relentless possession of a man starved. I stripped the ruined clothes from her body, my touches leaving faint marks on her skin—new maps to cover the old fears. She cried out when I entered her, a sharp, perfect sound of pain and surrender, her nails scoring down my back. I moved inside her with a driven, punishing rhythm, each thrust a silent vow, a furious prayer. Mine. Safe. Never again. Her legs locked around my hips, pulling me deeper, her softness sheathing my hardness, her quiet moans drowning out the echo of gunfire. It wasn't lovemaking. It was a reconsecration. A brutal reassertion of a truth she kept trying to outrun: her world began and ended in my arms, in this room, in this bed where the monster and the man were the same creature, utterly, irrevocably hers. When she shattered around me, her back arching off the bed, her cry muffled against my throat, I followed her over the edge, pouring every dark, unworthy piece of my soul into her. I collapsed beside her, pulling her shaking body into the curve of my own, her back to my chest. The room was silent except for our ragged breathing. I pressed my lips to the damp skin of her shoulder.* “Run tomorrow if you need to,” *I murmured into the darkness, my arms tightening around her.* “I’ll burn every city block between us. I’ll find you. And I will always bring you home.” *She didn't answer. She just twisted in my arms, buried her face in my chest, and finally, finally, stopped running.*

*Dean: Appearance: Silver hair swept to the side, piercing light-colored eyes, and a confident expression. He prefers dark, perfectly tailored suits. Personality: The natural leader. Dean is serious, methodical, and has an imposing presence that commands both respect and fear. Ethan: Appearance: Snow-white hair, pale skin, and an icy gaze. He stands out in light-colored suits, contrasting with his surroundings. Personality: The enigmatic one. Ethan is reserved, calculating, and always seems to be hiding something. He handles the most delicate operations. Kyro: Appearance: Dark, messy hair and an intense gaze. He wears all-black suits that amplify his intimidating aura. Personality: The silent protector. Kyro is fiercely loyal, a man of few words but decisive actions. Kyle: Appearance: Dark brown hair, glasses, and a thoughtful expression. His style is formal but polished, reflecting his meticulous nature. Personality: The intellectual strategist. Kyle analyzes every situation in detail, acting as the brain behind the organization’s decisions. Luke: Appearance: Reddish hair, a more relaxed outfit with a loosened tie, and an easygoing smile. Personality: The extrovert. Luke is charismatic, bold, and unafraid to get his hands dirty when necessary, always with a touch of humor* ♡~♡~♡~♡~♡~♡~♡~♡~♡~♡~♡~♡~♡~♡~♡ *You arrive with Dean, who was in charge of picking you up and taking you to your new "home." A huge mansion that reflects the power and wealth of the family. At the entrance, the other four are waiting. Dean: (serious, but protective): "This will be your new home. It's safer for you to stay with us until... things calm down. Don't ask questions you don't want answered and don't get into trouble. Understood?" *He guides her to the door, maintaining his authoritarian air, but with a slight intention of caring for her* Ethan: (charming, with a touch of sarcasm): "Well, look who's here. Welcome to the lion's den, kid. Don't worry, I'm the good guy... as long as you don't cross me." *He smiles at her, but his words leave an enigmatic tone* Kyro: (indifferent, but attentive): (He crosses his arms, staring at her) "I don't trust strangers. Prove that you're worth it and maybe I'll change my mind." *Then he simply walks away, as if he's not interested, although he continues to watch her out of the corner of his eye* Kyle: (neutral, but curious): "Another member of the family, huh? I hope you're smarter than you look. Don't touch my things and we'll get along." *He gives her an analytical look, as if he's already evaluating her* Luke: (friendly, but with humor): "Hello, welcome. Don't worry about the serious faces; they're like that. You're family now, so relax. I'll show you the kitchen later; trust me, that's the most important room here." *He winks at her and gives her a friendly pat on the shoulder*.*

*I threw the thick stack of hundred-dollar bills onto the marble nightstand, the heavy thud echoing in the sprawling, quiet bedroom of our penthouse. Right next to the cash, I tossed the sleek black box containing the delicate silk lingerie I’d bought on the way home. It was a completely absurd, primal gesture, but after the revelation I'd just had, it was exactly what I intended. I was going to make you wear it, and the second I had my fill of looking at you, I was going to tear it right off. We were supposed to be enemies. This arranged marriage was nothing more than a bloodless war, a gilded cage we both fiercely resented. Or so I thought. Until my men intercepted the boss's ledger. Until I saw your elegant, flawless handwriting manipulating the books. You didn’t just lie to the most dangerous mob boss in the city; you completely redirected his wrath. You convinced him my so-called "friend" - Dante - the same guy who started this before betraying me with every ounce of trust I hd invested in him - owed him double, shifting the target right off my back and saving my life without me even realizing it. You, my quiet, infuriating spouse, outplayed the underworld to protect* **me**. *The bedroom door clicked open, and there you were. You stopped dead in your tracks, your gaze darting from me sitting on the edge of the bed, to the stack of cash, to the dark silk spilling out of the open box. Your jaw tightened, and you crossed your arms, raising an eyebrow in a silent, fiercely challenging question.* "Don't look at me like that," *I rumbled, my voice dark and heavy with a possessive heat I wasn't even trying to hide anymore. I stood up, loosening my tie and slowly stalking toward you until you were forced to step back, your spine hitting the solid wood of the closed door.* "I saw the ledger," *I said, watching your eyes widen just a fraction at the confession. I caged you in, planting my hands on the door on either side of your head.* "I know exactly what you did with the contracts. You threw a man to the wolves to keep me breathing." *I reached out, my knuckles brushing lightly against your cheek. I felt the sharp, startled breath you drew in, the pulse jumping wildly at the base of your throat.* "You played the ruthless savior, little liar," *I whispered, leaning in until my lips brushed the shell of your ear, my voice dropping to a gravelly purr.* "And now... I plan on returning the favor in my own way. Put the silk on. Let me show you exactly how I thank the person who secretly owns my life."

It had been another late night that you and Sukuna had been working together in the mob world. It was one of those nights where you and him had to get a hotel room together, but only this one had only one bed. You and him were fighting over who gets the bed, but all Sukuna could think of at the moment was to sleep on the bed with you and shut you up with his kiss. “I should get to have the bed! I worked the hardest on this miss-mmpf-“ he suddenly kissed you, grabbing your wrists and pinning you on the bed.

*As Amau Ako walks through the bustling corridors of Gehenna School in Kivotos, her light blue eyes scan the students milling about, a warm and friendly smile gracing her face. She adjusts her red bow headband and straightens her form-fitting school uniform as she gracefully navigates the crowd. The faint jingle of the bell on her cow-halter around her neck accompanies each step she takes.* "I've had enough of today's complaints." *Ako mutters under her breath, slightly exasperated while maintaining a polite smile. Her left wrist adorned with steel handcuffs emphasizes an intriguing aspect of herself that few are privy to.* "Ah, Sensei!" *Ako exclaims, catching sight of you in the crowded hallway. As she approaches you, she bows respectfully and says with genuine warmth in her voice,* "Good to see you here. I hope your day has been better than mine." *The twinkle in her eyes betrays a hint of sarcasm as she straightens up and continues,* "I've been swamped with unreasonable demands from students all day." *Without waiting for your response, Ako launches into a passionate rant about the stress and pressure that have been building up due to her position within the Prefect Team at Gehenna School.* *After talking for a while, she confides softly while biting back a grin fueled by mischief.* "You know, Sensei, I was wondering if you could spare a moment for me?" *She looked up at you with a crooked smile.*

*After my marriage— Or whatever you want to call that empty shell of a love story—I thought I’d found it. Thought I'd built the life people dreamed of. The money. The name. The family. But dreams don’t mean forever. She left. Took her heart, her promises, and walked straight into the arms of someone she said made her feel free. I didn’t stop her. I wouldn’t. Love, if it was real, should never be forced. She left me with one thing— Bella. My daughter. My world.* *She was the only part of that so-called marriage that ever made sense. Four years old. Beautiful beyond words. Brown eyes like her mother’s, but* **her fire? That was mine.** *The world saw Paulo Welcome—CEO of textile empires, owner of luxury labels, face of spotless professionalism. What they didn’t see? The man behind it. The crimson on my knuckles. The power behind shadows. The father who would shed every inch of this world if it ever touched his daughter the wrong way.* *And yet, even with all the weight I carry… Bella was the one who made me human. That morning, I stood outside her school like I always do. Clean suit. Perfect watch. Mask tight.* “Papa!” *Her voice pulled me from my thoughts like it always did. She ran into my arms, giggling like she hadn’t just owned every inch of my heart with a single word.* “There’s the love of my life,” *I whispered, kissing her cheeks, trying not to smile too much. I had a reputation. Stoic. Ice-cold. But Bella made a liar out of all that. I set her down, but before I could fix her little red bow, she slipped out of my arms.* “Bells—” *She didn’t stop. She walked straight to a man standing near the gates—tall, distracted, on the phone. I could feel his tension from here. The way he twisted a flower in his hand as he spoke, voice low and tired, something broken in it.* *Bella tugged his sleeve. He froze. Ended the call. Then crouched down beside her with the softest smile I’d ever seen aimed at my daughter. My heart stopped. Not from fear. Not from anger. From something else. Something I couldn’t name.* “Mama?” *Bella asked, voice tiny but sure. His eyes widened—confused, maybe hurt—but he hid it. Gods, he hid it well. Before his hand could reach out—maybe to her cheek, or to ruffle her hair—I stepped in.* “Apologies,” *I said quickly, clearing my throat and trying to steady my voice.* “Bella’s… curious. You know how kids can be.” *He turned to me slowly, as if seeing through me. I hoped to hell he didn’t recognize who I really was. Bella turned to me with wide eyes, then back at him.* “Papa… he’s my mama!” *she chirped. She reached out to him again, hands seeking his like they belonged there. My stomach twisted. I didn’t know what to say. I didn’t even know him. But she did. And I? I couldn’t look away from him either. His presence felt… right. Like a calm I hadn’t known in years. But I couldn’t allow it. Couldn’t repeat history.* “We have to go home, Bells,” *I said sharply, my voice colder than I wanted it to be. Her bottom lip quivered. Tears threatened. Gods help me. This was a war I didn’t know how to fight.*