To Be a Princess
Chpt 3
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TW: Disordered eating, Violence, Not proofread (just tell me and Iâll correct any mistakes)
A/N: This isnât crazy because Iâm going through a lot and just want happiness for a moment lmao. Short and sweet.
Hajime munches on his own salad and watches as you finally finish separating out all of your lettuce and eat only the cucumbers and other small things. He smiles.
âThe villa we bought⌠itâs almost done.â Hajime breaks the silence. You have no idea what heâs talking about. âHaruchiyo is going to be watching you here while Mikey and I go see the progress today.â
âWho the fuck is Haruchiyo? And why canât I come?â
âYouâve met him before. And I just donât want to bring you. Youâve been⌠difficult lately.â
So, youâre being punished? âWhatever.â
âYou know, I donât really like Haruchiyo. Heâs a bit- If he wasnât bringing Mikey I wouldâve had someone else do it.â
Huh?
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You do recognize Haruchiyo. A scarred face with a bright pink mullet and blonde roots starting to show. The man who drugged you on your night out. Your one perfect chance to run that he didn't let you take.
âWhy do they always have me doing stupid shit. I am not a babysitter.â He huffs as he falls into the plush cushion of the couch right next to you.
âBecause you look like that.â You respond flatly to words that werenât aimed at you. Youâre sure youâre right, though. Look at him. Without the scars he still would look crazy.
His head turns to meet your gaze. Thereâs a moment of quiet consideration before his lips crack into a crooked grin. He raises his hand slowly to meet your mouth. Suddenly the nail of his thumb presses into the gash on your bottom lip hard enough to draw blood and make you jerk to the far side of the couch.
âAt least I donât look like you, right?â He quips and smiles to reveal unusually straight and bright teeth. âGuess thatâs why you couldnât go either.â He shrugs.
Your brows furrow.
âWhat did he do that for?â Haruchiyo prods. He turns his body to face you and curls up on the couch. His head rests on the cushion and he waits for you to tell the story with a closed smile and a glimmer in his big, blue eyes.
Itâs a visceral thing to recall. Your face aches at the memory.
âA couple of days ago, we got into an argument.â You canât recall what about. âI took the elevator down and he followed me, so I ran and tried to knock on the neighbors doors, but nobody answered.â
Hajime was pissed. You can still feel his hands almost pulling out your hair as he dragged you back home. The burn of the carpeted hallways against your knees and your throat raw from screaming. It never quite leaves you.
Haruchiyo snickers and shakes his head.
âWhen he caught me, he slammed me into the wall, so I think thatâs how my lip was busted. But my eye,â You point at the black eye and cut that sits right under it. âHe punched me once and his ring sliced me pretty deeply.â You can still see the anger on Hajimes face so clearly in your mind.
Haruchiyo is keeled over in tears from his laughter. Itâs not that funny. At least not to you.
âAre you fucking dumb? No one lives in this place.â
Itâs obvious now. No cops were called. Neighbors certainly wouldâve heard your screams. But no one came to help. No one will come to help. Itâs been a slow realization.
âWe thought about starting to rent it out later this year but I couldnât tell you shit about whatâs going on with that. I doubt itâll happen now, with him beating you up in the hallways and stuff.â
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âShe canât come to my place? Why do I have to stay here?â
You can hear bits of what Hajime is saying over the phone.
Iâll be back in the morningâŚI donât trust youâŚ.
âWhatever.â Haruchiyo rolls his eyes and hangs up before Hajime finishes talking and immediately calls someone else.
âIâm stuck at Kokoâs place with this girl. Come over?â He smirks at something you canât hear. âYeah, okay.â
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Ran is an objectively beautiful man. Even the absence of a soul behind his eyes adds to his allure. Itâs a shame. Ran could model, but instead heâs this.
âHajime is going to kill both of you.â You giggle as you watch Ran pour one of Hajime's favorite expensive wines into Haruchiyos mouth. It slightly overflows and starts to trail down his chin before Ran catches it with his index finger and licks it off the digit.
âHeâll kill Haru, not me. I was never here.â He speaks playfully as he turns to you. Haruchiyo sits behind him on the too big kitchen table rubbing his leg against Rans. âOpen up. Your turn.â
You donât really like Hajimes wine but you do as youâre told. Your head is tilted back and your mouth hangs open in wait, but before the splash of the dark red wine hits your tongue, you feel the warmth of Ranâs hand on your neck holding you steady.
It feels good to do something that you know will piss that man off even if itâs just swallowing down his favorite nasty drink.
After Ran takes his own swig he says something about how good the wine is, but you donât hear it. What you do hear is his next statement:
âI would never let that happen to my face.â Both he and Haruchiyo laugh when your only response is a middle finger.
So, Ran knows heâs good looking.
Haruchiyo leans into his friends chest and Ran embraces him with the bottle still in his hands.
âYeah, but it makes sense for Koko. Remember that uhh⌠The guy?â Haruchiyo looks up at Ran whoâs still lost in grimacing at the marks on your face.
Ran shakes his head. âWhat guy?â
Haru pulls out of Rans arms to really look at him. âThe blonde one? With the- uhmm. The ugly hair.â
Rans brows knit closer as he tries to remember. He nods as if heâs following, but you can tell heâs still confused.
âKoko stalked him for a while. What was his name?â
âThe faggot with the burn mark across his face?â
âYes!â
âI donât know.â
âWell, Koko- NO. Girl!â Haruchiyo turns to you with wide eyes and a smug grin. âBefore you, there was this like⌠guy. And I donât know if they were dating or not but they definitely broke up and- uhmâŚâ He looks to Ran and snaps his fingers trying to remember what happened.
âYeah.â Ran sounds much calmer. âA couple years ago, it ended between them and Koko went and beat the guy about it.â He shrugs and takes a sip of the wine. âThey werenât together, but Koko was obsessed with him so when the guy didnât want anything to do with him he lost it.â
âI remember after that he got worse. So I think it makes sense why heâs weird now.â
Ran thinks for a moment and then nods. âThey used to be best friends before they got separated, then I donât know. I see the guy sometimes and I think he remembers me.â
It wouldâve been nice to know this before getting this far in.
âYou think they fucked?â Haru muses.
âI hope. For Kokos sake.â Ran scoffs.
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âWhat would you do if I tried to leave?â You canât tell if youâre being serious when you ask and Haru doesnât seem bothered enough to answer aloud.
He only pulls up his shirt just enough to flash the gun tucked in his waistband. Without looking, Ran says âBe good.â And you canât tell if heâs talking to you or Haru with the way his eyes never leave the tv screen.
âShooting me doesnât really seem like the solution.â
The man shrugs and rests his head on Ranâs shoulder.
âYouâre too malnourished to get very far anyway.â He teases.
Heâs right. You drop it.
You have no idea what movie youâre watching. Itâs late and youâre a little tipsy. This is the best life has been in a while. Why run?
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Not even gonna lie⌠I got raped again and Iâm just over it. I feel no happiness anymore and Iâm tired. Sorry yall. Iâll try to finish the fic but I donât know if that will happen. I canât even shower or think straight. I wish I was better than this.
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âYou might think that we hate womenâŚâ He laughs to himself as he hands you another shot. âBut I hired her.â He points at the bartender. âAnd in many ways, Iâm like a woman, too.â
my jaw dropped when i read thisâŚ. what the fuck is wrong with sanzu? also, i have to applaud you for your portrayal of bonten as actual dangerous, antisocial criminals and not mostly harmless wattpad mafia boys
Thank you! This is my first ever attempt at writing psychological horror and not just full on porn and I was so scared people would hate it or be disappointed by the lack of skin to skin contact so early on. I thought I really have to make this as realistic as possible and have good character writing. Sanzu is always fun to write for and throwing a dash of misogyny in there just felt right, yk? Like ofc the man that has lifelong beef with his little sister (spurred on by his brother, A MAN!) hates women.
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To Be a Princess
Chapter 2
Start/Next
fem!reader x kokonoi/bonten
TW: Disordered eating, sex trafficking, drugging, violence, cannibalism, gore, heavy drinking, terrible vibes, vomit, misogyny
Your silk pajamas are soaked in sticky, wet, congealed red. Youâre in Hajimeâs office again, but this time the manâs lifeless body is on the floor in front of you.
A strange feeling makes its way up your spine. You have everything to do with this. Now you have to repent.
âIâm sorry.â You say over the corpse. Your eyes fill with tears, but thereâs no use crying. This is the bed that you made. You must lie in it.
Bloodied shaking hands lift his head to your mouth. Heâs so much lighter than a dead man should be.
âYouâre pitiful. Pathetic.â Your motherâs voice rings out from behind you, but when you turn, sheâs nowhere to be found. âDo it. Clean your mess.â
Who are you to disrespect your mother? When have you ever had the nerve?
The flesh of the human cheek is easier to bite through than youâd imagined. Soft. Supple. Wet. Cold. This is the only way to make up for your crime. You must consume all of him.
You chew and chew and chew. It wonât go down. You try to swallow again and again. Your motherâs screams of horror ring out from behind you, and suddenly youâre able to swallow. You gag and heave, but youâre okay.
You go back in. Same cheek, but this time, your tongue slips between meat, teeth, and gums. Blood washes over your tongue before you rip through another piece of his flesh. Only this time, he screams.
His eyes are wide open, and his horrified screams mix with that of your mothers. You back away on the palms of your hands and the balls of your feet.
âIâm sorry!â
He still yells. Your mother tells you that you are not.
âI said Iâm sorry!â
The agonized screams continue.
You repeat it over and over. You can feel your heart beating out of your chest.
âIâm sorry! I didnât mean it! Iâm sorry! Iâm sorry! Please! I donât understand whatâs happening. Iâm sorry!â You yell back. Youâre breathless. This feels like running a marathon.
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Your body jerks awake, and youâre greeted by the sight of Hajimeâs concerned face looming over you. He rests a soft hand on your cheek and your body stiffens.
âThereâs no need to cry.â His thumbs glide under your tear-filled eyes. His words are muttered. âItâs just a bad dream.â
You nod. He plants a kiss on your cheek and pats your head. âGo back to sleep.â
Itâs hard to do as he says.Â
You turn your body away from him, trying to settle in under the covers, but itâs too hot. You throw the blanket off of yourself and curl into the fetal position. You can feel the metal on your ankle getting colder the longer itâs exposed to the frigid bedroom air. Now itâs too cold. You sit up.
Hajime taps away at the keyboard of his laptop. He stops for a moment, then starts again. You yank at the chain of handcuffs on your ankle. It clangs against the bed frame itâs binding you to. The typing stops.
âDonât start this again.â
âI have to pee.â
Your words are met with a sigh and Hajime closes the laptop. You watch silently as he picks up the key off of his dresser, opens the curtains, and walks to your side of the bed. His black silk pajamas glimmer in the sunlight as he kneels in front of you.
You present your chained leg to him. His hands glide across the smooth skin of your leg. His fingertips are frigid, but you have nothing to say about it. Why would you? He doesnât care about your discomfort despite how much he feigns concern. He kidnapped you. His lips graze the skin of your shin before he plants a gentle kiss.
âI love you.â He smiles up at you.
A bitterness fills you as you say it back. The last time you refused to speak, he didnât let you go. That was yesterday and since having to sit in soiled bed sheets for a whole day while he was out, youâve learned better.
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Hajime doesnât give you alone time anymore. Your morning piss is an affair for both of you. So is the bath.
It used to be fun when you bathed together, but in the three days since heâs taken away your autonomy, itâs morphed into a new hurdle to jump every morning and night. Todayâs appeal is more of the same.
He sticks his hand under the faucet to check the waterâs temperature and turns the knob to make it hotter.Â
âWhat was that nightmare about?â He asks as you watch him through the bathroom mirror.
Thereâs a beat of silence before you remember what heâs talking about.
âYou.â
He chuckles. âWhat do you mean?â
âThis bathing together thing. I had a nightmare about it.â
The water stops. You turn to see a tub full of bubbles.
âWhy lie? Just say you donât want to tell me.â
âI just want to bathe it alone.â
âNo.â He comes toward you and unbuttons your pajama top. âMaybe one day, but not today.â
âHajime..â He slides your shirt off of your shoulders and you watch as it hits the ground. âWhy?â
âWhy what?â He works down your pants and underwear.
âWhy wonât you just leave me alone?â
âWhy would I? I told you; I love you.â
Hand in hand, he guides you to the tub. Your feet cut through a thick layer of bubbles before hitting nice warm water.
This isn't love, and since you've been taken hostage, you're not sure it ever was, but this is the first time he's behaved in this manner.Â
He cleans you thoroughly but gently. Expert fingers scrub at your scalp, then wash your face, and everywhere else. When his hands touch your private areas, you are quick to startle only for him to smile and say nothing. Really, he hasnât done anything more invasive than washing you in the days youâve been here. Youâd like to say you know he wouldnât do something worse, but you can never know for sure anymore.
âFace mask?â He asks at the end, wrapping you in a towel. You shake your head. âAre you hungry?â You shake your head. âI think you should eat something today.â
âI donât want to.â You shiver in your towel.
âYou should. We have somewhere to be tonight.â
âWe?â
âItâs a club, so I thought you should come. You can meet my friends and have a good time.â
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You lay silent on the bed, chained up and waiting for Hajime to get back. Heâs been gone since the afternoon and now the sun is going down. Hopefully, heâs dead. Hopefully, his line of work has caught up to him and someone killed him. And if heâs dead, someone can find you trapped here and free you, or maybe they wonât. Maybe you donât deserve it. After all, you didnât tell anyone what he did. Youâre complicit. Why should you be saved?
âIâm sorry.â This is the first thing he says when he walks through the bedroom door. âItâs eight-thirty-six. I shouldâve had you ready an hour ago.â
Hajime stops in his tracks as he looks at the bedside table. All the food he left remains untouched. The strawberries heâs cut, the sandwiches heâs made, the protein bar, the plain white rice⌠all untouched.
âWhy are you not eating?â
Itâs your hunger strike. Youâll thin out until you die if he doesnât let you go. âBecause I donât want to be here.â
A look of frustration passes over his features for a brief, easily missed second. He smiles and leans down to you. âIf you donât eat, youâre not going. This could be your last chance ever to get out of here. Do you want to miss it?â
You return his gaze with your own hardened stare. He lets you hold the silence for a moment, with an unflinching, deceptively kind smile. âOne bite of everything and I will dress you and we can go.â
Heâs right. This could be your last chance to escape. This time, when you do, youâll go to the police and turn yourself in. Will he come get you from them? Probably not.
He watches with a grin as you begrudgingly take one bite of everything. When youâre done, he dresses you.
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You wouldnât admit it out loud, but you do feel beautiful. The black mink fur coat flows down to your ankles and creates warmth in what is an otherwise skimpy outfit. The black sequined skirt and leopard print bustier offer little comfort but an undeniable amount of glamour. Your diamond studs match your diamond choker and the messy updo Hajime tried his best to make perfect doesnât suffocate them.Â
Stepping outside like this isnât like you. Especially because the heels heâs given you arenât broken in. Youâve never worn these and they hurt. Surely, youâre ditching them when you make a break for it.
As you follow him into the club, the smell of sweat and mixed perfume replaces the crisp outside air on your face. As Hajime guides you through the crowd, a hand on the small of your back, dancing bodies part like the Red Sea. People smile and greet him with curious looks. Certainly, they wonder who you are. He explains nothing, just greets people back politely. How often does he come here?
Right past the private sections, thereâs a door and behind that door is a well-decorated room. In that room, there are unfamiliar faces and Takeomi. Your abductor takes his time introducing them to you.
Mikey, youâve seen his face on the news. This is Hajimeâs boss. This is the guy that wakes him up at the ass crack of dawn to do paperwork. This frail, white-haired freak is whoâs in charge. He hardly acknowledges you outside of a glance before bringing a beer bottle to his lips.
Haruchiyo has pink hair and pink eyelashes. More importantly, heâs got huge diamond-shaped scars on his lips and a tattoo on his arm that matches the one on Hajimeâs scalp. He smiles, not in a polite way, but one that triggers your fight or flight.
Takeomi, youâve met before. He nods to you. You wonder if he has a gun you can use right now. Do they all have guns? What are your chances of survival?
Rindou and Ran are brothers, with matching purple and lavender hair and with the same hanafuda tattoo sitting front and center on their necks. The same tattoo that Sanzu and Hajime have. Ultimately, you feel stupid as you realize that itâs their symbol for their little gang and itâs been sitting in plain sight your entire relationship. A wave of internal embarrassment rolls over you. Idiot.
Kanji is clean-cut with slicked-back, greying hair. He pays you no mind as he lights a cigarette and leans back into his corner seat.Â
Finally, Kakucho has thick black hair that doesnât quite cover the scar that wraps around his head and through his left eye. Can he see? Not that he deserves to. Not doing work like this.
After heâs done introducing you, someone, the pink-haired one, speaks up. âYouâre not gay?â Lips parted and brows pinching together in confusion. There are snickers around the room, and the longer-haired brother hides his laugh by leaning on his brotherâs shoulder. âNot in a rude way. Iâm just asking because I thought you were bring- â
âHaruchiyo.â Takeomi pipes up sternly. Itâs a bit ironic, you think.
Hajime doesnât give a response. Instead, he says, âYou know what Iâm here to do, so please get out.âÂ
Everyone moves quickly to get out. You even hear someone huff out a âfinally.â But before you can make sense of whatâs going on, Hajime asserts that one of them has to watch you, and then he tells you to have fun.
A hand grabs yours and youâre being dragged to the bar before you can gain your bearings. The pink-haired one. Haruchiyo. He wants you to drink with him?
âWhatâs your name again?â He smiles.
âDoesnât matter.â
âYouâre right. Iâm just gonna call you âGirlâ, mâkay?â
You look around with half a mind to argue, but with the blaring music and flashing lights, who wants to? You shrug.
âTake shots with me.â His smile is so earnest.
âI canât.âÂ
âSomewhere to be?â He gestures with his chin toward the exit behind you. A beat of silence falls between you as his smile threatens to pull apart his scars and then his face.
âCan I tell you something?â He doesnât wait for you to respond before heâs leaning in close enough for you to hear his lowered voice over all the commotion. âYouâre not getting out of here. Thereâs nowhere you can run where we wonât find you, and none of us are just going to let you go that easily.â
He pulls back to see the horror on your face. That smile brightens.
Half of you wants to ask why. This has nothing to do with them. The other half wants to see if heâs telling the truth. Still, you remain, frozen on your barstool, making a face with your expensive fur coat on.
âDrink with me. Youâll have more fun.â
You do as he says.
The shots come in one after another. Not once do you see him pay? You only watch hazily as he leans over the counter, beams at the bartender, and asks for another round for the both of you.
âYou might think that we hate womenâŚâ He laughs to himself as he hands you another shot. âBut I hired her.â He points at the bartender. âAnd in many ways, Iâm like a woman, too.â But he never elaborates. Just rubs your shoulder as you throw your drink back.
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You donât know how many shots you take, but itâs enough to have you barefoot on the dancefloor with him. For a while, itâs like youâre there alone. The world looks so beautiful inside the club and the sweat is starting to smell sweet. Youâre just moving and embracing the faux freedom you have right now.
You back your glistening body into Haruchiyoâs front. His arms wrap around your waist and you roll your head onto his shoulder. You sway.Â
âThis is so much better than being stuck in that room,â you hum.
âHe locks you in the bedroom?â He asks. You can feel his voice come from his chest as he chuckles. You nod with a dumb smile.
âHaruchiyoâŚâ You are dizzy as the lights change. He hums. âI feel sick.â
He laughs. Fully laughs. And you do too.
âIâm gonna throw up.â
Before you know it, heâs gently guiding you through the crowd and youâre barely there for it. It all feels like floating until your bare feet are met with cold concrete and harsh rocks.Â
You must be outside of the back of the building. You meet the brothers there, smoking. The taller one pipes up first.Â
âHaru, you got anything?â
âHaru.â You repeat under your breath and giggle at yourself. Heâs got a pretty name.
âNot on me. Wanna come to my car?â
You think theyâre having a secret staring contest when Haru offers to go to his car. The tall man is almost smiling, and Haru is.
âRanâŚâ he says sweetly.
Ran.
The taller one, Ran, takes one last drag from his cigarette before dropping it and smothering it with the toe of his boot. âRindou, please watch her. He drugged her.â He smiles without breaking eyes with Sanzu. You look between them, only to see theyâve both got shit-eating grins plastered across their face.
âYou drugged me?â You look at Haruchiyo. He pays you no mind. When?
He lets you go and as you fall, Rin catches you. He lets you rest your weight against his body.
âWhere are her shoes?â Rindou pipes up.
âIâll find them later.â
Then youâre stuck with Rindou. Whoever he is.
Itâs a little humiliating leaning against a man you donât know because you can hardly stand on your own two feet. Rindou doesnât seem to mind, though. He stands back to the wall as he smokes his cigarette.
When you try to push yourself off of him, his free hand comes to your back to push you back down. He breaks the silence with a stern voice telling you to stay.Â
Youâre overheating, and youâve got to go.Â
The next time, he doesnât push you back down. He lets you stand on shaky legs and watches as you shrug your coat off and onto the ground.
âWhere are you going?â He asks. His cigarette is gone.Â
âFu-ucking leaving.â You hiccup. Your stomach growls.
âTo where?â Thereâs amusement in his voice.
âShut up.â
Even through blurred vision, you can see him frown. Heâs messing with you.
You hobble your way back through the door you came out of. The lights on the inside are so⌠bright. Brighter than before. Sickening. Theyâre doing this on purpose.Â
Youâre pushed around as you try to make your way through the crowd. Your stomach is rolling around inside you.Â
âMove.â You say to random people. They donât hear you. They donât care.
Itâs so fucking hot inside this place. You just want out.
When you make it outside, you pause for a moment to feel the cool air. Spit fills your mouth and dribbles down your chin. Your arm comes up to wipe it away.
You donât know which way to walk. A phone would be nice, but itâs okay. You can make it work. You can find someone with a phone later. The streets are devoid of people right now, save for a few cars driving by.
You choose a direction and walk. Stumble.
âYouâre not gonna make it far on whatever he gave you.â His voice is loud and clear. Itâs almost like he caused you to fall.
Your knees scrape the concrete, enough to hurt without drawing blood. You stay there, hunched over on the ground as you hear him approaching.
Rindou crouches in front of you. He smells wonderful even after a cigarette. Warm vanilla and a field of flowers. He carries your abandoned coat with him.
âYouâre so cute. Like the girls I had crushes on when I was a boy. But they werenât real.â He lifts your chin in his hand while saying it. âYou are. Youâre beautiful and determined and so real. Itâs really hot. Especially âcause what youâre doing is useless.â
âLeave me alone.â Your lips quiver.
âI canât.â That frown from earlierâŚitâs just his face. âIâm not going to be the one getting blamed for leaving you passed out on the sidewalk and vulnerable to all types of things.â He strokes your cheek and kisses your sweat-covered forehead.
âAre you gonna-â Tears skitter down your cheeks. âPlease donât tell him. I donât- I canât-â His eyes light up and thereâs almost a smile showing. âI canât be locked in that room anymore. Please. Please. Please donât tell him.â
âI wonât tell, I promise.â
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Rindou waits outside the door as you vomit in the bathroom. No one is in here with you and itâs the cleanest club bathroom youâve ever seen. Or maybe youâre just that out of it.
The sound of what is mostly bile and alcohol hitting the toilet water is sickening. It even splashes on the seat, narrowly avoiding your face. The smell is vile.
When youâre done, your stomach growls as you make your way to the sink. Youâre so hungry it hurts, but if you eat, heâll have won.Â
Your stud earrings have become entangled in loose strands of your hair. You take them out and admire how they glimmer under the dim bathroom light in your hand.
Are diamonds edible? You wonder. If you eat them, youâre getting back at him in a way, right? Dissolving his money in stomach acid.
You break the pointed back off of one. Itâll be harder to swallow with it on. Then you do the same with the other. Theyâre no longer accessories, just useless five-millimeter studs.
Hajime would say you look a mess without them. He says that even women as beautiful as you need accessories. Surely, all this jewelry he puts on you is just his form of branding.
You pop the diamonds into your mouth. Your first thought is to chew; mash them up and make them digestible. It hurts your teeth to try to bite through. It startles you how painful the attempt to crack them was. It startles you enough that you accidentally swallow them whole.Â
You make a face to yourself in the mirror. Eyes blown, mascara smeared, lipstick smudged. Your heart is racing. It kind of felt⌠good? What the fuck?
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You rinse your mouth with vodka. A bottle Rindou took from behind the bar. Not that you want to drink anything else they give you.Â
Youâre back behind the club and Rindou doesnât seem set on getting you even more drunk or high. Youâre feeling invincible after swallowing those earrings.
What else could you do to get back at Hajime?
âDo you want to have sex right now?â You pass the bottle back to Rindou.
âNo.â He says without thought or hesitation. âNot really. Iâm not like that.â
âLike what?â
âA home wrecker.â
âShut up.â Hajime is not your boyfriend. You guys are not together.Â
âSorry.â He takes a big swig. âIâm also not into whatever revenge plot youâre trying to hatch.â He smiles politely. He really looks like his brother. Sad eyed and well dressed.
âItâs not revenge. You said Iâm cute.â You move closer to him and your hand creeps to his forearm.Â
He turns his head up and sighs. âHeâs made a pleasant life for you. Why canât you just accept it?â
âFuck off.âÂ
When he looks back at you, his lips part, he thinks and closes them. Then they come open again.
âIâll tell you something, okay?â Rindou huffs. âA while ago, there was this girl⌠maybe a little younger than you. A hooker who worked out of one of our brothels. She looked okay.â
He pauses in thought. Your hand slides off of his forearm.
âShe ran away once, with a lot of money. When Mochi brought her back, she was so full of vengeance.â He chuckles. âKoko was pissed. Kicked that girlâs teeth in. Locked her in a closet, and only fed her rice and chicken once a day. It was bad. He told Sanzu to pull her nails out. Tortured her for like two months.â
His brows furrow, and he gets quiet for a second. âYeah, he would tell us to do terrible things to her. I donât even know if sheâs still alive. I havenât been back since.â He scratches his head. âBut, what Iâm saying is, Kokoâs a cruel guy and youâre lucky he likes you.â
Itâs shameful to think you didnât know. To think some women have suffered at the hands of the man who makes you comfortable. For the longest time, you were oblivious. Youâre an idiot.
âYouâre lying.â You say, because he must be. This couldnât have happened under your nose.
âLook at the situation youâre in. Is it impossible?â His brows rise in question.
Youâre doomed, arenât you? âIâm just going to kill myself. You should kill yourself, too.â You take the bottle from him. It feels like fire going down your throat.
His gaze has changed when you finally look at him again. There's a sense of mischief you only catch on to when he kisses you. This time, on your mouth.
Youâre not sure you want this, but you lean into it for the sake of rebellion. Itâs so strange kissing someone who isnât Hajime. Matter of fact, it's strange locking lips with someone you've just met. Rindou's lips are so soft and warm. His tongue glides languidly against yours. His hands travel from your cheek to your chin to tilt your head up, so he can savor you deeper. You both taste of alcohol.
When he pulls away, he waivers a little at the sound of a soft accidental moan leaving your lips. He grins. Suddenly, you want him back.
âNow youâve rebelled, and youâre still stuck here. I donât think you have the balls to kill yourself, though.â He reaches into his pocket for a cigarette. âBut if you want to, you can.â
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hi can you post memory 2 again please? I never got a chance to read it. If you want to ofc !
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To Be a Princess
Chapter 1
Start/Next
fem!reader x kokonoi
TW: Violence, Kidnapping, Abuse, Death, Blood, Strained Mother/Daughter relationships (other trigger warnings to be added)
Synopsis: What is a good relationship without its ups and downs? You and Hajime have never had a serious down until now. You can run away, but it's never that easy.
âMy mother texted me,â Exasperation coats your vocal cords. A smirk paints your face when you see Koko roll his eyes, still looking down at his paperwork. You should be in bed, but the multiple sharp dings of your mother's messages forced you awake. Now, you canât go back to sleep.
His eyes settle on you, a fond smile brightening his features. âWell, good morning to you, too.â His attention is on you as you make your way further into his office and sit on his desk to peek over at the papers heâs going through. You could count every crystal in the chandelier above you through its reflection in his eyes as he gazes up at you.
âGood morning.â You giggle when you lean down to kiss him. His chin rests in your palm as you guide him towards you. The moment your lips meet, you feel all the tenseness leave his body.
âWhat did she say?â He rests his head in his hand.
âSomething about reconnecting and wanting to see me. I donât know, I didnât really read it.â
His brows furrow, and he leans back in his chair. You take him in. He smells of Bibliothèque by Byredo he bought a while ago, a recent favorite of his. The fruitiness and woodiness add an air of maturity to his already put-together demeanor. It makes sense for someone so beautiful. He shakes his head. âBut if you want to, I wonât stop you.â
You smooth over your silk nightgown and shrug. You consider his face for a moment. His red eyeliner isnât on. His skin and eyes look dull. His hair is pulled back into a half bun, half ponytail fusion. He yawns.
âHow long have you been up?â You remember going to bed with him last night. When you woke at three to get water and crawled back into bed, he was there and pulled you back into his chest to cuddle. You know heâs slept, but for how long?
âI donât know...â He taps his phone to check the time. âMaybe since five or six? My boss called and asked me if I could rush some stuff.â
His workaholic tendencies make your head hurt sometimes. Youâve told him before that you think heâll die at that desk. âAnd when he called, you just got up and started working?â He rolls his eyes. âKoko, did you even eat?â
âNo.â
âYouâre going to have a heart attack in this office.â
âBut Iâll leave you so much.â He smiles playfully, but none of this is funny.
âItâs not funny! Letâs go out for breakfast.â You hop off of his desk and head towards the door. You look back and see that his head is in his papers again. âNow!â With that, heâs moving.
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âMom?â You try to sound composed over the phone as tears stream down your cheeks. Youâre unsuccessful, and she starts to scramble and beg you to tell her whatâs happened. You canât. Your throat hurts and you still canât process whatâs going on. âIâm- Iâm at a ho-hotel right now,â You sniffle and cough and wipe away snot. âIâm going to take a trai-n and be there tomorrow.â
You grow nauseous as your mom pleads with you to tell her whatâs wrong. You hang up and collapse into a ball on the floor. Sobbing doesnât help, but itâs the only thing you can do right now. Itâs the first time since you left that youâve had time to break down.
You fall asleep like that.
The next morning, you wake up in pain. Your eyes burn, your mouth is dry, and your bones ache. This is the lowest your life has been since meeting Hajime and possibly the worst it could be. Rock bottom. And as much as you miss the feel of your bed and his kisses on your cheeks telling you it will be alright; you know better than to return.
âItâs not his fault.â Thatâs what youâd thought when you came into his office last night to see the guest, youâd let in slumped over in a chair with a bullet through his head.
There had been no commotion until the sound of the gunshot. You had run to check on Hajime only to find out he was the assailant. You hadnât even known he had a gun. Why would he have a gun? And why would he kill a random client of his? They came over all the time and nothing like this had happened before. It couldnât have been him. Why would he do this?
You hadnât even reacted when you saw it. You only felt your heart drop and your body tremble. Brain matter, blood, and little bone fragments covered the room. The manâs eyes were glossed over with no life inside of them. Your heart was on track to beat out of your chest and maybe you were going to pass out, but you had said little to Hajime in the moment. You stood in shock for a second before he opened his mouth to say something you didnât quite hear, too busy processing the scene.
âDo you need help to clean?â Were all the words your mouth could form. Neither of you had expected that to be the first thing to find its way off of your tongue. Mouth agape, he nodded slowly and confused.
You left to go rummaging through the cabinets with unstable hands. Youâd grabbed as much as you could hold. Never had you been prepared to clean up so much blood. There was no thought as shaky hands grabbed at glass cleaner and air freshener. When youâd come back, Hajime was staring at the body in disbelief.
âIs this the first time?â Youâd asked.
Heâd come clean about everything. Words spilled like water from a broken dam. He was an executive in a high-profile gang. Bonten. Youâd heard of it, but only on the news. Theyâd been less of a gang and more of a terrorist organization. Selling drugs, dealing weapons, killing people and so much more. Hajime didnât seem like the type, but he said it wasnât his first time killing. He clarified that itâs not a hobby of his like it is for other people he knew. Tears filled his eyes as he told you, but they didnât fall in that moment. He was pulling himself together as best he could. Heâd never intended for you to find out. Hajime just wanted to keep you safe and take care of you. He promised.
You listened silently while scrubbing the walls as he said something about not wanting you to leave. How he couldnât stand to lose someone else to a life like this. Heâs sorry, but this is all heâs known since he was a kid. He doesnât know how to get by in any other way. You have to believe him. He loves you. He canât stand the idea of you leaving him.
His propositioning became a blur when he began to break down. You stopped hearing him when the tears started to fall and the look in his eyes changed from sorrow and guilt to something unhinged. His hands came up to pull at the roots of his hair and youâre sure he was screaming apologies and begging you not to leave. His mouth moved like he was begging you to say something, but all you could was scrub the wall and look at him. You donât remember the time cleaning after that.
For the first time, you feared him and felt alone all over again. Heâd become another stranger. Your heart was sitting in your lap and you were watching it beat as you figured out what to do.
While he showered, you packed a bag for when youâd make a run for it in the dark hours of the morning. You took some jewelry to pawn, comfortable clothes to make the trip in, and some of the fancy hygiene products he bought you. Then you hid the bag in one of the spare rooms, before climbing into bed to wait for him. With the state he was in, surely, heâd hurt you if he knew you were going to leave.
His kisses felt like sandpaper against your cheeks. Every time his lips touched your skin was a silent question of whether you still loved him. You did, but you couldnât stay. Not like this. When he fell asleep, you took some cash and ran as far as you could. It wasnât very far at all. An okay hotel near the train station about an hour away.
Twice now youâve thought about calling the police and having him locked away forever. Once last night and now as you step out of the shower and see an accomplice in the hotel mirror. You canât bring yourself to do it. Your head aches at the thought of him behind bars, in a small room, taking communal showers. You donât want that for him. What you want is the normalcy back. You want him holding you. You want him telling you that you had a nightmare. You want this nasty breakup over with.
Your eyes become faucets of emotion again as you mourn. You cry and heave naked over the sink. For the first time in a long time, youâre alone in this life. Hajime cannot come to comfort you when you cry. You are at your lowest.
It comes up faster than you expect. Your stomach. Milky vomit splatters into the sink. You run the water over it as your body tremors. The sound calms you.
Your hand dips into the stream and comes up to your mouth. You gargle and spit twice. Then you splash water over your face. Youâre fine.
Thereâs no time for this. You need to leave.
Pulling on your clothes has you thinking about other things or at least trying to distract yourself.
âWhatâs worse, living with a murderer or my mom?â You halfheartedly laugh to yourself. Itâs too much to think about right now.
You havenât worn a sweatsuit in quite some time. Koko hated what he called âlazy clothesâ and insisted you are too beautiful to wear them. Of course, you still had some, but you could never do more than look at them. Not until now. Youâre sure your mother would be just as disapproving for similar reasons.
You laugh again at the thought of neither of them liking this outfit. A soft yellow sweat suit and white sneakers. Itâd break both of their hearts.
A soft knock at your door interrupts your thoughts, and you stiffen.
âRoom service.â Says a gruff, masculine voice on the other side.
Just room service. You unclench.
âNo, thank you!â You shout as you grab your bag and ready yourself to leave.
âItâs important.â The voice sings back. âYou left something at the front desk. I need to return it to you.â
Oh?
You crack the door open just enough for your foot to fit through. The man is tall and angular. Dress shirt. Tie. Black slacks. Loafers. Expensive Prada Loafers. He reeks of cigarette smell. Acrid and off-putting. Nothing in his hands but the rings that adorn his scarred fingers. Your eyes travel up to his face.
Slicked back black hair. Prominent streaks of grey in thick stripes. Massive scar across his eye. He doesnât work here. Your heart jumps to a start.
You scramble to close the door, but heâs strong enough to just push his way in and have you falling on your ass in the process. The door swings shut, the lock clicks, and a gun is pointed at you. His finger comes to his lips to hush you before you can think of screaming.
âItâs early. Iâm tired. And I donât want to be here.â He reaches his free hand out to help you up off the floor. You stare frozen in fear, labored breathing, unable to think until you notice his gesture and offer a hand so he can pull you up. âCan you just come with me so I can drop you off to Koko and go about my day?â
Your saliva becomes glue holding your mouth shut. You can do nothing but stare into his eyes.
âHello?â He waves his gun in your face and you flinch away.
You offer a slow, cautious shake of your head. Your feet carry you a couple of steps back. He follows.
âYou have to.â He asserts, shoving the gunâs muzzle under your chin.
For some reason, you're embarrassed by your trembling. You try to stop it, but canât. Your eyes are blown wide and your hands shake as you grab the manâs wrist to pull the gun from under your chin.
âI canât.â You barely manage. Tears fill your eyes as you back away again. The man doesnât move with you. He looks more confused and irritated than anything. Heâs nothing but furrowed brows and hard eyes.
âListenâŚâ He groans as he watches you wipe away tears as they fall. âI donât know what the hell this is about, nor do I care, but my boss told me to get you and bring you to Koko,â He steps closer and shoves the gun into his waistband. âIâm not a fan of brutalizing attractive young women, but I will if I have to. Then Iâll carry you out of here and take you to him.â
You understand youâre leaving with him either way.
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Heâs enough of a gentleman to have grabbed all of your stuff for you and thrown it into his backseat, but not enough of a gentleman to not kidnap you. Enough of a gentleman to open the door to his SUV for you, but not enough of a gentleman to not point a gun at you.
When his car starts, the feeling of dread sinks in. This is happening. This is not a dream. Your ex is a man powerful enough to have you kidnapped.Â
You try to suck it up and stop your tears, but you keep sniffling. Hajime is a sick bastard to send a man with a gun after you. How could he?
âWhatâs your name?â The man's voice interrupts your thoughts. You say nothing. âFair.â He brushes you off. âI understand it. Iâm human too.âÂ
Hard to believe.
âMy name is Takeomi.â He looks away from the road to shoot a halfhearted grin. âIâll have to learn your name later, right?â
âPlease let me go.â You demand through sniffles. You try to toughen your act as the tears dry up. Still, you feel pathetic.
He ignores you.
âI thought he was gay.â He doesnât turn to look at you this time. âYou know, I thought Iâd be picking up a man.â
Oh?
ââŚbut youâre incredibly beautiful so, I understand if he suddenly changed his mind.â
What?
He doesnât say much after that, and just drives. You stare out of the window and hold back tears.
By the time you arrive, youâve calmed down. You linger in the car as Takeomi grabs your things and calls Hajime, but the moment he opens the door itâs a march of death.Â
Takeomi waits with you at the elevator. He canât stand this, you can tell. Even without moving, his stance is impatient. You can hear the hum of the elevator moving. The closer it sounds the more your heart races.
DING!
No. No.
You take a step back as the elevator doors open. You look at Takeomi who looks back at you and shrugs.
No.
Youâre half ready to run when a hand guides you into the elevator. You keep your head down. Hajime mutters out a thank you and you see them exchanging your luggage. They donât say goodbye.
The penthouse is the same. Same sweet smell. Same shiny wooden floors. Same warmth. But itâs not your home anymore. Itâs your new gilded cage.Â
Hajime drops your bag and suddenly youâre surrounded by a familiar warmth and scent. Heâs everything you can sense. His floral conditioner. His musky cologne. His well-trimmed nails against your scalp.
âHajimeâŚâ
He pulls away. Thereâs a darkness in his eyes when you finally look at him. His hair is a mess. He hasnât brushed it like he usually would. His makeup isnât done. He is still in his pajamas. Itâs been less than a day and already heâs in disarray.
âWhy did you abandon me when all I do is take care of you?â He stresses. âI do everything to keep you safe and beautiful and you run after one mistake?â
âMistake?â Your voice shakes. âKilling someone is a mistake?â
âI was doing my job.â
âFuck you.â An immediate slap to your cheek blurs your vision.Â
First, itâs shock, then itâs anger, then itâs tears. Koko doesnât seem remorseful though. With furrowed brows, he says, âI love you and you abandoned me. I took care of you when that bitch of a mother threw you out and you crawled into Tokyo from the shithole you came from. But fuck me?â
Crazy. Heâs actually crazy.
You slap him back and the look on his face changes from seething anger to hurt. Before he can react, you dart from the doorway all the way to the bedroom unsure of if heâs chasing you. Immediately you lock it. Finally, you can breathe, but the air is full of him.
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Another relationship rant
Tw: For Suicide
lmao broke up with them and now they are telling me they are going to commit sooooo a lot is going on rn. After months of the most emotionally violent thing I've ever experienced since middle school, lol, I thought the split would be amicable, but it is not. I do not understand a single thing that is happening anymore, and I do not wish to. I called their family and honestly, I don't know if that is enough. I know this is par for the manipulation course but??? They've expressed suicidal ideation while we were together and now I'm at a loss. I cannot catch a break.
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Hi hope your doing good!!âĄâĄ
I just wanna say how much I love ur writing like omfg you were really in ur bag with mbfcđ its something about how you write the characters so fucked up and the shit y/n goes through itches my brain so gOod.
The way I still think about that story after months is crazyđŠđŤśđ˝
SDJfbjbfjbfhbg tysm im flattered. My new fic is kinda like koko centered reboot of that. So, please look forward to it.
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Just found your blog. Hope you have a nice day
thank you
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if u donât mind me asking, what happened to memory 2 & kokonoiâs story ?
honestly... no clue... I'll see what I can do
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Hey, I read your rant and I don't want this to come off in a bad way in any way,shape or form.
I personally believe that you need to put your feelings and emotions over others.Do things that will make the future you thankful and happy.If you are feeling unhappy in the relationship at the moment, there is a high chance that you will still be feeling the same in the end.
I believe that you should start focusing on hobbys and things that bring you joy in general.Maybe wrote a journal it could help you to understand yourself better and these confusing feelings can be solved.
It might not happen as soon as you want it to but everything will work out at the end .x
I really appreciate your thoughtful and kind words. Youâre right that I should be better at focusing on my own emotional health. I will start focusing on finding things that make me happy and my own dreams. I really wanted to pic up painting and sculpting recently so⌠I think Iâll start there as a new form of self expression.
In regards to the relationship, Iâll take my time to consider how it affects me in the long run. I think Iâve forgotten to consider myself and stop romanticizing the bad with the good. Iâll talk to my partner soon.
Thank you for caring <3
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Hi to the five people that still think about this blog. Iâve been writing a new fic and honestly idk if it will ever come out because it feels more personal than ever. Itâs about Kokonoi if anyones reading this. But thatâs not what I want to talk about. I need the anonymity and freedom to complain about all the emotions and thoughts this fic has brought out of me. This is a vent post about my personal life.
Recently, a couple months ago, I lost my virginity and got into my first ever relationship. Iâm bipolar and I was manic when it happened and I feel so ashamed and I donât know what to do or say.
I try to disengage from sentimentality, but Iâve always been sensitive about everything. I understand virginity isnât important. I get that, but I was so scared and taken aback when it happened. I have this deep rooted fear of being alone and I didnât know what to do. I kept letting them touch me and come into my home and I never said anything. Everything they did hurt so bad and still I wanted to be with them because it was the first time Iâd been given such attention. The first time I went that far and I scrambled to hold it together. I told them I wanted to be in a relationship and I knew in my heart that I wasnât ready for that, but I didnât know any other choice.
Naturally, this doesnât fell like itâs going well and Iâm all torn up on the inside. I tried to break up with them once, but I felt to overcome by grief and stayed. We argue over things I wouldnât consider to be huge issues. They canât stand the things I say or do and they think I hate them. Iâm not sure I donât. But maybe a week ago I held them while they cried in my bed at 2 am. I was tired and already dozing off, but I stayed up because I didnât want them to feel as if I didnât care. Iâm bad with affection so I let them cry for a while and didnât ask questions after I realized they werenât going to answer me. Then, I helped the best way I knew how. I brushed their hair, painted their nails, and put glitter under their eyes. I felt so sad and distraught the entire time.
My family adores them. They think my partner is funny. Theyâre right. My partner is wonderfully charismatic. Sometimes Iâm jealous of how well they navigate socially. Iâm no good with others, so I do most things alone. Hell, most of the time we argue over the phone and I just hang up and put my phone on do not disturb. I canât navigate anything to do with others for the life of me. Itâs a little funny.
Regardless, when itâs good, its good. When itâs bad it feels like the end. They do things I donât do and want things I donât want. It hurts my head and I never no what to think. Theyâre so beautiful, but so jealous. I feel like Iâm being treated like the one who cheated on them, but Iâm not. I was never the girl that cheated on them, but I feel like Iâm being punished in her stead. Iâm feeling things Iâve never felt before and itâs all so contradictory. I feel shredded.
Because the world is so dark right now, I canât cry. I think itâs really selfish to do. But, my fashion and creative expression is all I have to cling on to right now. Iâve turned to the aesthetics of religion and movies about women whoâve lost it to wallow. Iâve been looking for beautiful mantillas and rosaries despite being agnostic on my best day and an atheist on my worst. Iâve been reaching for prayer candles and investing in stories of women suffering more and more. Sometimes, I think my pain is what binds me to womanhood. I used to question myself, but this pain is undoubtedly feminine. I feel both empty and full.
Several times I thought to say âI think we started having sex too soon, we should stop for a while.â And every time I canât bring myself to do it. It feels like an arduous labor of love. I dreaded it in the beginning, but I think Iâve tricked myself into craving it. But Iâm so confused because now my body betrays me when I tell myself I donât want it. I donât understand a single thing.
I donât feel like myself anymore, but Iâm not depressed or unhappy, just lost. I want to return to something and it feels like Iâm grieving whatever that is. Surely it isnât my downright awful girlhood. Or my hymen. Or the time before this where I was consistently alone. Iâm confused and hurt.
Itâs so weird to have one personâs undivided attention. I used to think this is what I wanted. I used to day dream about it. I knew itâd be hard, but this is more painful than I imagined. I tried talking to my friends, but I canât be this blunt with them for fear of disparaging comments from people I adore. I just need a blank slate. Someone faceless and voiceless to talk to. I donât have to pretend to be tough like I always do (even in the privacy of my own home) or pause to answer questions. I just need to talk.
With that, Iâm sorry if my next fic (if it comes out) is more psychological than anything if you guys arenât into that. With the mess in my head I couldnât find another way. I need something self indulgent and ridiculous because I love my partner. I really do.
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HIIII I just stayed up two hours reading every single thing you have written on this blog and you are a gift to writing, you are a gift to my eyes, if I could rip my heart out and give it to you, I would.thank you and good morning
Thanks. Do you want to get married?
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Sometimes I think Iâm gay then I remember there are men I would turn my strap into melted silicone mush inside of if given the chance
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Ran strikes me as the type to carve his name into your skin like he owns you. Strong but soft hands gripping your thighs and forcing them open as he digs a blade deep in your flesh.
You canât leave him after this. You wonât be able to forget him. Heâll be with you forever. He doesnât care that youâre not interested in him; that youâre only kind to him out of fear. Youâll learn to love him. His name in your flesh guarantees that much. ďżź
As he finishes up leaving his mark, he licks the blood from your skin and kisses you. His teeth clash against yours. His thumbs wipe away your tears. Heâs made up his mind that he wants you above all else. Youâre stuck with him forever and this is just proof.
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âTo Be Betterâ
Big Brother!Yoshida x Gender Neutral Reader
(Tw: Sexual Abuse, Rape, Incest, Mild Smut, Mental Health, Suicidal Ideation)
A/N: I told myself I would finish this today and I did against my better judgment. This is not fully proofread and a bit different in comparison to other things Iâve written. Not heavy on the smut but definitely heavy. Idk. This isnât good. Goodnight <3
Your older brother Yoshida is the brightest star to ever shine in your family. He got into all of the top universities (and every school he applied to for that matter) heâs smart, heâs attractive and everyone loves him to pieces, even those heâs only said one word too. Heâs that type of guy. Too charismatic for his own good. A revolving door of people interested in being with him. Not a single flaw on his pretty skin.
Then, thereâs you. Youâre born second, but that doesnât make you any where near close to second to him. Somehow, even with there being only two of you, you fall further down. Youâre not placing in a race with him. You graduated two years after him, but no one from your extended family showed up like they did for him. You had a few friends, but were otherwise known as Hirofumiâs younger sibling. Your existence felt like an inconsequential blip when you were so eclipsed by him in every aspect of anything you did. He is the sun, but to say youâre the moon would be a lie.
So, it felt nice to graduate. To leave the school where every one knew you as a his shadow and the comparisons never ended. It felt nice to go to a community college where no one knew you and forge your own identity.
Even with him out of the house two years before, you still werenât as free from him as you have been recently. Youâre healing as of late. His winter break visit has cone and gone and youâre getting better. This summer will be better. Thereâs just you and sure, you still live with your parents who always compared you to him, but now your lives have almost completely diverged. They have to, after all the work youâve put in to getting better about being his shadow.
Of course, itâs not as simple as him having disappeared at university forver, though. It cant be your happily ever after. He comes home over his breaks and this one is no different.
The summer air is hot. Itâs unpleasant and almost inescapable. Thereâs three popsicle sticks on your desk and the ceiling fan of your room is going as fast as it can go. Itâs working desperately to cool you down with its gentle whirring, but still, youâre sticky with a light cast of sweat as you lay silently on your bed in wait.
You know heâs here. His voice flows proudly all through the house as he greats your parents and asks where you are and why you havenât come to see him. You can hear him padding down the hall. Your brother has a distinct walk. Itâs heavy and light all at once like heâs waltzing his way to your door. A distinct feeling of dread punctuates each and every step.
As the door to your room swings open, youâre greeted by that same gut punch of a smile that you hadnât been unfortunate enough to see since winter. This time itâll be longer. The summer is too long.
âWhat?â Itâs not really a question. Just something to make him go away.
âWhat?â He repeats back to you. âYouâre not excited to see me?â Hirofumi⌠his voice is like silk; like heâs got it all figured out. Itâs no wonder heâs got every one fooled.
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Usually itâs the summer heat that keeps you up all night, but tonight itâs him. You canât see him, but you know heâs there and for that reason you havenât left your room all day. His presence is an ache and your brain and the dryness of your mouth. This was supposed to be easier.
For the first time since heâs been back, you walk as quietly as possible out of your room praying that he isnât awake. When you pass his room thereâs no light coming from under the closed door and not a sound to be heard.
Heâs asleep. Thank god.
You take a breath of relief and hurry yourself through the house, but as you round the corner into the kitchen the lights are on and heâs there. Closing the cabinets after putting up one last dish. And there it is. That sickening smile as he spots you.
âYou didnât eat dinner with us.â
You ignore him and pull open the refrigerator. All of the foods been neatly wrapped up and nicely stacked in small containers. You donât check them to see whatâs inside. Instead, you pick at a bunch of grapes and shovel them into your mouth one by one. Thereâs nothing to be said. Youâre dealing with this well enough.
The grapes are ice cold and pop deliciously in your mouth. This is the best thing to happen to you all day. You needed this. You deserve this. Until, itâs interrupted by a large hand on your shoulder.
You stiffen.
âDonât-â You turn and smack his hand off of your shoulder.
âWhy are you acting like that?â He asks. Heâs trapping you between his body and the ice cold inside of the refrigerator. Heâs so close. Too close. You can smell him. He smells so fucking good. Itâs sweet like fresh cut grass and natural like the wind traveling over the sea. Itâs sickening. Heâs making you nauseous by being in your space. A headache is forming. He shouldnât be this close.
Your hand shoots out between the two of you and pushes at his chest before you even realize youâve moved. You retract your hand like you were burned. âMove.â Itâs quiet but stern. He doesnât budge in the slightest. A look of confusion paints his face.
âWhat is your problem?â He steels himself.
For a second you almost believe him. You almost believe heâs truly lost and he doesnât know why youâre acting like this towards him.
âYou were fine when I came back over the break in winter.â
Right. Winter. You donât even want to think about it.
He pulls you away from the refrigerator with a tight grip on your arm. You here it click closed and your brain stops working at the sound. Heâs been treating you like this forever. Like a rag doll. For a second you let it happen. You have half a mind to let him do what heâs always done, but with the better half you pull away from him. His hand feels like it shouldâve left burn marks in every spot heâd touched.
âLeave me alone.â You want to scream but it comes out as a hushed cry. Your nails dig into his forearm and he lets you go. You stumble back into the counter and you donât even feel the pain that accompanies it.
âYou donât like me anymore?â His smile is confused. His eyebrows are furrowed. He pretends not to know whatâs wrong.
âŚ
Youâre dealing with this the best way you know how.
Heâs not here, in your room, but somehow heâs everywhere. His smell lingers in there air. Somehow it feels like his hand is still wrapped around your arms. You canât get rid of him even in the quiet of your own room.
You lock the door. You unlock it. You lock it again.
You flick the light on. You flick it off. You flick it on again. You leave it off.
You start to try to lay back down, but you canât bring yourself to touch your bed. Not with Hirofumi all over you.
The only solution is a shower.
The water burns just right against your thigh as you step in. You needed this. You werenât ready to see him again.
Your body is trembling. How long have you been like that? Are there tears in your eye? You can feel your throat tightening up and wetness streaming down your face. Why are you crying? He didnât do anything to you.
Maybe you shouldnât be treating him like this. You liked him in the winter. You liked what happened then. Youâre fooling yourself into thinking youâre the victim. After all these years, youâre not the victim.
Like a bullet in the chest it hits you all at once. So many years of him fight to the forefront of your thoughts.
ďżźEven as you scrub your skin you can feel his hands all over you. Youâre sure the soap smells like him. You hold the soap to your nose and the thought goes away. It doesnât smell like him.
You think about the winter. Your unlocked door. An invite for him to come in. You scrub at your skin.
You remember the heat of his body against yours. When you would beg him to stop. You scrub.
His hands gripping at your chest. Your quiet discomfort as you let him. The tears that rolled down your cheeks and the the way he kissed them away. Youâll clean him off of you even if your skin turns raw.
You canât breathe. The tightness in your throat is getting worse. Youâre sure youâre bawling. You want this to end. To go away. You need to go away.
Your knees buckles under you and when they crack against the shower floor the world becomes clear again. You can hear yourself sobbing. You can feel that the waters too hot against your skin. Itâs too much.
A knock on the door comes as you rush to turn the water off.
âAre you okay?â Hirofumiâs voice lingers on the other side. You can smell him again. âY/N~â He sings your name out with the beat of his second round of knocks at the door. âDo you want me to come in there?â
Youâre still crying. You canât catch your breathe. Your pleads for him not to come in are stuck in your throat.
You hear him say your name again. Then, the door starts to inch open. He canât do this. He canât. He canât. He canât.
âGO AWAY!â You scream out before you knew you could speak again. The door clicks shut. Footsteps sound further and further until they disappear. Relief. You melt in to the wall of the tub. Heâs gone.
Thereâs no telling how long you stayed there; a mess of sopping wet hair and skin, but you eventually pull yourself together and rush to get your pajamas on. The long pants. The long sleeves. They tug against your wet skin and make you sweat already.
You look in the mirror; into your bloodshot eyes.
You can never brush your teeth enough. Itâs like his tongue is always in your mouth. The taste of his breath lingers. The inside of your mouth feels like his. Too much like his. Your lips are so chewed up trying escape the feeling, they crack even more when you brush your teeth. You brush until your gums bleed. Until your mouth feels as raw as your skin. Until the taste of iron replaces him. Until you can sleep at night. The taste of him will come back. It always does.
âŚ
Your parents donât sit down for breakfast unless heâs around. Your mom doesnât cook unless itâs for him. You donât exist outside of him.
You push your food around your plate and tune them out. Heâs sitting across from you and youâre not looking up unless you have to. Youâre not hungry this morning. You donât want to be here.
âWhy donât you want to learn how yo drive?â
The question sounds pointed at you. You stop, to listen again.
âYou knowâŚâ You stop hearing his voice, but youâre sure heâs still talking. You keep looking down at your plate. ââŚreally, Iâm your big brother I should.â You can hear that fucking smile in his voice.
âThat would be great, wouldnât it, honey?â Your moms hand rubs soothingly over your thigh. You almost get the urge to cry again, but you canât. âHirofumi could be a great person to teach you?â
You look at her, confused.
âHe can teach you how to drive. You should really learn. And maybe look at his new car.â
âItâs really nice.â Your dad cuts in.
He has a new car.
âItâd be great. To make new memories and stuff, right?â Hirofumi looks so endearing. The sun coming in through the window surrounds his body in soft morning light. Of course, heâs glowing. He casts a shadow over your breakfast plate.
âIâll learn to drive on my own time.â You stuff your mouth with eggs.
Your mother insists that you let Hirofumi teach you. Sheâs like that. Heâs her favorite. He does everything right the first time.
You leave breakfast early and leave them to their golden child.
You lock your door. You unlock it. You lock it again. You check the handle. Itâs locked.
Your pajamas are suffocating you. Itâs only going to get hotter from this point in the day, but you canât change. You turn your ceiling fan on. You can breath.
You open a book and try to forget.
By the afternoon, the house falls silent. You leave your room and check all around the place. For each room you flick the lights on and of again and again. Not a soul. Tension relieves itself in place you didnât know you had it. After checking all the locks, you sprawl out on the couch. Let them be gone forever.
âŚ
Youâre burning up. Youâre sweating. You have a headache. The tv is on, but thereâs some other noise. The couch suddenly feels too small.
âDo you want to go in my room?â Hands tap your cheeks to wake you. Your eyes struggle to open. Your mouth doesnât move. Again. âDo you want to go in my room?â His face is far above yours, thereâs brightness in his eyes, but they remain pitch black. His bangs are still too low. âItâs cooler in there. Youâre sweating a lot. Câmon.â
He grabs you. Hoists you in to his arms and you latch on to him. You let him carry you. He loves to carry you. Youâre so easy. So so easy. Why are you letting him do this.
âHiro-â
Nothing.
âHirofumiâŚâ
âHm?â
âPlease take me to my room. I donât want to do this.â
âIt was fine a couple moths ago. Wasnât it?â
You shake your head. You never liked it. That time you thought if you tried to enjoy it youâd hurt less. If you finally smiled and gave him what he wanted willingly it wouldnât be as bad as all of the times before. It worked in the moment, but like every time before it came back to haunt you. You canât do it again, but you donât argue.
You let him lay you down on his bed. You go limp. You canât run. Youâve never been able to stop this.
You think you say his name out loud, but if you do, he doesnât answer. You ask where your momâs at. Nothing. Your pajama pants are off. You hear yourself say stop. His hand smooths over your underwear.
Thereâs a moment of darkness and suddenly youâre both naked. Youâre pushing at his muscles. His mouth is leaving wet kisses down your body. You swear youâre begging him to end this. Thereâs something of a cry for help in there. He canât do this again.
âYou wanted this last time, remember?â He breathes over your sex and drags his tongue across. Your body reacts as if you were struck by electricity, but you feel nothing. Thereâs just a strange wetness between your legs.
He canât seem to remember the times before when you said no. All the times that came before the winter. When his hands traveled down in to your uniform. When you told him he didnât need to kiss you before his graduation speech for good luck. When you said you didnât want to know what heâd taste like. There were so many rejections, but he just canât be a good brother.
He can only remember when you begged for him at the park last winter. When you let him climb in your bed and rub himself against the curve of your ass. When you licked his semen off the palm of your hand and kissed him hungrily. He can only remember last winter.
You were so scared. You thought you could face your demons head on.
Heâs inside you. Heâs so deep inside you. His tongue lickâs at the salty tears and sweat on your cheeks. His lips interlock with yours and you donât kiss back. Not this time. You feel nothing and everything. Every vein dragging in and it of you. Every fingernail digging into your waist. The muscle in his chest where your hands arenât pushing any more. Every breath he steals from you. But you donât feel it.
Youâre trapped eye to eye under him. His bedside lamp is dim, but you can see his face so close to yours. Heâs tearing you apart from the inside. You have to be dying. You want to die.
âHiro⌠Iâm going to kill myself.â You manage between tears, broken moans and unstable breaths. âPlease stop. Iâm going to die. Iâm going to kill myself.â It all pours out of your mouth like a flood.
âNo. Iâll take care of you,â He says as he lays kisses along your throat.
âNo. Iâll die.â You sniffle. âIâll just die. I promise. I canât do this. Please stop.â You might be screaming. Thereâs no way for you to tell. Heâs slamming in to you harder. You can see it. You canât feel it, but you know it hurts. Then it all stops. You canât see anymore. Thereâs nothing. Again.
Heâs there. Laying on your stomach when you come to. You feel sticky. Like your bodyâs covered in slime. Gross. Like your wrapped in spiderwebs. Like your brotherâs been inside of you. Like this has been going on for as long as you can remember.
You try to push him off of you. Youâre still naked. You donât want your pajamas back anyway. You just want the shower. You push at his head and try to slide your body from under him. His scalp is wet with sweat.
You just want to shower. He wonât budge. His smell is seeping deeper into your skin by the second.
He turns to face you.
âMom and dad are out all night. We have time.â
You give up. Youâll never be clean again.
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âTo Be Betterâ
Big Brother!Yoshida x Gender Neutral Reader
(Tw: Sexual Abuse, Rape, Incest, Mild Smut, Mental Health, Suicidal Ideation)
A/N: I told myself I would finish this today and I did against my better judgment. This is not fully proofread and a bit different in comparison to other things Iâve written. Not heavy on the smut but definitely heavy. Idk. This isnât good. Goodnight <3
Your older brother Yoshida is the brightest star to ever shine in your family. He got into all of the top universities (and every school he applied to for that matter) heâs smart, heâs attractive and everyone loves him to pieces, even those heâs only said one word to. Heâs that type of guy. Too charismatic for his own good. A revolving door of people interested in being with him. Not a single flaw on his pretty skin.
Then, thereâs you. Youâre born second, but that doesnât make you any where near close to second to him. Somehow, even with there being only two of you, you fall further down. Youâre not placing in a race with him. You graduated two years after him, but no one from your extended family showed up like they did for him. You had a few friends, but were otherwise known as Hirofumiâs younger sibling. Your existence felt like an inconsequential blip when you were so eclipsed by him in every aspect of anything you did. He is the sun, but to say youâre the moon would be a lie.
So, it felt nice to graduate. To leave the school where every one knew you as a his shadow and the comparisons never ended. It felt nice to go to a community college where no one knew you and forge your own identity.
Even with him out of the house two years before, you still werenât as free from him as you have been recently. Youâre healing as of late. His winter break visit has come and gone and youâre getting better. This summer will be better. Thereâs just you and sure, you still live with your parents who always compared you to him, but now your lives have almost completely diverged. They have to, after all the work youâve put in to getting better about being his shadow.
Of course, itâs not as simple as him having disappeared at university forver, though. It cant be your happily ever after. He comes home over his breaks and this one is no different.
The summer air is hot. Itâs unpleasant and almost inescapable. Thereâs three popsicle sticks on your desk and the ceiling fan of your room is going as fast as it can go. Itâs working desperately to cool you down with its gentle whirring, but still, youâre sticky with a light cast of sweat as you lay silently on your bed in wait.
You know heâs here. His voice flows proudly all through the house as he greets your parents and asks where you are and why you havenât come to see him. You can hear him padding down the hall. Your brother has a distinct walk. Itâs heavy and light all at once, like heâs waltzing his way to your door. A distinct feeling of dread punctuates each and every step.
As the door to your room swings open, youâre greeted by that same gut punch of a smile that you hadnât been unfortunate enough to see since winter. This time itâll be longer. The summer is too long.
âWhat?â Itâs not really a question. Just something to make him go away.
âWhat?â He repeats back to you. âYouâre not excited to see me?â Hirofumi⌠his voice is like silk; like heâs got it all figured out. Itâs no wonder heâs got everyone fooled.
âŚ
Usually itâs the summer heat that keeps you up all night, but tonight itâs him. You canât see him, but you know heâs there and for that reason you havenât left your room all day. His presence is an ache in your brain and the dryness of your mouth. This was supposed to be easier.
For the first time since heâs been back, you walk as quietly as possible out of your room praying that he isnât awake. When you pass his room thereâs no light coming from under the closed door and not a sound to be heard.
Heâs asleep. Thank god.
You take a breath of relief and hurry yourself through the house, but as you round the corner into the kitchen the lights are on and heâs there. Closing the cabinets after putting up one last dish. And there it is. That sickening smile as he spots you.
âYou didnât eat dinner with us.â
You ignore him and pull open the refrigerator. All of the foods been neatly wrapped up and nicely stacked in small containers. You donât check them to see whatâs inside. Instead, you pick at a bunch of grapes and shovel them into your mouth one by one. Thereâs nothing to be said. Youâre dealing with this well enough.
The grapes are ice cold and pop deliciously in your mouth. This is the best thing to happen to you all day. You needed this. You deserve this. Until, itâs interrupted by a large hand on your shoulder.
You stiffen.
âDonât-â You turn and smack his hand off of your shoulder.
âWhy are you acting like that?â He asks. Heâs trapping you between his body and the ice cold inside of the refrigerator. Heâs so close. Too close. You can smell him. He smells so fucking good. Itâs sweet like fresh cut grass and natural like the wind traveling over the sea. Itâs sickening. Heâs making you nauseous by being in your space. A headache is forming. He shouldnât be this close.
Your hand shoots out between the two of you and pushes at his chest before you even realize youâve moved. You retract your hand like you were burned. âMove.â Itâs quiet but stern. He doesnât budge in the slightest. A look of confusion paints his face.
âWhat is your problem?â He steels himself.
For a second you almost believe him. You almost believe heâs truly lost and he doesnât know why youâre acting like this towards him.
âYou were fine when I came back over the break in winter.â
Right. Winter. You donât even want to think about it.
He pulls you away from the refrigerator with a tight grip on your arm. You here it click closed and your brain stops working at the sound. Heâs been treating you like this forever. Like a rag doll. For a second you let it happen. You have half a mind to let him do what heâs always done, but with the better half you pull away from him. His hand feels like it shouldâve left burn marks in every spot heâd touched.
âLeave me alone.â You want to scream but it comes out as a hushed cry. Your nails dig into his forearm and he lets you go. You stumble back into the counter and you donât even feel the pain that accompanies it.
âYou donât like me anymore?â His smile is confused. His eyebrows are furrowed. He pretends not to know whatâs wrong.
âŚ
Youâre dealing with this the best way you know how.
Heâs not here, in your room, but somehow heâs everywhere. His smell lingers in there air. Somehow it feels like his hand is still wrapped around your arms. You canât get rid of him even in the quiet of your own room.
You lock the door. You unlock it. You lock it again.
You flick the light on. You flick it off. You flick it on again. You leave it off.
You start to try to lay back down, but you canât bring yourself to touch your bed. Not with Hirofumi all over you.
The only solution is a shower.
The water burns just right against your thigh as you step in. You needed this. You werenât ready to see him again.
Your body is trembling. How long have you been like that? Are there tears in your eye? You can feel your throat tightening up and wetness streaming down your face. Why are you crying? He didnât do anything to you.
Maybe you shouldnât be treating him like this. You liked him in the winter. You liked what happened then. Youâre fooling yourself into thinking youâre the victim. After all these years, youâre not the victim.
Like a bullet in the chest it hits you all at once. So many years of him fight to the forefront of your thoughts.
ďżźEven as you scrub your skin you can feel his hands all over you. Youâre sure the soap smells like him. You hold the soap to your nose and the thought goes away. It doesnât smell like him.
You think about the winter. Your unlocked door. An invite for him to come in. You scrub at your skin.
You remember the heat of his body against yours. When you would beg him to stop. You scrub.
His hands gripping at your chest. Your quiet discomfort as you let him. The tears that rolled down your cheeks and the the way he kissed them away. Youâll clean him off of you even if your skin turns raw.
You canât breathe. The tightness in your throat is getting worse. Youâre sure youâre bawling. You want this to end. To go away. You need to go away.
Your knees buckles under you and when they crack against the shower floor the world becomes clear again. You can hear yourself sobbing. You can feel that the waters too hot against your skin. Itâs too much.
A knock on the door comes as you rush to turn the water off.
âAre you okay?â Hirofumiâs voice lingers on the other side. You can smell him again. âY/N~â He sings your name out with the beat of his second round of knocks at the door. âDo you want me to come in there?â
Youâre still crying. You canât catch your breathe. Your pleads for him not to come in are stuck in your throat.
You hear him say your name again. Then, the door starts to inch open. He canât do this. He canât. He canât. He canât.
âGO AWAY!â You scream out before you knew you could speak again. The door clicks shut. Footsteps sound further and further until they disappear. Relief. You melt in to the wall of the tub. Heâs gone.
Thereâs no telling how long you stayed there; a mess of sopping wet hair and skin, but you eventually pull yourself together and rush to get your pajamas on. The long pants. The long sleeves. They tug against your wet skin and make you sweat already.
You look in the mirror; into your bloodshot eyes.
You can never brush your teeth enough. Itâs like his tongue is always in your mouth. The taste of his breath lingers. The inside of your mouth feels like his. Too much like his. Your lips are so chewed up trying escape the feeling, they crack even more when you brush your teeth. You brush until your gums bleed. Until your mouth feels as raw as your skin. Until the taste of iron replaces him. Until you can sleep at night. The taste of him will come back. It always does.
âŚ
Your parents donât sit down for breakfast unless heâs around. Your mom doesnât cook unless itâs for him. You donât exist outside of him.
You push your food around your plate and tune them out. Heâs sitting across from you and youâre not looking up unless you have to. Youâre not hungry this morning. You donât want to be here.
âWhy donât you want to learn how yo drive?â
The question sounds pointed at you. You stop, to listen again.
âYou knowâŚâ You stop hearing his voice, but youâre sure heâs still talking. You keep looking down at your plate. ââŚreally, Iâm your big brother I should.â You can hear that fucking smile in his voice.
âThat would be great, wouldnât it, honey?â Your moms hand rubs soothingly over your thigh. You almost get the urge to cry again, but you canât. âHirofumi could be a great person to teach you?â
You look at her, confused.
âHe can teach you how to drive. You should really learn. And maybe look at his new car.â
âItâs really nice.â Your dad cuts in.
He has a new car.
âItâd be great. To make new memories and stuff, right?â Hirofumi looks so endearing. The sun coming in through the window surrounds his body in soft morning light. Of course, heâs glowing. He casts a shadow over your breakfast plate.
âIâll learn to drive on my own time.â You stuff your mouth with eggs.
Your mother insists that you let Hirofumi teach you. Sheâs like that. Heâs her favorite. He does everything right the first time.
You leave breakfast early and leave them to their golden child.
You lock your door. You unlock it. You lock it again. You check the handle. Itâs locked.
Your pajamas are suffocating you. Itâs only going to get hotter from this point in the day, but you canât change. You turn your ceiling fan on. You can breath.
You open a book and try to forget.
By the afternoon, the house falls silent. You leave your room and check all around the place. For each room you flick the lights on and of again and again. Not a soul. Tension relieves itself in places you didnât know you had it. After checking all the locks, you sprawl out on the couch. Let them be gone forever.
âŚ
Youâre burning up. Youâre sweating. You have a headache. The tv is on, but thereâs some other noise. The couch suddenly feels too small.
âDo you want to go in my room?â Hands tap your cheeks to wake you. Your eyes struggle to open. Your mouth doesnât move. Again. âDo you want to go in my room?â His face is far above yours, thereâs brightness in his eyes, but they remain pitch black. His bangs are still too low. âItâs cooler in there. Youâre sweating a lot. Câmon.â
He grabs you. Hoists you in to his arms and you latch on to him. You let him carry you. He loves to carry you. Youâre so easy. So so easy. Why are you letting him do this.
âHiro-â
Nothing.
âHirofumiâŚâ
âHm?â
âPlease take me to my room. I donât want to do this.â
âIt was fine a couple moths ago. Wasnât it?â
You shake your head. You never liked it. That time you thought if you tried to enjoy it youâd hurt less. If you finally smiled and gave him what he wanted willingly it wouldnât be as bad as all of the times before. It worked in the moment, but like every time before it came back to haunt you. You canât do it again, but you donât argue.
You let him lay you down on his bed. You go limp. You canât run. Youâve never been able to stop this.
You think you say his name out loud, but if you do, he doesnât answer. You ask where your momâs at. Nothing. Your pajama pants are off. You hear yourself say stop. His hand smooths over your underwear.
Thereâs a moment of darkness and suddenly youâre both naked. Youâre pushing at his muscles. His mouth is leaving wet kisses down your body. You swear youâre begging him to end this. Thereâs something of a cry for help in there. He canât do this again.
âYou wanted this last time, remember?â He breathes over your sex and drags his tongue across. Your body reacts as if you were struck by electricity, but you feel nothing. Thereâs just a strange wetness between your legs.
He canât seem to remember the times before when you said no. All the times that came before the winter. When his hands traveled down in to your uniform. When you told him he didnât need to kiss you before his graduation speech for good luck. When you said you didnât want to know what heâd taste like. There were so many rejections, but he just canât be a good brother.
He can only remember when you begged for him at the park last winter. When you let him climb in your bed and rub himself against the curve of your ass. When you licked his semen off the palm of your hand and kissed him hungrily. He can only remember last winter.
You were so scared. You thought you could face your demons head on.
Heâs inside you. Heâs so deep inside you. His tongue lickâs at the salty tears and sweat on your cheeks. His lips interlock with yours and you donât kiss back. Not this time. You feel nothing and everything. Every vein dragging in and out of you. Every fingernail digging into your waist. The muscle in his chest where your hands arenât pushing any more. Every breath he steals from you. But you donât feel it.
Youâre trapped eye to eye under him. His bedside lamp is dim, but you can see his face so close to yours. Heâs tearing you apart from the inside. You have to be dying. You want to die.
âHiro⌠Iâm going to kill myself.â You manage between tears, broken moans and unstable breaths. âPlease stop. Iâm going to die. Iâm going to kill myself.â It all pours out of your mouth like a flood.
âNo. Iâll take care of you,â He says as he lays kisses along your throat.
âNo. Iâll die.â You sniffle. âIâll just die. I promise. I canât do this. Please stop.â You might be screaming. Thereâs no way for you to tell. Heâs slamming in to you harder. You can see it. You canât feel it, but you know it hurts. Then it all stops. You canât see anymore. Thereâs nothing. Again.
Heâs there. Laying on your stomach when you come to. You feel sticky. Like your bodyâs covered in slime. Gross. Like youâre wrapped in spiderwebs. Like your brotherâs been inside of you. Like this has been going on for as long as you can remember.
You try to push him off of you. Youâre still naked. You donât want your pajamas back anyway. You just want the shower. You push at his head and try to slide your body from under him. His scalp is wet with sweat.
You just want to shower. He wonât budge. His smell is seeping deeper into your skin by the second.
He turns to face you.
âMom and dad are out all night. We have time.â
You give up. Youâll never be clean again.
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