yandere kirishima kidnapping/noncon?<3
CONTENT WARNINGS : nsfw, yandere themes, kidnapping, noncon, stalking, traumatized reader.
Today officially marked one month since your inexplicable vanishing, one month since you’d been so effortlessly abducted from your own home. The life you had spent years plotting and perfecting gone in the blink of an eye.
You shift uncomfortably around the mattress provided by your captor, rigid cushions feel like rocks under your back and during moments like this — You wanted nothing more than to be able to rewind time, to be given a second chance.
Possibly to warn yourself of the danger you were in, tell yourself to pack your things, leave and never look back. Or maybe it would be to ask how you could be so fucking naive? How you failed to notice the way your fate slowly began to unravel itself days before that nightmarish morning.
The morning that would change everything.
Those bitterly cold nights you staggered into your apartment hours after midnight, breath stained with alcohol and keys crammed in hand. You were drunk off your ass — yes, but sensible enough to recognize that something felt .. off. Like someone had been here while you were away.
But you were no stranger to these thoughts. Living on your own came with it’s downsides — paranoia being one of them. You figured it was normal .. right? Normal to have moments of fear, occasional gut feelings that you weren’t alone. So you brush it off, deem your intuitions as false.
That was your first mistake.
Because it didn’t stop there. Suspicions only grew higher as your unknown pursuer slowly stepped up their game — slowly became bolder.
Starting with instances where you’d notice certain household items being out of place. Car keys wounding up on the couch when you specifically remembered setting them down on the counter, kitchen drawers being left open, it was subtle things, like your air conditioning being upped five degrees higher than recalled.
Then things started going missing.
More intimate belongings, ranging from silky laced negligees down to your worn fucking panties. Needless to say, you were scared shitless — Who wouldn’t be? Partly because deep down, you knew better. Knew you should’ve rushed to the cops, that this was no longer coincidental but of course — you didn’t. What you did do though, was put your knackered washer at fault, told yourself it was just the machine eating clothes again.
And as expected, this little game of cat and mouse only escalated from there. Except this time, your terrorizer would finally decide to strike.
That afternoon was mainly spent hunched over your laptop, catching up on late academic work you’d accidentally let slip from your agenda. Typically, you made an effort to finish everything before going to bed, however you could feel the exhaustion overruling you — so instead, you shut the computing machine off and set a warm bath to blow off steam.
Laying serenely in the tub, you swoon away in your thoughts. The fresh aroma of a lit candle pervaded the air surrounding you, for a second you could almost feel your consciousness being wafted from right under you.
Your body feels like cinderblock as you shoot out of the tub, new sensation of panic engulfing every inch of your vitality. That couldn’t have been your imagination — that was the sound of something.
The sound of a fucking person — and it was coming from your bedroom.
Your heart rate accumulated as you threw a towel over your body and timidly made your way down the hallway leading to the source of the noise. Every step left you trembling with angst, but in a matter of seconds you reach the door and finally twist the knob.
Your jaw drops at what you’re met with .. an unscathed bedroom. Laptop shut, ceiling fan on, bed made, and to your surprise, not a person in sight — Everything was sitting just as you had left it, and this honestly gave you consolation. Hard evidence that you were being crazy, that there was no noise, that your mind was playing tricks on you. That nobody was here.
So you warily drop your towel, soaking wet hair trickling over your bare body as you ambled towards the dresser. You grab the first thing you lay eyes on, a samite pink nightgown, and quickly clothe yourself before ascending into bed.
Looking back, you wonder how you so cluelessly let a severe situation like this fall between the cracks. How you were able to just doze off to sleep without ever seeming to notice the scarlet eyes burning into your unconscious form — that had been doing so for hours.
How that night you rested so soundly that you didn’t even feel when a hand — his hand — brushed against your cheek. Or when he tugged the blanket down, crimson eyebrows raising at the sight of your exposed skin. You didn’t even remotely move when the man positioned himself to join you in bed, or when he vigilantly creeped out from beside you, positioning the duvet back to your figure. But the moment you woke up the next morning, you knew at once that you weren’t alone. Not when the door you distinctly remembered shutting and locking before going to bed had been left wide open.
“Was starting to think you’d never catch on, babe.” You screech at the sudden utterance and jerk your head backwards, only to come face to face with an inconceivable sight. The man situated in front of you was constructed by muscle that from one look — you could tell took years to obtain, coarse red hair protruding from his head almost perfectly matched his color coordinated attire.
The stalking, constant terrorizing, the fear and uneasiness installed into your home was all at the hands of the world’s most glorious Pro Hero, Eijirou Kirishima. — Red fucking Riot.
“I’ve been watching you for awhile now,” He took this as an opportunity to slowly step forward, knees coming in contact with the edge of your bed. He already knows you’re intimated by him from the way you sheepishly sit up. Who wouldn’t be? The hero who stood at almost 8 feet tall, tripling you in size, was enough to make any woman cower.
You gawk up at his face once he speaks again, vermillion slits stared back down at you. For the first time, you truly understood fear. What it meant to be utterly paralyzed by pure fright — unable to open your mouth or even move a muscle. You only twitch when he draws in closer, brings his thumb to your cheek and wipes at the streaming tears.
It feels like the world around you comes to a halt as you watched his calloused hand travel from your cheek, down to your collar, then to playing with the thin strap of your nightdress.
“What, you don’t speak?” The pro hero gave a mirthless chuckle, “That’s alright, you don’t have to.” Fixation remains on the flimsy piece of fabric before redirecting his attention to your face.
“Take your nightgown off.” It’s only a whisper — but this singular sentence sends you into complete hysteria.
Eijirou grabs you — and for the first time since he exposed himself, your body regained it’s strength — it’s will to live. You screamed, tried with every last bone in your body to writhe away from his grasp but you couldn’t. Petite body pinned to the bed by sturdy arms, you realized you were stupid for thinking you could win a fight against a man of such physique. You realized that life, as you knew it, was already over.
So you lay still when he brashly presses his lips to yours, metal belt clashing into your stomach as he bears all of his weight onto your miniature frame. You lay still when he rips your poor excuse of clothing off, slips your panties down plush thighs and delves between your legs. As he so easily has his way with you, never once considering your pleas and desperate cries for him to stop — that you weren’t ready, that this was your first time.
And it isn’t until you’re completely fucked out by both his tongue and cock, body battling unconsciousness, that he has mercy on you. Assures you it’s okay to sleep, that you didn’t need to worry your pretty little head any longer, mumbling in your ear that you were going somewhere better — somewhere you should’ve been a long time ago, with him.
Your psychic screams at you to stay awake, to put up a fight, to talk him out of this, do anything but allow yourself to be abducted — kidnapped, taken to god knows where, but you physically couldn’t. Not when your eyes involuntarily begin to flutter shut, fatigue from the assault winning you over. You feel yourself slipping away, then everything around you fades to black.
You tried your hardest to forget. Wanting nothing more than to banish that dreadful morning from your thoughts, however the trauma was still there. Your body served as a constant reminder of the horrid abuse you’d endured since the kidnapping. Varying from scars littered across your legs to hickeys and marks that could be found around your sensual areas.
Most of them were formed on what you called “bad nights”. When Kirishima would come home from a tiresome day of hero work, noticeably with a temper and all it took was one glimpse at his face to know what he wanted. You felt fortunate if you could even walk afterwards. After hours of being manhandled onto your back, wrists pinned above your head as he stretched you out, all while thanking you for letting him use you like this — for giving yourself to him.
As if you weren’t being held against your will.
Some days you wondered if he ever regretted it. If he, at one point, has felt sympathy for you. Did he ever notice the wails that would echo from the room he locked you away in? The nights you had cried yourself to sleep, body aching from his rough treatment.
He heard it, there was no denying that. But did he care? No.
Eijirou thought he had made it clear on your first day that harming you was never apart of his intentions. That he was a fair man — and if you fought him, he would have no problem reminding you of your place. Which knowing yourself, happened often but gradually you learned it was best to stay on his good side.
In spite of these circumstances, you managed to stay hopeful. The thought of being rescued was the only thing that kept you alive, — or maybe it was the satisfaction you would feel as you finally exposed Red Riot’s true character to the world. So for the sake of retrieving your freedom, you’d cooperate, play nice a little, start slowly plotting an escape.
It would take some time but you’d get there eventually.
You just needed to hold on a little longer .. right?