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â a mafia AU scene with Yandere!Muzan Kibutsuji
summary:
You escaped the man who ruled the underground, child in arms and fire in your chest. But love like Muzanâs doesnât dieâit festers. It tracks. It waits. And when he finds you again⊠he doesnât want an apology. He wants surrender.
cw's ; yandere themes, dubcon tones, possessive behavior, emotional manipulation, power imbalance, smut, mild degradation, obsession, toxic relationship dynamics, captivity undertones, implied stalking, rough sex, aftercare absent, Muzan being unhinged as hell.
The grocery store was quiet. Too quiet.
Just the soft hum of fluorescent lights and the creak of her shopping cart as she pushed it down the cereal aisle. Her daughter was seated inside the cart, one chubby fist clinging to a box of animal crackers. Y/N smiled down at herâsmall, safe, sweet. She hadnât smiled in weeks.
Maybe⊠maybe they were finally safe.
The new city. The burner phone. The apartment under a fake name. Sheâd been carefulâgod, so careful. Never using cards. Never staying too long. Her heart still raced at every knock on the door, but maybe⊠maybe sheâd done it.
She reached for a box of formula.
There was a white rose in the formula bin.
Cold dread slid down her spine as she turnedâslowly, slowlyâexpecting a ghost.
Muzan Kibutsuji, in a black silk shirt and gloves, standing at the end of the aisle like a nightmare dressed in couture. Not a hair out of place. No expression on his face. Just a stare. A terrifying, beautiful, endless stare.
Y/Nâs chest caved inward. Her daughter gurgled softly in the cart, unaware.
"You look tired," Muzan said softly, stepping closer. His voice was velvet and steel. "Running must be exhausting.â
âDonât,â she warned, backing up. âDonât come near her.â
He paused, tilted his head.
âOh?â He smiled faintly. âYou think I came here for you?â
âI came for her.â He looked into the childâs eyes, then back at Y/N. âBut you⊠youâll follow. You always do.â
She grabbed the cart handle tighter, trying to moveâtrying to thinkâbut his voice pinned her like a blade.
âI gave you everything. My name. My protection. A child born of my blood. And you repay me by disappearing?â His eyes darkened. âTell me, Y/Nâdo you truly believe you can outrun me? That thereâs a single place on this planet where my reach wonât touch you?â
âI donât belong to you.â
âYou never did,â he said simply, stepping forward now, slow and merciless. âYouâve always belonged to me.â
He reached into his coat.
Her daughter squealed with joy.
âLetâs go home,â Muzan murmured, sliding the pacifier into the toddlerâs hand. âYouâve played house long enough.â
The silence inside the car was unbearable.
Smooth leather. Blacked-out windows. The faint scent of sandalwood and danger.
Y/N sat stiffly, her daughter asleep against her chest, her hand cradling the toddlerâs head as if shielding her from the darkness seated only a few feet away.
Legs crossed, one arm draped over the backrest, eyes lazily tracking her like a lion watching its prey breathe for the last time. There was no driver. The car drove itself, custom-built like everything else he owned. Including her.
She finally spoke, voice shaking. âYou planned this.â
âOf course I did,â he replied, unbothered. âYou think I found you in a grocery store by chance?â
âIâve been watching you since the day you left,â he continued softly. âYour new apartment? Cute. Your neighborâthe woman who watches your daughter while you work? She thinks Iâm your brother.â He chuckled. âShe even gave me your spare key.â
Y/N blinked, heart plummeting. He wasnât lying. He never lied. That was the worst partâhe didnât have to.
âI donât want your money,â she whispered. âOr your power. I just want peace.â
âYou donât get peace,â Muzan said, leaning forward now, elbows on his knees. âYou had my child. That makes you mine. You stole from me when you ran.â
âI didnât stealââ
âYou stole a life that belongs in my world,â he snapped, voice low but cracking with fury. âDo you know what that does to a man like me, Y/N? Knowing my daughter was eating store-brand formula while you hid in a one-bedroom walk-up with paper-thin walls?â
She flinched, but he wasnât done.
âI offered you safety,â he continued, calmer nowâeerily calm. âLuxury. A future where no one would dare even look at you the wrong way. And you threw it away.â
He stared at herâgazed at her like he was trying to memorize every piece of her face again. âDo you know I kept your toothbrush? The one you left behind. I had it sealed. Preserved. It still smells like you.â
âWhy are you telling me this?â she asked quietly.
âBecause you need to understand, Y/NâŠâ he leaned closer, voice brushing her skin like silk. âYou donât run from me. You canât. You never could. I let you go because I needed you to see what life without me would feel like.â
His eyes dropped to the sleeping child.
âBut now that youâve had your little rebellion, your tears, your cheap apartments and discount formulaâŠâ he smiledâdeadly, cold. âNow we go home.â
âIâm not going back to that house,â she hissed. âI wonât let you control me again.â
âAlright. Then Iâll build you a new one.â
âYou want control?â he murmured, inching across the seat until he was right in front of her. âThen take it. Raise our daughter where you want. Sleep when you want. Call the shots. But know thisâthere is no version of this world where you exist⊠without me in it.â
He lifted a handâslowly, giving her time to pull away.
Fingers brushed her cheek, soft as breath.
âYouâre mine, Y/N. And Iâm done pretending youâre not."
Velvet drapes. Gold accents. Fresh orchids on the marble counters. The skyline spilled through floor-to-ceiling windows like a kingdom he ownedâand in many ways, he did.
Y/N sat stiffly at the dining table, dressed in a silky black slip that had been laid out for her on the bed. Her daughter was asleep in the adjacent roomâguards posted outside the door. Muzan had made it clear: she was safe. But she wasnât.
Dinner was served by no one. It simply appearedâplated, exquisite, and steaming hot.
He chuckled softly. âStill scared Iâll poison you?â
He sat at the head of the table like a king with no opposition. Black-on-black suit. Gloves. Gold ring. Unbothered. He cut his steak with calculated grace.
"Youâre quiet," he murmured.
He smiled. âYou always gave me the silent treatment when you were angry. But that was before I put a ring on your finger. Before you gave me a daughter. Now you donât get to shut me out.â
âYouâre insane,â she whispered. âYou hunted me. Tracked me down. You donât love meâyou own me.â
He paused mid-bite. Set his knife down.
Then: âDo you really believe I donât love you?â
âEvery minute you were gone felt like a century,â he said, tone clipped with heat. âDo you know what itâs like to have everything and still feel empty? I couldâve filled this room with gold and it wouldâve still felt hollow without the sound of your voice in it.â
âI left because I couldnât breathe.â
âYou left because you were afraid of how much you loved me.â
Y/N stood abruptly, the chair scraping.
âDonât do that,â she warned. âDonât twist it.â
âTwist?â He rose too. âI built a world for you. For her. You left because you thought I was dangerousâbut I never laid a hand on you. I protected you. Worshipped you.â
And thenâshe grabbed her wine glass and hurled it.
It shattered against the wall beside his head, crimson streaking the white wallpaper like blood.
Then he whispered:
âGood.â
âI like when you fight.â
âYou think I want a doll? Some obedient thing that bows when I speak?â He reached her. Caged her in between the table and his frame. âNo, Y/N. I want you. The woman who screams. The woman who throws things. The woman who tried to run with my blood in her body and thought I wouldnât chase her.â
His gloved hand reached upâbrushed her jaw.
âYou still love me,â he said, voice low. âYou hate that you do. But your body remembers. Your heart remembers.â
He leaned inâhis breath brushing her lips. Not kissing. Just there.
âYou can pretend youâre free. But even now, look where you are.â
âI missed this. The fury in your eyes. The way your hands shake when you want to slap me but donât. Youâre still mine, Y/N. Even in anger.â
And thenâhe backed away.
Leaving her breathless. Teetering on the edge of a thousand repressed feelings.
He poured himself another glass of wine, casual. Unbothered.
"Eat something," he said, without looking. "You need your strength."
The air conditioner hummed softly in the bedroom, but Y/N couldnât sleep.
Her daughter lay curled beside her, tiny fingers fisted in the blanket. Peaceful. Dreaming.
Y/Nâs eyes, however, remained open. Her body still hummed with tensionârage, confusion, and⊠something worse. Something warm. Something traitorous.
Her feet touched the carpet.
She stepped into the living room in silence, heart still hammering from earlierâdinner, glass, his words. His hands.
The moon spilled across his pale skin, sculpting every inch of his back into the body of a god. He leaned against the railing like he was made for it, like the entire skyline bowed to him.
She hated how beautiful he looked like that.
She hated that her body still remembered.
âYou can come out,â he said, without turning. âI know youâre there.â
Her hands clenched at her sides, but she stepped out anyway, barefoot on cold marble.
He didnât look at her. Just took another slow drag of his cigarette. Exhaled toward the stars.
âI thought youâd be asleep by now,â he said.
âI canât sleep when I feel like a prisoner.â
âYouâre not a prisoner, Y/N. Youâre my wife.â
âThatâs not a denial.â
She glared, crossing her arms. âWhy are you out here?â
âI needed to cool off. You got under my skin tonight.â He turned nowâslowlyâand the sight of him made her stomach flip.
His body was lean, powerful, tattooed across his ribs with crimson ink: a thorny sigil she'd never asked about. His eyes glowed faintly under the moonlightâwolfish. Waiting.
âYou fight so beautifully,â he murmured, stepping toward her. âBut even now, you came out here. You couldâve stayed in bed.â
âI came to tell you to stop.â
He was in front of her now. Close. His heat swallowed her.
âI know that look,â Muzan whispered. âThat trembling in your fingers. That little shiver in your spine. Youâre not scared of me, Y/N. Youâre scared of what you want.â
She shook her head, but he caught her chin.
âStill lying,â he said, voice velvet. âLet me help you remember.â
And thenâhe kissed her.
One hand on her cheek, the other splayed low on her back, pulling her into his bare chest. She gasped into his mouth, fists curling in protestâuntil they didnât.
Until her nails dug into his shoulders.
Until her body remembered too much.
He deepened the kiss with a growl, mouth rougher now, tongue sliding against hers with greedy reverence.
âI hate you,â she whispered, breaking the kiss with a pant.
âThen show me,â he whispered back, dragging his lips down her neck.
He blinked⊠then smiled like the sick man he was.
âAgain,â he rasped. âLet it out.â
But insteadâshe yanked him back into her mouth, this time biting his lip, kissing him like it was the last thing sheâd ever do.
He grunted, hands now gripping her hips, dragging her flush against his body. She could feel everything. Every hard, dangerous inch of him pressing into her, aching with restraint.
âSay it,â he hissed against her mouth.
She bit his shoulder. âNever.â
He spun herâpinned her against the glass of the balcony.
The city glowed beneath her. Her reflection stared back at her in the windowâhair messy, lips bruised, breath fogging the glass.
Muzan was behind her, panting against her ear.
âTell me to stop,â he said, voice shaking now. âI fucking dare you.â
Insteadâshe pressed her hips back against him.
He groaned like he was breaking apart.
âI hate you,â she whispered again.
âThen hate me louder.â
Her palms pressed against the glass, breath fogging the cold surface. Muzan's bare chest burned against her back, the heat of him unbearable. Possessive hands skimmed under the hem of her silk slip, tracing the line of her thighs with the reverence of a god rediscovering his temple.
"You want to be punished for leaving, donât you?" he whispered, voice low and lethal against her ear. âAll that running⊠you knew Iâd catch you. Did the chase make you wet, sweetheart?â
She didnât answer, but the tremble in her body did.
With a sharp tug, the delicate strap of her slip fell down her shoulder. Then the other. He peeled it off like a gift heâd been waiting to unwrapâslowly, deliberately, letting the silk pool at her feet. She stood bare before the city, heart thundering in her ears, completely exposed in the hands of the man she hated. The man who knew her better than anyone else.
âYouâre shaking,â Muzan murmured, lips brushing the shell of her ear. âBut not from fear. No⊠this is something else.â
He dragged his gloved hand down the curve of her spine, fingers trailing fire. When he reached the dip of her hips, he cupped her from behindâpressing into her warmth, palm molding to her heat like he was claiming it. Like he was reminding her whose it was.
âStill mine,â he breathed. âEven after all this time.â
She bit her lip, refusing to cry out, but he was relentless.
With one arm, he wrapped around her waist, dragging her hips back to meet hisâher body arching, spine curving perfectly into his chest. His other hand slid between her thighs, gloved fingers moving with practiced control, spreading her open with obscene intimacy.
âYou feel that?â he growled, grinding his hard length against her backside. âThis is what you ran from? You thought you could live without this? Without me?â
His fingers teased her entranceâjust enough to make her gasp, just enough to deny her the release she was already begging for with every twitch of her thighs.
âI should bend you over right here,â he whispered, pressing her harder against the glass. âMake the whole fucking city watch you fall apart for me. Let them see how quickly the woman who ran from the devil comes crawling back for his cock.â
Now her back hit the glass. Her chest rose and fell in shallow waves, nipples hard from the cold and from him. His eyesâdark, ruby, carnivorousâdevoured every inch of her.
He shook his head slowly, predator-like.
"You donât make demands," he said silkily. "Not anymore."
And yet⊠he scooped her up.
Effortlessly. Like a feather in a storm.
He carried her through the suite, never breaking eye contact, his mouth devouring hers in deep, punishing kisses. By the time her back hit the mattress, she was already dripping.
He hovered over her, stripping his gloves off finger by finger. Tossing them to the floor. Then unbuckled his pants with glacial patience.
âKeep your eyes on me,â he said darkly.
Muzanâs body was cut from marble, pale and divine, the ink on his ribs twisting like thorns down his hip. And thenâhis cock, long and thick, stood hard and heavy between them, tip flushed and leaking.
âYou miss this?â he asked, stroking himself once, slowly. âDid your fingers even come close?â
But she couldnât look away.
He lined himself upâslid the tip through her folds, teasing, rubbing against her entrance without entering. Her hips arched. He held them down.
âYou want me?â he asked, voice molten.
He slapped her inner thigh. âUse your words.â
âYes,â she gasped. âI want you.â
She cried out, back arching, nails clawing at the sheets. He sank in deep, thick, stretching her open in a way no one else ever had. His hips stilled, letting her feel every inch. Thenâ
Slow. Powerful. Every stroke precise and punishing. His hands gripped her hips, pulling her onto him over and over, like he was trying to brand her from the inside out.
âYou feel that?â he growled. âThatâs what you ran from. Thatâs what youâll never escape.â
She moaned his nameâbroken and breathless.
And that was all it took.
Muzanâs rhythm grew brutalâgrinding deep, slamming into her over and over. Her body bounced under his, thighs shaking, mouth falling open. She couldnât think. Couldnât breathe. Just the sound of skin on skin, the slap of his hips, his grunts, her cries.
âI should never forgive you,â he hissed, slamming in. âBut I will. Because thisâthisâis where you belong.â
Her body clenched around him, spiraling toward release. He felt itâlaughed darkly.
âCome for me,â he ordered. âDo it now. Let this city hear who you belong to.â
Hard. Shaking. Legs locking around him as her orgasm tore through her like a scream she couldnât swallow.
Muzan followed with a deep, feral groanâslamming into her one last time as he spilled inside, claiming her all over again.
They lay thereâpanting. Covered in sweat and sin.
His lips brushed her temple.
âNext time you run, Y/N... pack lighter. Iâll always find you.â
idk if i should turn this into a series.. but here is a oneshot winkkk wonkkk