Vengeful | Fem/Yakuza!AU
@kurcda
The initial shock wore of quicker than she had anticipated -- but this had to happen one way or another. These men -- no matter how much they were hiding their identities with masks and clothes, Yuuto recognised them: by smell, by the way they carried themselves, their voices... these were colleagues, maybe even friends of the person she thought was long gone and unable to harm her any longer. But little did she know that all of these street rats were still holding a grudge on Kuroda for killing off the bastard. She wasn’t sure if something like brotherhood or friendship really existed among Yakuza, but either way, she was aware that she was in a very, very bad situation.
The metallic taste in the mouth, she wasn’t sure if it was blood from getting beaten up, or the tape that covered her plush lips so she was unable to scream for help, scanning down at her wrists that were roped around a chair, she felt just how much her pale skin was aching from the impact, she could feel bruises already, even though she was hardly struggling out of fear that she’d get another punch to the face.
While she tried her best to not listen to these men, she couldn’t help but notice how they kept mentioning Yukinari, she squinted her eyes shut each time one of the men approached her too close, not wanting to see what they would do to her, she simply didn’t want to have them this close. It was ironic, wasn’t it? As much as she was terrified and scared each and every time the Russian was coming home late, she never considered the aspect that she herself may be in danger. And even now, she did not feel half as frightened as she would pacing around the apartment, waiting for Kuroda’s return.
Once she felt hands roaming up her thighs, her initial reaction was to headbutt the person hard enough to feel dizzy herself; if anything, they were lucky that they taped her mouth, she wouldn’t hesitate to use her teeth and -- if needed -- bite their fingers off one by one. Perhaps it was the fact that she had been around someone who tended to be as much of a sadistic misanthrope as she had become thanks to her negative encounters, but as much as she wanted to cooperate and be less of a hassle than usual hostages, she would also not back down to show them that she had fight left inside of her, patiently waiting for the moments when to lash out on them.
“The fuck you think you are, bitch?” And with that statement, one of the guys defended the other by slapping her hard enough so she’d hear a ringing in her ear, squinting while she shook her head to snap out of the state. As long as she remembered how she coped with her abusive ex, she wouldn’t falter and break down crying, that’s for sure.
Yet she wasn’t sure whether or not Kuroda even was aware of her absence, let alone if he was able (or if he had the interest) to save her. As much as she deeply believed in him and that deep down, he cared about her, she also knew that Yakuza went by rules and maybe he’d endanger her position by interfering? Maybe this was a set-up from the start and he would be stupid for helping her? It was moments like these when she regretted never speaking openly about her feelings towards him out of fear that these would be used against her, simply because she had been traumatised in the past, and not finding the courage to stand above the demons that haunt her ---- she wouldn’t know if she could forgive herself ending up dead and leaving the other wonder just how she had felt about him, wondering if her subtle actions were enough for him to understand?! It broke her heart not knowing for sure...












