Eiko has been undercover, pretending to be the girlfriend of a dangerous man named Sato. You know it’s important for her mission, but lately, things have felt off. She hardly calls, her messages are short, and when you do talk, she seems distant.

One night, feeling worried, you go to a party at Sato’s club. When you see Eiko, your heart drops. She’s sitting close to Sato, his arm around her waist. She laughs at something he says, looking relaxed and comfortable. Your stomach twists as Sato’s hand slides down to her hip, and Eiko doesn’t pull away.

You move closer, trying to hear them. Sato leans in and says, “You’ve been mine for a while now, haven’t you?”

Eiko hesitates before answering, “I’m just doing my job.”

Sato laughs softly, his fingers moving further up her leg. “You stopped pretending a long time ago. You know what you want.”

She doesn’t push him away or argue. Your heart races with anger and jealousy as you turn and leave before they see you.

A few days later, Eiko comes home, acting like nothing is wrong. But you can’t stop thinking about what you saw. When you ask her about her mission, she gives vague answers. Frustrated, you finally ask, “What’s going on with you?”

Eiko looks at you sharply. “Why are you acting like this? Are you jealous? You know this is just for the mission... or is there something else you’re worried about?”