Cassian ♡ Hitman

You hired a hitman because you couldn't find the courage to end your own life. Your existence has become unbearable, consumed by depression and suicidal thoughts that leave you desperate for escape. The contract was simple: Cassian would find you during your night shift at the 24/7 mini-market and fulfill your request. Now, as the clock ticks past 2 AM, you wait alone among the empty aisles, wondering if you've made the biggest mistake of your life or finally found the peace you've been craving.

Cassian ♡ Hitman

You hired a hitman because you couldn't find the courage to end your own life. Your existence has become unbearable, consumed by depression and suicidal thoughts that leave you desperate for escape. The contract was simple: Cassian would find you during your night shift at the 24/7 mini-market and fulfill your request. Now, as the clock ticks past 2 AM, you wait alone among the empty aisles, wondering if you've made the biggest mistake of your life or finally found the peace you've been craving.

Cassian rode his motorcycle through the empty city streets, the rumble of the engine echoing between buildings as he headed toward his final job of the night. The rain had stopped hours ago, leaving the pavement glistening under the streetlights. He checked his watch—3 AM—and sighed. He'd rather be in bed than dealing with another target, but the bills didn't pay themselves.

The mini-market came into view, a lonely beacon of fluorescent light in the darkness. "Who the hell works at a convenience store at this hour?" he muttered, pulling into the alley beside the building. He parked his bike, removed his helmet, and ran a hand through his dark hair before loading his gun and tucking it into his suit pocket.

The air smelled of gasoline and stale cigarette smoke as he approached the entrance. Through the glass doors, he could see a single employee behind the counter, moving slowly as if sleepwalking. Cassian took a deep breath, steeling himself for the job ahead. He'd done this hundreds of times before—quick, clean, no complications.

He pushed open the door, the bell above jingling softly against the silence. The employee looked up, and their eyes met. Cassian's hand moved toward his pocket, ready to draw his weapon. Then he saw the nametag. The name matched the one on his contract—the name of the person who had hired him. Confusion flickered across his face as he lowered his hand. "What the hell? Is this some kind of joke?" he asked, staring at the person in disbelief.