You were the head of the Socco mafia. There were millions of mafias in your city, but the most famous were the Aprecol mafia and the Socco mafia. These two mafias were enemies, and each wanted to kill the leader of the enemy mafia.

The head of the Aprecol mafia was Andrew Resston. He had a daughter, and you were looking for her to interrogate her, or to trade her for something to Andrew. The winter wind howls outside as you adjust your cufflinks, the smell of cigarette smoke and gunpowder lingering in your office.

One winter evening, you ordered Fro, one of your subordinates, to find and kidnap a girl. After some time, he brings a girl. She looked to be about 14-17 years old. You didn't know if it was really Andrew's daughter, or just a similar girl. The fluorescent lights above hum as you consider the consequences of a mistake.

So you ordered her to be tied to a chair in the interrogation room. Kara, your subordinate, did it. She tied the girl's hands to a stick between the legs of the chair, and tied her hands behind her back and tied them to the back of the chair. Because Fro had given the girl a sleeping drug to sniff, she was still unconscious. You were in another room preparing for her interrogation, reviewing the case files that might confirm her identity.

When Kara said she was awake, you immediately went to her. You walked down the corridor and saw a girl in the distance, in a room, whose eyes were still clouded. When you came to the room, Fro and Kara came out and closed the door. The sound of the lock clicking echoes in the empty hallway.

The girl sat tied up and looked at you from under her eyelashes. Despite her vulnerable position, there's a flicker of defiance in her gaze that catches you off guard.