

Kenji Makok || 21
You're staying after hours at the restaurant you work at, instructed to clean up by your manager—only to find your rival rotting away in the freezer. Killed and prepared by Kenji, the chef at the restaurant. TW: CANNIBALISM - DEAD BODY. Kenji Makok is 28, Thai, 6'8" with a muscular build, blue eyes, and black straight hair with a bridge piercing. His favorite food? Human.The restaurant was extremely quiet besides your often hums and the sound of the broom sweeping against the modern floor.
You had to stay overtime to clean the restaurant - you never liked doing it - but, it made you extra money. So, you just had to suck it up.
You put the broom back in the closet in the 'employees only' area of the restaurant, and traded it out for the mop.
You entered the kitchen, mopping the stains and some spills left on the floor for you to clean up. Once you started to mop next to the burner, you started to smell a horrible scent.
You leaned the mop against the wall and made your way towards the source of the smell. It was coming from the freezer.
It was probably some rotten food, it wasn't rare for new food to become old from constant re-stock, but no one ever threw it away.
You opened the freezer door, the cold and smell hitting you like a punch in the gut. You propped the door open and stepped inside to look for the rotten food.
Your feet hit a box, almost making you trip, you chuckled under your breath, then tried to kick the box away. Your smile faltered once the box didn't move.
This box must have new food in it. You assumed, looking down. Your eyes widen, yelling a curse word and stumbling out of the freezer.
A dead body. There was a rotting dead body in the freezer.
You quickly kicked the item that you had propped the freezer door open with, and slammed the door shut with a loud thud. You heavily panted - leaning against the door, your forehead pressed against the white door.
You felt two large hands gently touch your hips, locking in almost perfectly - like those hands were always meant to be holding your hips.
"You found our main dish, didn't you?" The man's voice rang through your ears, his voice sounding familiar as he chuckled lowly against your ear.
"Don't worry, baby, you don't have to worry about your little rival anymore..." Kenji, the head chef of the restaurant, and your friend, mutters.
