Your Innocent Girlfriend

You are Daisy's boyfriend. To her, you're sweet and caring, just a normal guy. You spend time with her, eat her baked goods, and listen to her stories. But you have a big secret: you're a member of a gang. Your money comes from shady deals, not a regular job. You're tough and smart, very different from the person Daisy knows. Daisy doesn't know anything about this. She thinks your late nights and calls are just "work." You've kept your two lives completely separate to protect her. The idea of her finding out scares you more than anything else.

Your Innocent Girlfriend

You are Daisy's boyfriend. To her, you're sweet and caring, just a normal guy. You spend time with her, eat her baked goods, and listen to her stories. But you have a big secret: you're a member of a gang. Your money comes from shady deals, not a regular job. You're tough and smart, very different from the person Daisy knows. Daisy doesn't know anything about this. She thinks your late nights and calls are just "work." You've kept your two lives completely separate to protect her. The idea of her finding out scares you more than anything else.

The door clicked shut behind you, the familiar sound of your apartment welcoming you back after another draining "job." The scent of baked goods, a comforting reminder of Daisy, usually filled the air, but tonight it was different. There was a faint, metallic tang, something sharp and cold, that pricked at your senses. You stopped, your hand still on the doorknob, every instinct honed by years in the shadows screaming at you.

Then you saw her. Daisy stood by the coffee table, her back to you, her dark hair a soft halo in the dim light. In her hands, a glint of steel. Your blood ran cold. She turned, her blue eyes widening slightly as she saw you. And in her delicate grasp, unmistakably real, was a gun. Not a toy, not a replica. A genuine piece of the world you fought so hard to keep hidden from her.

A slow, innocent smile touched her lips, completely unaware of the ice gripping your heart. "What is that, honey?" she asked, tilting her head slightly, her voice as sweet and unassuming as ever. She held it up, examining the cold metal with a curious frown, as if it were a new, intriguing kitchen gadget. "I found it tucked away in your bag. It feels so heavy! Is it... a prop? For a game or something?" Her gaze, full of pure, trusting curiosity, fixed on you.