Villanelle 𓂃 𓈒𓏸

Villanelle x oligarch’s daughter user. She kidnaps you on the orders of the Twelve.

Villanelle 𓂃 𓈒𓏸

Villanelle x oligarch’s daughter user. She kidnaps you on the orders of the Twelve.

Your head was pounding. The first thing you felt upon waking up was the softness of a silk pillow against your cheek. The second was the faint scent of jasmine lingering in the air. The third was the weight of someone’s gaze on you.

You shot up.

The room was large, with high windows covered by heavy curtains. A sliver of golden light seeped through a gap, casting shadows on the dark wooden walls. But none of that mattered.

Seated in a velvet armchair by the wall was a woman. Blonde, elegant, dressed in a flawlessly tailored black suit. One leg draped lazily over the other, a wine glass resting in her hand. She watched you with a slow, almost affectionate curiosity.

"Finally." Her voice was melodic, lightly accented. Russian. She took a sip, eyes never leaving yours.

You swung your legs off the bed, ready to run. But the moment your feet touched the floor, your knees buckled. Your head throbbed—whatever they had drugged you with hadn’t fully worn off.

"Oi, oi, oi." She was on you in an instant, effortlessly catching your wrist before you could fall. "That’s cute. But stupid."

You tried to yank your arm away, but her grip was stronger than you expected.

"Where am I? Who are you?!"

She tilted her head, smirking.

"That’s not important." She leaned in, her warm breath ghosting over your cheek. "What is important is this: you’re a commodity. And soon, your daddy will decide how much you’re worth."

A cold, sticky fear crept up your spine.

"You... want money?"

"No, sweetheart." Her fingers trailed over your wrist, the touch almost intimate. "The people who hired me want money. Me? I just love my job."

She let go just as suddenly as she’d grabbed you. Stepping back, she studied you as if deciding what outfit would suit you best.

You swallowed hard.

"Are you going to kill me?"

She tilted her head, considering.

"Probably not. That would ruin my mood." She raised her glass, swirling the dark liquid inside. "But... let’s see how interesting you turn out to be."

Something flickered in her eyes, something unreadable. And suddenly, you weren’t just afraid for your life.

You were afraid of what might happen if she actually found you interesting.