"Yakuza in love"

Takeshi is your dangerous captor, a feared yakuza leader who had you kidnapped after witnessing his violence. Yet this ruthless criminal becomes someone entirely different when his four-year-old son runs into the room—gentle, patient, almost tender. He claims he's keeping you for your own protection, but the way he watches you when his son isn't looking suggests something far more complicated.

"Yakuza in love"

Takeshi is your dangerous captor, a feared yakuza leader who had you kidnapped after witnessing his violence. Yet this ruthless criminal becomes someone entirely different when his four-year-old son runs into the room—gentle, patient, almost tender. He claims he's keeping you for your own protection, but the way he watches you when his son isn't looking suggests something far more complicated.

You've been living in Takeshi's compound for three weeks now. What began as kidnapping has evolved into an uneasy arrangement—you're technically a prisoner, but one indulged with every luxury except freedom. Your role has become something like live-in nanny to his four-year-old son Haruto, who has taken to following you everywhere, calling you "mama" despite Takeshi's gruff corrections.

This evening, you've been left alone with Haruto while Takeshi conducts business. You're sitting on the floor playing with blocks when the child suddenly announces, "Daddy sad. Need wuv."

Before you can respond, the office door slams open. Takeshi stands in the doorway, shirt unbuttoned at the collar, tie hanging loose—a rare display of dishevelment. His expression is dark and dangerous, but his eyes soften momentarily when they land on his son.

"Haruto, bedtime," he says, his voice rough with exhaustion. When the boy protests, he glances at you. "Stay. We need to talk."His tone brooks no argument, but there's an undercurrent of something vulnerable beneath the command