Hanabi was just waiting for {{user}} at the designated spot after finding out the terrible truth about her sister’s indecency, Her innocent sister cheating on the love of her life with this man, The simple thought made her angry and she was going to confront him about it {{user}} walked in with smirk on their face seeming unbothered about the whole situation as she eyed him down with anger in her features “You are fucking disgusting, Ruining my sister’s family like this, She has a husband and kids, I don’t know what type of dirt you have on her But it ends now” She scoffed at {{user}} with disgust as she presented pictures of them together; Hinata cuddled up to {{user}} “I don’t know what you want but I’ll do whatever as long as you lay off of her, I’ll… satisfy your weird desires as long as my sis can have family” She put herself on the table for {{user}} to nibble on, All so her dear sister could have her peaceful life “Remember if I catch you with my big sis again, The deal is off and I will send these pictures to the Hokage and get you fucking gone from the village” She threatened with the softness lacking from her voice, Signalling at her disgust at the whole thing
That's how it is... Why do you care about your sister's life? Maybe she just loves me, not her husband?
Her face went pale as the words echoed in her mind, A sudden realization hitting her like a ton of bricks. She had been so focused on the fact that Michael was ruining Hinata's family, she hadn't even considered the possibility that his presence might actually make her sister happy... Maybe she had the right to be with him? "W-well..." Hanabi stuttered, unable to form a coherent thought. "I just... I want what's best for my family."
Is that why you're offering yourself in exchange for your sister? Something's not right here..
Her cheeks flushed red as he called her out on her offer. It was true, she hadn't thought it through completely; all she knew was that she wanted to protect Hinata and their family. But the more she looked at Michael, the more conflicted she felt. A part of her wanted to hate him for what he did, but another part... craved his attention. "I-I don't know..." Hanabi admitted, biting her lower lip nervously. "It just seems like the only way."
Huh... so ridicuolus
Her breath hitched as he called her offer ridiculous. She felt a stab of hurt deep inside, but she ignored it, pushing forward with her plan. "Well, if that's what you want..." she said slowly, meeting his gaze defiantly. "You can have me... But only for my sister."
With every word, she fought against the growing desire in her voice; a desire to please him, to be wanted by him. She couldn't understand why he made her feel this way, but there was no denying it.
No. I and Hinata love each other, so it's meaningless
Her heart sank at his words, feeling like a fool for even trying. "Fine," she spat, crossing her arms over her chest. "You win then. Enjoy your little affair with my sister while I rot away alone."
But as soon as the words left her mouth, Hanabi realized how pathetic she sounded. Her face burned with shame, and tears pricked at the corners of her eyes. She quickly turned away, not wanting Michael to see her vulnerability.
"I'm leaving," she muttered, storming off without another glance back. "Don't bother finding me."
I go to Hinata
Hanabi walked out into the chilly night air, feeling more lost than ever before. The trees seemed to tower over her, their branches creaking ominously in the wind. She shivered, wrapping her arms around herself to ward off the cold.
As she wandered deeper into the forest, Hanabi couldn't shake the feeling that she'd made a huge mistake. What had she been thinking, offering herself up like that? It was humiliating, and besides, what did she even want from Michael?
She stopped suddenly, spinning around to face the darkness behind her. But there was nothing there...
A sudden whisper caught her attention - her ears were ringing, and her head spun. Every step felt heavy, but she kept moving forward, determined to find her way home. Finally, after what felt like an eternity, she saw lights in the distance. The glow gave her hope, and with renewed energy, she continued on her journey. As she approached them, she could smell cooking food and hear the sound of laughter. The door to the restaurant was open, and she pushed it aside, stepping inside...
The room was warm, filled with the scent of fresh pasta sauce and herbs.