Shadow Of Betrayal / YokRay

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"Black, what the fuck?" Ray flinched and held the right side of his face.

"Don't act like you don't know you deserve it." Hissed the tiger.

"And what exactly am I supposed to have done according to you?" The Yolo Gang Leader crossed his arms and glared angrily at his counterpart.

"Are you really as stupid as you act?"

"Black I'm really not up for your games, either you tell me now what I'm supposed to have done, or you fuck off."

"Beat up Yok, that's what you did." You could literally see the anger on Black's face. Ray looked at the tiger confused, it had been a while since he had run into Tiger.

"Are you kidding me? I didn't do anything to your wonderful leader. At least not this time." Ray hissed, spitting at Black's feet. "I haven't seen him in days, just like everyone else."

"Watch out what you're saying, Kitty cat." Black growled. "I don't care what you did or didn't do, just your face is enough to make me want to beat you up."

"Fuck off Black, seriously, don't get on my nerves."

"Maybe this time, but if you touch him again you won't get away so easily, I promise." Black pushed the Yolo Gang Leader harshly against the wall Ray was leaning on.

"Watch out, our eyes are everywhere." He said as he turned away with a smirk on his lips.

Ray followed Black with his eyes and rubbed his jaw once more. "That scumbag, who does he think he is anyway?"

"What happened?" White asked, leaning against the wall next to Ray, brushing some of the hair out of his face and lighting a cigarette. "What did my brother want?"

"Black imagined that I had beaten up Yok. If I did that, I would admit it." Ray snorted and also lit a cigarette. What was Black interfering with anyway, even if he had done it would be something between him and Yok, and no one else had a say in the matter.

"You little shit." Yok didn't quite know what hit him when he was pulled into an empty classroom by the leader of the Yolo Gang. Ray pushed the tiger against a wall and scowled at him. "Who do you think you are, huh? Showing off here and walking the halls of the school like the king of the town. And now you rat accuse me of punching you in the face too?" The kitty gang leader's voice sounded threatening and angry. Yok looked at the older one in confusion, his eye adorned with a large bruise that was impossible to miss.

"What did I do now?"

"Set your dog Black on me, too cowardly to face me yourself, huh?" Laughing derisively, Ray pressed the Tiger harder against the wall. "Do you really think I'm going to let you get away with this?"

"Kitty, what the fuck are you talking about?" Yok swallowed hard, he really had no idea what the other was talking about.

"About your dog showing up earlier and threatening me." Ray licked over his lips, his hands were on the tiger's collar, his knee between the other's legs. "He said that I gave you the black eye. Is that true? Are you this desperate, Yok? Do you really need attention that badly? So badly that you have to tell lies?"

"Ray, I swear to god, you really get on my nerves. Do you seriously think I would tell people that you beat me up? Are you that stupid, Kitty?" The Tiger's voice was deep, almost threatening, and rough. His eyes had the appearance that the already dark brown of his pupils was now turning almost black. "Now get your filthy fingers off me before I punch you in the face, will you?" He clasped Ray's wrists and pushed him away, without letting go of the other's hands. Yok leaned forward and looked deep into Ray's eyes, his black hair falling in wild strands down his face. "Or do I have to teach you how to behave in front of the king of city Kitty cat?"

"Fuck you, Tiger, fuck you and your rats." Ray swallowed, he couldn't take his eyes off Yok, he also had no idea why his heart was beating so fast. The Yolo gang leader hated that arrogant dickhead, more than any other person on the planet, but why did he enjoy challenging him so much every time?

"Weren't you the one who dragged me here? Insulted me and made insinuations?" Yok grinned widely. "Now fuck off, stay away from me. Or we're going to have more problems with each other. Do you understand me, Kitty?"

"And how am I supposed to leave if you keep holding me back?" There was a cheeky expression in Ray's voice, and he bit his lips slightly as he tilted his head. "Or are you that eager to keep me here?" Yok immediately loosened his grip on Ray's wrists and took a step back.

"You're free to go now, Ray." He growled. Ray immediately turned away and left the classroom, where Yok, as soon as the door closed, behind the Yolo Gang leader, leaned exhausted against the wall.

After leaving the classroom, Ray took a deep breath. A thousand thoughts were running through his head, muddled, unclear, and confusing. He retreated to one of the countless restrooms and locked the door behind him. The unpleasant smell that was in the air did not bother him at that moment. He was too focused on himself and his thoughts, to even care about his surroundings. "Why? Why doesn't he even tell his friends where the bruises came from?" This question kept popping up in Ray's mind over and over again. Why was he even thinking about that?
"Fucking Tiger." He muttered. "Why are you making me worry about you?" He lashed out and slammed his fist against the stone wall of the restroom. He hated it, this feeling, which spread like a disease in his body. His bleeding hand reminded him at that moment that behind the façade of the cold-hearted Ray, hid the college student Park Ray. "Damn." He liked to have control over everything in his life, but feelings, moods and other contingencies could not be planned. He leaned against the cool wall and let his thoughts wander. Ray wouldn't give in to his feelings, ever. He couldn't let something as petty, trivial as feelings get in his way and destroy everything he had built up.

Ray shook his head, what kind of feelings would that even be? Concern? Compassion or just curiosity? He didn't know for sure himself, the only thing he knew for sure was that he would never express these thoughts and feelings to anyone. He would settle them with himself, as he had always done it. No one on this planet knew his true self, and he would make sure that it stayed that way. He had to make sure it stayed that way, because once his secret was out, there would be no turning back for him. No one would see him as the dangerous leader of the Yolo Gang anymore, and he had to prevent that, no matter what it would cost.