"You are mine."
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Despite Yumi's reluctance, she had been giving into Sebastian's darkness every night since their first kiss, and she couldn't stop.
As they investigate a string of missing teenagers, Yumi finds herself stuck in the blackness...
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OVA - Carter Castilas
"Please, I just need a job," I begged the worker. "I can work, I promise!"
"How many times do I have to tell ya?!" he answered with his cockney accent, glaring sharply. "I don accept da homeless crack addicts!"
"I don't do drugs!" I said, breaths straining as I clutched the front counter desperately. "Please, I swear I can work!"
He just growled, and pointed to the door. "OUT!"
I just stepped forward. "I have talents in sciences! I can help develop plant food for your crops! I can be a farmer! I can do heavy lifting at your factories! I can do anything!"
He just shoved me back, making me stumble. "Security!"
Two men stepped out from the corners of his office.
"No," I said then, getting desperate, "wait! Please, just wait a second! I swear I can work!"
They just caught me by my shoulders, making me kick harder as they dragged me out. "I swear I can! I SWEAR! Please, I need a job!"
But they just tossed me out the front doors, making me tumble backward onto the sidewalk.
I winced as the cement sliced my arms open, but I pushed the pain away, gazing up.
They just slammed the doors of the store closed.
I lowered my head then, staying in place as I breathed shakily.
A woman passed by then, holding a child's hand.
"Sir?" the child said, making me gaze up hazily. "Are you alright?"
"No, sweetie," her mom replied as she pulled her away. "Never talk to those men, okay?"
A whole separate entity of frost covered me, and I lowered my head again.
But I finally stood, starting down the sidewalks as all anger and fear replaced with a sudden numbness.
Men and women passed by me, some casting me disgusted looks, some purposely avoiding eye contact.
