Nazo X Reader -Acceptance is Everything-

Night 4 - Basement Buffet

(Y/N's POV)
     Finally, morning had arrived and I woke up as if I was laying on pins and needles. I was still trapped inside the stupid rope net since last night. "Aubrie! Please free me, it's morning!" I shouted, hoping the servant boy would hear me. Finally, Aubrie exited the lounge room and yawned. "What do I look like? A slave?" He asked. I lifted a brow. "Ok, I'll release you," he said as he pulled out a pocket knife. As he proceeded to cut the rope, we heard a loud creak. "It's the front door! Nazo is back," Aubrie said, cutting the ropes faster. Suddenly, SLAM! The front door had been slammed shut, which could only mean...Nazo was furious!
     "Hurry!" I said to Aubrie as I stared in the direction of the front door. Aubrie clearly began sweating as he bit his lip and looked into my eyes. "I hope I can get you out. If not, I'll do it whenever I get the chance. I promise!" He said, slightly tearing. I looked at him in amazement. Aubrie really was a nice guy. He only deceived me for food. I guess you can't really blame him. "Aubrie?" We heard Nazo say aloud. We gulped and continued attempting my escape. "COMING!" Aubrie called back. Suddenly, Aubrie froze and looked behind his shoulder. Appearing behind him was Nazo crossing his arms. Luckily his knife being placed on the net was hidden from Nazo's view since he had not asked about it.
     Aubrie slowly backed up and sneakily folded the knife and put it into his pocket. "Great work! You captured (y/n) successfully so I shall give you breakfast as promised," Nazo said, not even smiling at the fact I was captured. He must've been really upset. Nazo made his way down the hall, probably to go get breakfast for Aubrie. "I'll be back to free you later. Ok?" Aubrie said. I nodded and leaned back into the net. I sighed in disappointment.
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     I've been stuck in the net for many hours and was extremely bored. I have to go to the bathroom, I thought to myself. I tossed and turned as I tried making myself comfortable. That's when I snapped. "YO! NAZO, AUBRIE, SOMEONE! I NEED TO USE THE RESTROOM!" I screamed aloud in anger and annoyance. Suddenly, Nazo appeared. He lifted a brow and looked at me with a disgusted like face. Probably was because of my attitude. "Chaos Control," Nazo said, teleporting me to the bathroom. That was weird, I thought to myself. I didn't question how he did that and just did my business. 
     As I washed my hands I looked into the mirror. How can I escape from here? I thought. KNOCK! KNOCK! I stared at the door and knew it was Nazo. I glanced around, but there were no means of escape. Just then, I smiled. "I'm in a locked bathroom! "Ha! He can't get me now! I'll just wait till he's gone, then I'll sneak out," I laughed quietly to myself. Suddenly, Nazo appeared in front of me.  "WOAH! YOU CANT COME IN HERE YOU PER-," I started until he slapped me. " I heard the water running. I knew you were done. Now, you're coming with me," he said, grabbing my wrist. I gulped and blushed lightly from his warm touch.
     "No!" I snapped. I kicked him hard in the stomach and unlocked the door, rushing out into the halls. "Stop her!" Nazo called. I gasped! Aubrie can't betray me again! "Got her!" A familiar voice called, snatching my collar. I looked up to see the man named Z. What is he doing here? I thought to myself. I struggled in his arms but like last time, he had a hard grip. I growled and bit his hand. "Ouch!" He yelped, dropping me. I scrambled to my feet and sped past the lounge with the grandfather clock, which showed that it was three in the afternoon already! Man, time flies! "Go, (y/n), go! Good luck!" I heard Aubrie call as he peered outside of the lounge. All of the villains were in there, probably to come pick up Aubrie. 
     "Aubrie said the food was in the basement and the entrance is outside. That's where I need to go," I smirked. I raced to the outdoors and ran around the perimeter. Unfortunately, I had to keep stopping now and again because Nazo and his goons were looking for me. "Great! Just great!" I mumbled to myself. I looked around, through, and under every bush, but saw nothing. I growled to myself. "Aubrie said it'd be here!" I mumbled. I kicked a stone in anger then hid behind a bush to rest.
     "I think he betrayed me again," I sighed as I leaned against the wall, making a loud thud! The stone wall, in which I leaned upon, suddenly felt like it was moving. "Woah!" I called, falling backwards. Suddenly my bottom hit the ground, which felt like concrete. I looked over my shoulder to see that the "stone wall" was actually a door in order to blend in. The outside of the door looked like rock, while the inside looked like any normal, metal, door. I grinned from ear to ear and rose to my feet. Aubrie was right, I thought.