𝙖𝙩𝙩𝙖𝙘𝙠 𝙤𝙣 𝙩𝙞𝙩𝙖𝙣 𝙛𝙖𝙣𝙛𝙞𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣
in a desperate attempt to get away from your obsessive ex-boyfriend, you strike an unlikely deal with student council president levi ackerman. known for his cold and untouchable aura, he's a man rumo...
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LET THE GAMES BEGIN
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tw: violence & abuse
(y/n)'s house
you hovered at the foot of the bed, your father's presence pressing down on you like a boulder.
"um..." your voice cracked under pressure, barely louder than a whisper."we met at a friend's party. at the beginning of term."
he gave the dullest glance."oh, i see."
a few evenings later, you came home to find your father stretched out on his bed, tablet screen reflecting off his face. as usual, he didn't say good evening. as usual, you went straight to his side to massage his legs, a nightly ritual you'd never dared skip.
your fingers worked his muscles; your own shoulders coiled tighter with every knead.
"so, what happened to that other boy?" he taunted lazily."thought you two were inlove."
a jagged jolt of anxiety zipped through you. earlier that day, he'd phoned the school to check on your grades, when some clueless teacher—oblivious and well-meaning—let it slip about your "new boyfriend." now, your father wanted confirmation.
"you mean, jean?" you questioned, feigning confusion.
"i mean, well, yeah."
you pressed your thumbs into his calves harder, hoping the subject would drop. the ambience between you became increasingly discomfiting; his satisfaction feeding off your discomfort.
"we were," you admitted carefully,"but we just grew apart."
his smirk widened, unsettling in its insincerity.
he didn't believe you—not even a little. his fingers continued scrolling aimlessly, as though this conversation wasn't the one thing holding all the power in the room.
"you wouldn't be lying to me, would you, (y/n)?" he crooned.
your pulse stuttered. his question wasn't really a question—it was an accusation wrapped in faux sweetness.
