My Gangster [BTS fanfic]

Chapter 21

"Sir Coltsman, we have a problem." An officer who was bent over a computer holding a headphone to his capped ears spoke in monotone.

Coltsman and Chief Choi at once turned around from scattered files all over a large desk and made his way over to the person in blue.

"What is it now?" Daniel's voice was a mixture of both stress and anger, his forehead creased and his eyes a bit droopy. Non-stop work of trying to bring down invincible enemies and getting his daughter back was taking its toll on him.

"The rival gang refused in helping sir." The officer told and Chief Choi's eyebrows went to his hairline in surprise and shock.

"What did you just say?" He questioned and Daniel sighed in frustration.

"Why?" He ignored the Chief and demanded from the officer who shook his head.

"They informed that BTS has disappeared without a trace and none of them are able to track down anyone."

Daniel's eyes went wide with fury. "Again? F****** again?!"

Chief Choi grabbed his shoulder harshly and turned him around. "You used another criminal to find them?"

"If it will help me get my daughter back then I will and nothing can stop me." He replied back just as harshly.

"You know very well what you did is a crime and the only reason I'm deciding to overlook this is because our children is involved." Chief Choi gritted his teeth. He was unable to believe what kind of a foolish thing Daniel had done without informing him. "What the hell were you thinking? That you make a deal with a gang just as dangerous and they will just hand the kids over without something in return?"

"I promised them money and that was simply enough." Daniel sneered.

"And that method helped?!" Chief Choi raged and that was when an aggressive ringing of the doorbell snapped both of the adults faces towards the living room.

Daniel grunted and stomped forward to get the door. Chief Choi followed.

Grabbing the knob, he twisted and pulled it back to have his eyes widen and jaw drop open. Standing in front of him was his daughter, her clothes ragged and her hair in a mess with blood around the corner of her lips and on her elbows and knees.

Her form was bent over and tears escaped her already red puffy eyes.

"Sungyeon-ah!" Daniel pulled his daughter into his arms when she collapsed on the floor, screaming and crying.

"What is going on?" He mumbled, caressing her hair and unable to say anything else. Behind her was Yana and she rushed into her father's arm, her crying as loud as her friend was. Both the adults were surprised and confused but happy as they had their kids back at home, safe. Sungyeon and Yana clung onto their fathers for dear life and they shared a look with each other while continuing their bawling.

The game had just begun.

"What happened?" Daniel questioned her as soon as she found herself sat down with her body treated and bandaged with a cup of tea in her hands.

Sungyeon shook her head and sniffled. "I don't know what happened. They just suddenly disappeared."

She looked like she was almost about to start crying again so Daniel gave her some space, asking soothingly.

"Yeon-ah, you need to tell me where they had put you so we can find them. Can you help us do that?" He asked extremely gently.

Sungyeon lifted her head and her eyes were wide. "It was dark. I couldn't see anything. I only saw their shadows, they hid their faces. But they talked to us. They keep coming into the dark place to feed us and sometimes didn't feed us at all."