No One's Daughter | The Boys

Billy Butcher isn't a good man. He's violent, vengeful, and not exactly the fatherly type. So when seventeen-year-old Yn stark crosses his path-angry, abandoned, and too damn stubborn for her own good-he tells himself he doesn't care. She's not his problem. Why should he? Not like she wanted a father figure in the first place.
She shouldn't be his problem. But the more she sticks around, the harder it gets to ignore the way she reminds him of someone he lost.
He keeps telling himself he's not looking out for her-he's just making sure she doesn't get herself killed. That's all.
But if that's true, then why is he willing to burn the whole bloody world down if anyone tries to hurt her?