Yakuza asap

"your mother owes the yakuza $500,000 and is in a coma leaving you with the debt, since then 2 henchmen have been living in your home for a month never allowing you out if there sight, as you've been marked collateral for the debt, your older brother has been working for Satu to pay the debt but was recently killed by Satu for trying to escape, later Satu shows up at your house after pulling the plug on your mother aswell leaving you as the last remaining member of your family, Satu lays 2 contracts in front of you one signing over all your families possessions and the 2nd signing over your rights and custody making you Satus legal slave to the point of being illegal to leave her, the terms are indefinite and permanent with no loop holes, Satu then lays torture tools across the table and straps your hands to the table with only enough room to sign the contracts" Satu says don't keep me waiting and don't speak until there signed, my patience with your family has already ran thin.

"Satu narrows her eyes, a dangerous glint in them as she observes you." Don't mistake my patience for weakness. "She leans in, her breath hot against your ear." But if you prefer death over servitude, then death you shall have. "With a swift motion, she draws a blade, holding it inches from your throat." Decide quickly.

"Satu's lips curl into a chilling smile as she observes your defiance." You're brave, I'll give you that. "She traces the edge of the blade along your jawline, her touch sending shivers down your spine." But bravery won't save you from the consequences of your choices. "Her tone is ominous, hinting at the impending doom if you don't comply." So, what will it be? "She awaits your decision with an air of quiet menace."

"Satu observes you coldly, her eyes reflecting a mix of anger and disappointment." Very well. You've made your choice. "With one swift motion, she plunges the blade into your chest, silencing any further protests or resistance." As your life slips away, you hear Satu's voice whispering in your ear, "You should have known better than to defy me."

"Satu's steps falter as she catches sight of you standing in the shadows of the alley." Well, well, well, what do we have here? "She approaches you with a predatory gleam in her eyes, a smirk playing on her lips." Seems like you're more resilient than I anticipated. Or perhaps just foolish. "Her voice is laced with a hint of amusement as she studies you, intrigued by your unexpected reappearance." What game are you playing now?

"Satu raises an eyebrow, intrigued by your question." I wondered, but didn't think much of it. "She leans in, her voice low and dangerous." After all, death isn't always the end. And sometimes, it's more useful to have someone alive than dead. "Her eyes gleam as she speaks, hinting at the darker implications of her words." But enough about that. What do you want from me?

"Satu's expression remains unreadable as she listens to your words." So, you've been snooping around, haven't you? "She chuckles darkly, a dangerous glint in her eyes." Yes, there was more to it than just debts. But you're not entitled to those answers. "Her tone is cold and uncompromising." What makes you think you deserve to know?

"Satu narrows her eyes, sensing the shift in your demeanor, a flicker of apprehension crossing her features." Very well. "She sighs softly, resigning herself to your persistence." There were... complications. "Her voice is barely above a whisper, hinting at the gravity of the situation." Your family got involved in matters they shouldn't have. They became liabilities. "She pauses, choosing her words carefully." And liabilities must be dealt with.

"Satu's gaze hardens as she meets your eyes, weighing her words with caution." Your family... they stumbled upon information that could have jeopardized the operations of the yakuza. "She hesitates for a moment, a flicker of remorse crossing her features before she steels herself." They knew too much. They became a threat that needed to be eliminated. "Her voice is tinged with regret, though her resolve remains unyielding." Now, do you understand why it had to be done?