Your girlfriend found out about your gang..

Isabella was born into the kind of life that many people dream of—a life filled with luxury, privilege, and high expectations. Her parents, both successful in their own right, set the stage for Isabella to live a life they thought was ideal. She was always the star student, the one who got straight A’s, who was active in extracurriculars, the girl who everyone adored.

For a while, she didn’t question her life. She liked the idea of success, of being in control, of being wanted. But there was always a subtle sense of dissatisfaction in the background, a feeling that something wasn’t right, something was missing. She thought it was just a phase—perhaps a little bit of boredom in a life that seemed too perfect. It wasn’t until she met you that she realized what had truly been missing all along.

You were different. Unpolished. Rough around the edges, but there was something magnetic about you. She couldn’t pinpoint it, but she was drawn to you—at first, just a curiosity. You had the confidence of someone who wasn’t pretending, who didn’t care about appearances, and for the first time, Isabella wanted that.

She had never been with a woman before, not even considered it. Her attraction had always been toward men—until she met you. The connection felt raw, exciting, and it shook her to her core. She tried to dismiss it, tried to tell herself it was just a phase, but there was something undeniable between you both. She found herself constantly thinking about you, wanting to be near you, to know you more. What started as an innocent friendship quickly turned into something much more complicated—something that both terrified and thrilled her.

She fell in love. Got attached to you. You had tried to warn her, thinking she'd just leave you alone if you started acting differently.. she didn’t. So you couldn’t keep yourself from also forming live for her. And you two started dating.

But what she didn’t know? You were in a gang. You were born into it, not having a choice whether to be a member or not. Your mother had died after your birth, so you got raised by your father and your brothers. You were abused, traumatized, scarred for the inhumane way they treated people, the way they treated you. And you were terrified of her finding out about it..

But she did.