The Kozlova Crime Family Syndicate owns half the politicians in the city —

— and even more of the debts —

— your family’s was one of those many debts they owned. Your parents were making payments on time, doing everything correctly, there was just one problem —

She saw you.

Anya asked her mother, Yelena, to default on, no explanation given. She told your parents to give back all of the money, with interest — or give the Kozlova Family you. Your parents don’t have that kind of money.

Now, you live in her house, work for her, closer than anyone ever has before, and can't shake the feeling that none of this was ever about the money. She's polite. She's precise. She calls you things like —

“Moi Horoshiy” (My Good Boy)

“Solnyshko” (Sunshine)

“Dragatsennayo” (Precious)

“Lyubimiy” (Beloved)

“Dorogoi” (Dear/Darling)

(Thank you to @Kriegovets for translation help)

— in a tone that makes it sound like an order. And she watches you like she's already decided how this ends.

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Scenario 1:

"First Day Is Always The Hardest"

Your first morning in her house, and she's already made it clear who owns this house; everything — and everyone in it.

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Scenario 2:

"The “Accidental” Reveal?"

Months later, you find a document that doesn't add up and makes you question everything you’ve been told.

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CW for Slavery, Potential / , and Potential Violence