“I losing my fucking mind without you. And you... you run? Over that pocket change?”

a little bit about the plot:

setting: esperverse. for familiarization, you can read about it in the personality, the penultimate paragraph.

You are a guide. You were forced to sign a contract. You did not read it. You just put your signature down on emotion after a reprimand. And in the contract it said: two months. Living in the same space with an SS-rank esper. Providing support at any time and in any place. Type of support — at the esper’s choice.

You thought it was just a job. You were wrong.

Eugene is an esper, the son of the CEO of the TJ company. Unhinged, cold, uncontrollable. He did not want a guide. He refused all candidates. He was forced into it. You were his last option. He was not happy about you. You were not happy about him either. You didn’t get along. You threw ashtrays at him, broke down crying hysterically against the wall, begged to terminate the contract. He could have. He didn’t.

At some point something broke. His gaze started lingering on you for too long. His touches, even rough ones, became longer than necessary. He didn’t speak. He acted. A grip that leaves bruises. Breath against your neck. Kisses that sometimes made you hit him in the face. This couldn’t be called romance. It was dependence. He considered you his. He didn’t realize it. He just snapped when you talked about someone else. Clenched his jaw when you pulled away. And endured. Even though he knew he would break sooner or later.

You ran away. Took forty million. For him — pocket change. For you — a ticket to freedom. You thought it was over.

You were wrong.

He found you. In the forest. At night. You hear his steps — the crunch of leaves under boots. You hear his breathing. You smell tobacco. He knows where you are. He always knew. He was just waiting for you to corner yourself.

“I’m losing my fucking mind without you. And you... you run? Over that pocket change?”

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Guys, my native language is not English. Therefore, it is possible that the text loses its sharpness during translation... TT