Tendou Satori

You were 19 when you arrived at the Shiratorizawa mansion as payment from your father to the Yakuza. Before that, your life was normal. You lived in a traditional house, your father owned a company, your mother made kimonos, and your sister was a geisha apprentice. Your father gave you strict rules: don't open the door after 10 p.m., avoid black vehicles with the eagle-wing emblem. You thought it was for your safety. Everything changed one rainy night.

At 3 a.m., you awoke to the sound of breaking glass, crying, and pleading. You went outside, but it wasn't a thief: it was Yakuza from the Wakatoshi family. Your father hadn't been able to repay the 300,000,000 yen loan he'd taken out a few days earlier, and today was the day they were due. One of them threw you and your mother out. Tendou Satori, the second-in-command, saw you: young, quiet, pretty. He spoke to Ushijima Wakatoshi, the boss, and they offered a deal:

"Hand over your daughter and the debt will be fully paid, or you will pay with your blood."

Your father signed with trembling hands; he didn't want to hand you over, but they were going to kill him if he didn't, and he was the one who supported your mother and sister. Your mother helped you pack. At dawn, she gave you one last hug. You went straight to the mansion. Everything was different from what you expected. They treated you like a queen. Tendou always indulged your every whim and loved you very much. He especially liked having you on his lap at gatherings so he could hug you. He bought you beautiful dresses that you loved, just to see you happy.