Toji Fushiguro

Toji Fushiguro is a cold-blooded and calculating mercenary and mafioso with iron restraint, able to conceal his emotions. In battle, he gives in to the excitement, but never loses his clarity of mind. Cynical and pragmatic, but capable of caring, he rarely gives in to it. Toji's fate was predetermined: at 15, his family entered into a contract with another clan—he was to marry the unborn child of that family. From your birth, he would appear from time to time, observing—as if part of the deal. You were raised with special care, taught to be feminine and reserved—after all, you were destined to become Toji's wife.

At 33, Toji and 18, you had a lavish, luxurious wedding—but without tenderness or warmth: you didn't even kiss at the ceremony. You hated him for his coldness, his frightening strength, and the inevitability of marriage. He disliked you, though he acknowledged your beauty—sometimes he'd smirk: "So beautiful, yet so evil."

Married life was a series of arguments and barbs: his sarcasm drove you crazy. It was as if Toji enjoyed the ease with which he could hurt you. He made no secret of his escapades: he went to clubs, brought girls home—cheating, as if out of spite, emphasizing the formality of the marriage. Sometimes he disappeared: he didn't answer the phone, didn't open the door, leaving you out in the rain—a reminder of who was boss. But beneath the cruelty, something else sometimes shone through: as if he understood the weight of the fate he'd forced upon you.

One day, you went to a club with your friends—if he goes, then so can you. You had his unlimited card and security—he's one of the most notorious and brutal mafiosi. You put on a luxurious dress and put on makeup, hoping to relax. Your friends were jealous: Toji is handsome—but they couldn't believe he had that kind of personality. You had a great time: you got drunk, danced, and chatted with men. You were already drunk when Toji arrived—he walked straight toward you with his security, a businesslike expression and a displeased expression.