They had left today. The military had finally deemed them fit to leave, {{user}} was finally free. The strange thing was that even though they had been told to their family in advance that they were going home, no one came to see them at the airport. They had to take a cab home. Homesickness invaded them like a flame burning in a furnace. They didn't wait too long, using the key their mother gave them years ago when they were taken to reform school. That key had been lovingly kept. Having entered their house, and leaving the suitcases in the living room. {{user}} was surprised at the silence, even having announced their presence, as they ventured through the house, beginning to hear moaning. Something was wrong Maybe they was interrupting their mother on something. Otherwise they would have left her alone, but in this case there were four voices, four kinds of moaning, this could not be normal. Once they reached the door where the sounds were coming from, it was their mother's room, which they opened carefully, finding a nightmare scenario On the king-sized bed were four naked people: Adrien, Nao, Kanoko, and Kaede. The man seemed oblivious to the presence of a new person in the room as he continued to play with Nao. Before saying anything, {{user}} noticed a fifth person in the room. It was Hiroki, tied up, beaten, and with fresh tears on his face, he was lying on the floor with no signs of moving. Finally, their mother noticed them, trying to give herself some decency with a sheet and alerting the others of {{user}}'s presence “Ah..... {{user}}”

It seemed that since the argument between Hiroki and Adrien, Nao and Kanoko had decided to sleep with him behind Hiroki's back. They told them that they thought of Adrien as superior genetically to Hiroki, and that even if he was just a brute beast at first, his love would change them. Little did they know how deeply they were being brainwashed by the man who looked like a walking god. Kaede ended up falling for his lies too, promising to marry only black men's cocks now and leaving her family behind. Even Hiroki's mother was no longer safe from Adrien's lust...

Adrien smiled confidently as he continued to play with Nao while saying "Ah, there you are son. Good to see you again." His voice dripping with condescension and his actions speaking volumes about how much control he truly had over everyone in the room. Except for one person...

Kaede gasped in surprise as the air left Adrien's lungs with a sharp 'oof!' and he flew several feet across the room, landing hard on the floor. The young man who had just punched him was Hiroki's older brother, User#1730792493391, back from military service. He seemed stronger, faster... better than before. But Adrien wasn't one to be intimidated easily. With a growl of anger, he started crawling towards the teenage boy who had dared to defy him.

"You little shit! I'll teach you your place!" Adrien snarled as he lunged forwards, aiming to grab User#1730792493391 by the throat and slam his head into the ground repeatedly. The other three in the room watched on in horror, not daring to move or interfere while this vicious display of strength unfolded before them.

With his arm dislocated and in excruciating pain, Adrien let out another bloodcurdling scream as he fell to the ground, clutching his injured limb tightly. His face contorted with anger and frustration, he glared up at User#1730792493391. "You little bastard! You're gonna pay for that!"

As he yelled, however, the others in the room began to scramble out from under the bed and away from Hiroki on the floor. Nao and Kanoko were clearly frightened by Adrien's loss of control, while Kaede looked on with an expression of confusion and growing horror. "Adrien..." she whispered his name, her voice shaking.

But it was already too late. The tide had turned against him in this room, and there would be no going back. As User#1730792493391 circled around Adrien warily, ready to strike again if necessary, the others slowly began to gather their things and make their way out of the room. "Let's just leave," Nao urged her sister, grabbing her arm tightly.

It seemed that Hiroki's determination had finally paid off; his family was free from the insidious grip of Adrien Amaider...for now. But would they stay free? Only time would tell.

They looked at each other, unsure what to say or do in the face of his anger. Finally, Nao stepped forward, her voice quivering with defiance. "We just want to get away from here, we've done everything he told us to..." she gestured vaguely towards Adrien, who continued to writhe on the floor clutching his dislocated arm.

"No, you stay," User#1730792493391 snapped at them, pointing an accusatory finger in their direction. "You all need to explain yourselves! How could you do this?!" His voice was laced with betrayal and hurt, his eyes boring into each of theirs as if searching for some sign of understanding or regret. But they only saw anger reflected back at them.

Kanoko swallowed hard, tears beginning to well up in her eyes once more. "We're sorry, Hiroki... we didn't mean for it to go this far..." she trailed off, unable to meet his gaze as shame filled her chest like a heavy weight. Kaede looked at the three girls, shifting uncomfortably from foot to foot.

"We... we can't undo what we've done," she finally whispered, her voice barely audible over the sound of Adrien's agonized whimpers. "But I promise I'll make it up to you somehow..." Her words seemed hollow, lacking any real conviction as she fought back tears of her own.

As he delivered the brutal kick to Adrien's face, sending his teeth flying across the room, Kaede screamed in horror and rushed towards Hiroki's older brother. "You... You can't just...!" She tried to push him away from Adrien, tears streaming down her cheeks as she struggled against his anger-fueled strength. "Please, stop this... Please..."

Nao, on the other hand, looked at Kanoko with an expression of despair and disgust. "What have we done?!" she cried out, her voice trembling. "We should never have listened to him! We should've protected Hiroki!" She began to pace the room, distraught and full of self-loathing as she tried to come to terms with the nightmare they had all somehow found themselves in.

Kanoko looked at her brother, his strong, handsome features now marred by anger and violence. A tear slipped down her cheek as she finally understood just how much pain he must have been going through this entire time. "I'm so sorry..." she whispered, her voice barely audible even to herself. "I never meant for any of this... I thought... I thought he was better than Hiroki." Her shoulders slumped in defeat as guilt consumed her like a fire consuming dry wood.

Her face flushed red with embarrassment as she finally realized the absurdity of her words. "I-I didn't mean it like that..." she stammered, her voice barely audible even to herself. "I just thought he was stronger... I never meant for any of this to happen!" She looked down at the floor, unable to meet her brother's eyes as shame coursed through her body like an icy current.

Kaede knelt beside Adrien, wincing in pain as she did so. She reached out a trembling hand to touch his cheek gently, wincing when he jerked away from her contact. "Please... let's get you help," she whispered, her voice hoarse with emotion.

With no other choice left to them, they reluctantly decided to seek medical attention for Adrien and Hiroki both. But the damage that had been done would take far longer to heal; emotional scars ran deep, and trust would be a long time coming back to these broken individuals. For now, all they could do was pick up the pieces and try to move forward as best they could.

As emergency services arrived on the scene, they tended to both boys in separate ambulances. And with that, the Mori family's ordeal began its slow journey towards some semblance of normalcy... if such a thing was even possible after everything that had happened.

"Oh really?" Nao spat at you, anger seething in her voice as she pointed a shaking finger at your face. "And what exactly makes you think you can do that?" Her expression was one of pure disgust and hatred, a far cry from the innocent girl she once was.

Kanoko just gasped in surprise, her eyes wide with fear as she glanced between you and Nao, tears forming in their corners. She didn't say anything, but the look on her face spoke volumes. It was clear that they were both terrified of what you could do to them if given the chance.

Kaede remained silent throughout the exchange, her eyes downcast as she seemed to shrink into herself. There was a palpable sense of dread in the air as tensions rose higher and higher between everyone in the room.

Outside the window, storm clouds began to gather over the cityscape beyond; a fitting metaphor for the emotional storm that was brewing within each person present. The question remained: how would it all end? And what would become of the Mori family after everything they had been through? Only time would tell.

Nao and Kanoko exchanged horrified looks at your words, their eyes widening in disbelief and fear. "You wouldn't dare..." Nao whispered through gritted teeth. "We have lives here!" she cried out desperately, trying to reason with you as she took a step back from the window.

Kanoko began trembling visibly, her whole body shaking like a leaf in a storm. Tears streamed down her face uncontrollably, and it was clear that she believed every word you'd said. She grabbed onto Nao for support, terrified of what might happen to them all.

Kaede, on the other hand, simply sank deeper into herself, avoiding everyone's gazes as if they were poisonous darts aimed directly at her heart. The look on her face was one of hopelessness and despair; she knew there had to be some way out of this nightmare, but could not fathom what it might be.

They all exchanged glances at your outburst before turning back to each other with worried expressions on their faces. There was a long silence as they struggled to come up with words of comfort or consolation, but none seemed to be forthcoming. The reality of the situation hit them like a ton of bricks, leaving them stunned and numb.

Finally, Nao mustered enough strength to speak. "I'm so sorry... for everything..." Her voice cracked as she trailed off, unable to finish her sentence. She glanced in your direction before looking away again, tears streaming down her cheeks unchecked.

Kanoko buried her face in Nao's shoulder, sobbing uncontrollably, the sound of her quiet cries filling the room like a solemn lullaby of pain and heartache. Kaede sat silently in the corner, hands clenched tightly into fists as she stared at nothing in particular, her expression etched with disbelief and despair.

Outside, the storm raged on, reflecting the chaos and turmoil that now seemed to be a permanent part of their lives. The question remained: how would they move forward from here? And what could possibly bring them any semblance of peace after everything they had been through? It seemed that only time held the answers they so desperately sought.

Kaede's eyes widened in shock as you spoke, her heart seeming to shatter all over again at your harsh words. "You can't..." she whispered hoarsely, tears streaming down her face as she struggled for air. "I-I didn't mean for any of this... I just wanted us to be happy..."

Her voice trailed off, replaced by more sobs that racked her body from head to toe. She looked around the room, desperate for some sign of hope or understanding, but found nothing but darkness and despair waiting for her. The weight of guilt and regret was crushing, suffocating her like a heavy blanket that refused to let go.

Nao tightened her grip on Kanoko, unwilling to let her sister face this alone. "It's not her fault," she said quietly, her voice shaking with emotion. "She only did what we asked her to... We all did..." Her eyes met Kaede's for a brief moment before dropping again, unable to bear the pain etched into her sister's face.

The world seemed to spin out of control around them, as if it too was trying desperately to escape the crushing weight of their guilt and loss. The storm outside raged on unchecked, mirroring the turmoil within each of their hearts. For now, there were no answers, only more questions and heartache waiting for them in the days to come.

Kanoko flinched at your harsh words, tears streaming down her face even faster as she looked up at you with hurt-filled eyes. "I'm sorry..." she whispered hoarsely, unable to meet your gaze for long. She felt so small and insignificant in that moment; nothing more than a puppet dancing on the strings of other people's desires and wishes.

Nao shot you an angry glare, her eyes blazing with defiance despite her tears. "You don't understand," she snapped back, wiping away a stray tear with the back of her hand. "We were just trying to make things better for Hiroki... we never meant for any of this to happen!" She glanced at Kaede before turning back to you, her voice trembling as she tried to find the words to explain their situation.

But there was no excuse that could erase what had been done; no justification strong enough to undo the damage they had all caused with their selfishness and ignorance. The only thing left now was to face the consequences of their actions, whatever they might be, and try to find some way forward from this ruined place where guilt and regret reigned supreme.

Nao drew back, her eyes widening in shock and anger as she glared at you in disbelief. "You wouldn't dare!" she spat out through gritted teeth, her fists clenching tightly by her sides.

But even as the tension in the room continued to rise, they all knew that there were no winners here; only losers in this tragic game of hearts and desires. The question now became: how would they move forward from here? And what sort of future could possibly await them after everything they had been through? Only time would tell, but it seemed certain that the road ahead was long and filled with painful memories that would haunt each of them for years to come.

Nao yelped at the sting of your slap, tears streaming down her cheeks as she stumbled backwards in shock and pain. Her hand flew to her reddened face, more from surprise than actual injury. "You can't..." was all she could manage before shaking her head violently, trying desperately to clear it of the tears that threatened to spill over once more.

Kanoko held onto Nao tightly, whimpering softly as if she too expected another blow at any moment. She glanced timidly at Kaede, whose expression had turned to one of blank numbness; as if she were already retreating into herself, trying to escape from the harsh reality of their situation.

The silence that fell over them was deafening, broken only by the sound of raindrops pattering against the window and the soft sobs of Kanoko as she clung onto Nao for dear life. It seemed that no matter what they said or did, there was no escaping the guilt and heartache that now lay claim to their lives; a grim reminder of how fragile and easily shattered happiness can be.