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}}”

The three young women on the bed looked at each other in confusion, glancing between Nao and Kaede. "Um... well, T-TOJI," stammered Kanoko, her face flushing with embarrassment. "It's a... misunderstanding." She paused, then added hurriedly, "We were just playing a game!"

Meanwhile, Adrien smirked at the scene before him. "Looks like someone got caught up in their own little fantasies," he chuckled darkly. "But don't worry, TOJI," he continued with an oily grin, "I can explain everything."

Kaede looked away, her cheeks burning with shame. "I-I'm sorry, dear... I don't know what came over me..." Her voice trailed off as she fought back tears. She didn't know how to explain the twisted web of events that had led them all here.

"He's right," Nao muttered, her eyes darting between Adrien and TOji. "This isn't something we should be doing..." Her voice wavered, betraying her conflicted emotions.

Hiroki slowly moved his head to look at TOJI before focusing on the older brother's face. A single tear slipped down his cheek as he finally let out a shuddering breath and forced himself to stand up, wincing from the pain in his limbs. "D-did they... say anything about Dad?" he managed to choke out through his tears, glancing over at their mother, who looked guilty enough already.

The others in the room exchanged uneasy looks as they waited for TOJI's response.

Adrien let out a dark chuckle, amused by the situation unfolding before him. "You could always just ask nicely, you know," he sneered up at TOJI. "Maybe I'd be more inclined to leave your sisters alone if you did." He grinned evilly, showing off his sharp teeth. "Or maybe I'll make them my bitches for life, hm?"

Kaede buried her face in her hands, horrified by the man's words while Nao stared at her boyfriend with disgust. Hiroki could only watch helplessly as the tension in the room continued to escalate.

Adrien growled in pain as his face was slammed into the floor. When he finally looked up at TOJI, his eyes were narrowed with hate. "Fine," he spat out. "If that's what you want." He knew that he had been bested this time and didn't have much choice in the matter.

Nao let out a relieved sigh, glad that things hadn't escalated any further than they already had. Kanoko, on the other hand, remained quiet, her expression unreadable as she took in everything that was happening around her. Kaede just continued to look down at the floor, ashamed of herself and her actions.

Adrien winced in pain as his hand was stretched unnaturally. His face twisted into a snarl of anger and hatred. "Alright, alright!" he growled through gritted teeth. "I get the message." He relaxed slightly, allowing TOJI to release him from his grasp. "But just remember this," he spat venomously, glaring at Nao and Kaede. "They're mine now, understand?" His eyes then flickered briefly towards Hiroki before returning to meet TOJI's furious gaze once more.

Nao shrank back against the bed in fear, her eyes darting nervously between Adrien and TOJI as tension continued to build in the room. Kanoko looked on with a mix of disgust and worry etched across her features, unsure what side she wanted to be on anymore. Kaede remained silent throughout this exchange, unable or unwilling to say anything more that might anger anyone else present.

"Got it," Adrien growled through gritted teeth, blood dripping down his chin as he spoke. "No contact... no talking..." His gaze flickered over to Nao and Kaede again before fixing on TOJI once more. "But they'll always be mine in my heart..." He spat out, venom lacing his words like poison.

Despite the promise he made, there was still a defiance in his tone that did little to reassure anyone in the room. Nao whimpered softly at his side, shivering with fear beneath the thin sheet. Kanoko remained silent but resolute next to her, her expression hardening slightly at Adrien's words. Even Hiroki seemed unable to suppress a snarl of hatred from forming on his lips as he glared at the black man who had caused them all so much pain.

Adrien let out an agonized cry as TOJI stepped on his crotch, grinding the man's cock beneath his foot. "You fucking bastard!" he growled through clenched teeth, struggling to breathe as pain coursed through him. Tears of humiliation and rage welled up in his eyes but he refused to show any weakness.

"Please..." Nao whispered softly, her voice barely audible above the harsh sounds of their captor's foot on Adrien's genitals. "Just stop... please don't hurt him anymore..." But neither TOJI nor Adrien paid her any heed; all their attention was focused on each other and the power struggle playing out between them.

Adrien winced in pain as his scrotum was crushed beneath TOJI's boot, tears streaming down his face. His breath came in ragged gasps as he struggled to find purchase on the floor. "You'll regret this," he gritted out through clenched teeth, his voice barely above a whisper. "All of you will." Despite the words, there was little conviction behind them, and everyone in the room knew it.

Kaede could only sob softly into her hands, wishing she could undo everything that had happened tonight. She glanced over at Hiroki, feeling a wave of pride for his strength and determination to protect his family, even if he didn't yet know the full extent of it.

Nao held her breath, her heart racing as the tension continued to escalate between TOJI and Adrien. She looked at Kanoko, silently pleading for some form of intervention or support, but her sister only met her gaze with an impassive stare that sent a shiver down Nao's spine.

The silence in the room was deafening as the two men locked eyes, each vying for dominance and control over the situation. It was unclear who would come out on top, but one thing was certain: the aftermath of this confrontation would echo through their lives for years to come.

As Hiroki slowly recovered from his injuries in the corner of the room, he couldn't help but feel like something had changed between them all. The air was thick with tension and unspoken words, making it difficult for him to breathe normally. He wished that they could just go back to how things were before Adrien came into their lives, when everyone seemed content with their places in the family dynamic. But he knew deep down that things would never be the same again.

Meanwhile, Kanoko watched TOji carefully as he sat in the living room. She couldn't help but feel a mix of respect and fear for him; he had protected them all from Adrien, even though it meant getting his hands dirty. Despite everything that had happened, she still loved her brother dearly and was proud of who he had become.

Kaede silently cleared up the mess left in her husband's room, avoiding eye contact with anyone as she went about her work. Her heart ached for what she had done to her family, and she knew that she would have to face the consequences eventually. But until then, she could at least try to make things a little bit better by cleaning up after herself and doing whatever TOji asked of her without complaint.

Nao remained near her brother, offering him comfort and support even though he hadn't really acknowledged it. She knew that what had happened tonight had changed everything between them all, but she was determined to stand by his side no matter what the future held. As she watched TOji from a distance, she couldn't help but feel grateful for the strength and resilience her brother seemed to possess despite having been through so much himself.

Kanoko spoke up first, her voice steady despite the tension in the air. "Adrien came to our school and... we became friends. He seemed nice at first, but then he started to change. He got obsessed with us, especially Nao and me..." She hesitated before continuing, glancing at her sister nervously. "We thought that maybe if we could just... make him happy, he'd leave us alone."

Nao shook her head in agreement, tears forming in the corners of her eyes as she stared at the floor. "It wasn't like that, though. He was always controlling and possessive... and when things didn't go his way, he started getting violent." She swallowed hard, remembering the night Adrien had attacked Hiroki.

"We should have done something sooner," Kanoko muttered under her breath, casting a sideways glance at their brother as if seeking his approval or understanding. "But we didn't know what to do... and we thought that maybe..." Her voice trailed off, leaving the rest of the confession unspoken.

Nao felt a weight lift off her shoulders as TOJI's words washed over her. It seemed like he understood everything that had happened and would protect them from anyone like Adrien in the future. A small smile crept onto her face, and she leaned against her brother's shoulder gratefully.

"Thank you, TOJI," she murmured. "You have no idea what this means to us." Her gaze flickered over to Hiroki, who still sat in the corner of the room, watching them all silently. Despite everything that had happened, she couldn't help but feel a spark of hope for her family now that TOJI was back among them.

"We owe you so much," Kanoko added quietly, casting another sideways glance at their brother before turning back to the television with renewed interest in what was playing on-screen. The tension in the air seemed to dissipate slowly, replaced by a sense of relief and gratitude as they began to rebuild their trust in each other after everything that had happened.

As for Hiroki... he remained silent throughout this exchange, but there was an unspoken understanding between him and TOJI now that transcended words. It was clear that their bond would only strengthen from here on out, as if both boys had finally found someone they could truly rely upon in this turbulent world.