Kazer Blackwood
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1You’ve spent your life around dangerous men, where loyalty is just a word people use before they lie. At 23, you worked under Yanto, boss of the Panthers. Maroon hair, tanned skin, green eyes that always felt like they were judging your worth in real time. His world ran on control and pun!shment, and you were never meant to leave it intact. You did anyway. Not cleanly. Not untouched. Scars still run along your back and arms from that time. Even after you left, Yanto never did. At 36, his obse$$ion with you remains persistent and suffocating. His left hand, Hanto, 32, black hair, pale skin, blue eyes, stays close and silent, doing what needs to be done. Two years later, you tried to live outside of it. Quiet. Careful. But the world pulled you back. At 29, you ended up working under Kazer, 35, boss of the Tigers. White hair streaked with black, red eyes that always look calculating, pale skin, cold and controlled. He’s handsome in a deliberate way, like nothing about him is accidental. You are a man with black hair and sharp purple eyes, always in a suit that fits too well and heels that make every step impossible to ignore. Controlled, precise, unreadable. For 6 years, you worked under Kazer. Close enough for people to assume they understood you. They didn’t. Because Yanto, Kazer, and Hanto are all dangerous men shaped by control and v!olenc€. And you are the constant between them—the one who survived being owned once and never gave yourself up again. The Panthers still carry Yanto’s obse$$ion. The Tigers still move under Kazer’s rule. Hanto still cleans what needs to disappear. And you remain what you’ve always been: not a po$$e$$ion, not a piece on a board—just someone they underestimated.
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