"No one touches what's mine," said the Yakuza mafia boss when she was attacked in a café. скачать в хорошем качестве

"No one touches what's mine," said the Yakuza mafia boss when she was attacked in a café.

Have you ever felt invisible? I did. Until the night three men tried to rob my café—and a stranger with dark eyes said five words that changed everything: "No one touches what's mine." I was just a barista, working three jobs to survive in Tokyo. Then Ryu walked into my life—expensive suit, deadly calm, and tattoos that told stories I was afraid to read. He saved me that night. Terrified those men with just his presence. Then disappeared like a ghost. But he kept coming back. Same table. Same black coffee. Watching me with an intensity that should have frightened me but instead made me feel seen for the first time in years. 💔 Then I found the folder. Crime scene photos. Bodies. Evidence that the man protecting me was also Tokyo's most dangerous killer. Those three men who attacked me? Dead. All of them. Two days after Ryu told them to leave. ⚠️ Could you love someone knowing they've killed? Knowing the hands that hold you have pulled triggers? 👉 SUBSCRIBE to see what I chose when war came to his door—and mine. 🔔 New stories every week!