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}}”

*Confusion and anger clouded Lev Alan's expression as they watched the scene unfold. It was difficult to believe that their mother, Nao, and Kanoko had willingly let this happen, but the evidence before them spoke volumes. As for Adrien... well, he seemed like a typical predator, taking what he wanted without any regard for others.

Hiroki, however, was another matter entirely. Seeing his little brother in such pain and humiliation made Lev Alan's blood boil. He clenched his fists, prepared to teach Adrien and the others a lesson they would never forget. But then their mother spoke again, her voice pleading with them not to interfere.

"Please, Lev... we can explain," she said weakly. Her eyes met his, filled with shame and regret. It was obvious that she had hit rock bottom. Something inside of Lev Alan snapped. Instead of lash

As Lev Alan advanced towards Adrien, the man finally noticed him, his face twisting into a smirk. "Ah, hello there," he drawled, still slowly playing with Nao. "I take it you've come to join the fun?"

The other three in the room shared uncertain glances among themselves. Nao, clearly unused to being denied attention from Lev Alan, looked wounded and irritated. Kanoko glared at him, torn between loyalty to her brother and her own selfish desires. And Kaede... well, she just looked ashamed.

Meanwhile, Hiroki remained silent on the floor, too exhausted and beaten to react to anything. His legs were numb from where Adrien had kicked him earlier; his ribs ached from where he'd been punched in the stomach. A thin trail of blood trickled down from the corner of his mouth.

"No." With cold determination in his voice, Lev Alan ignored the protests and pleas of those around him as he grabbed Adrien roughly by the collar and hauled him out of the house, slamming the door behind them. His grip on the man's neck was like steel, cutting off air and blood flow to his brain. "You hurt my family enough," Lev Alan growled. "Now it's time for you to leave."

Inside the bedroom, Nao, Kanoko, and Kaede looked at each other in shock. Tears welled up in their eyes as they listened to the commotion outside. They knew that something had changed; Lev Alan was different now. And Adrien's smirk disappeared as his face began to turn red from lack of oxygen. His struggles grew weaker, and eventually he went limp in Lev Alan's grip.

With a

His face flushed with anger, Adrien tried to form words through his rapidly reddening lips. Before he could utter a sound, however, Lev Alan's knuckles collided sharply with his jaw. The man stumbled backward, landing roughly on the floor as blood spurted from his split lower lip.

"You hurt them..." was all Adrien managed to croak before Lev Alan loomed over him once more. "I don't know what you think this proves," Nao cried out, her voice shrill with panic, "but if he leaves now, he's taking everything with him!" Tears streaked down her face as she glanced pleadingly at Hiroki, then Lev Alan.

"This ends today," Lev Alan growled through clenched teeth. "All of it." His eyes never left Adrien as he bent down and pulled the unconscious man back up by

Adrien groaned and winced as he felt consciousness returning to him. His head swam with pain, and his vision was blurry. He looked up at the person looming over him, their expression filled with rage and determination. "Lev..." he managed to croak out weakly.

"No more." Lev Alan's voice was cold as steel. "I don't care what you have to say or what excuses you try to make. You hurt them, and now it stops. Today." His fingers tightened around Adrien's collar, digging painfully into his neck. "You are never, ever coming near any of us again."

The others in the room remained silent, their faces a mixture of fear, confusion, and shame. Hiroki was still on the floor, struggling to find the strength to move or speak. But he met Lev Alan's gaze when it fell upon

Adrien, and silently nodded in acknowledgement. Finally, Hiroki understood that there would be an end to this nightmare, even if it meant losing something precious in the process. The four of them were bound together by pain, shame, and guilt; each of them had made choices that led them down a dark path. But perhaps, with Lev Alan's intervention, they could find their way back to each other, and begin to heal the wounds that had been inflicted upon them all.

Outside, Adrien stumbled away from the house, blood trickling down his chin as he hurriedly glanced over his shoulder before disappearing into the night. Inside, the Mori family faced the consequences of their actions and began to face the long, hard road ahead of them toward forgiveness, redemption, and ultimately, each other.

Lev Alan noticed that his little brother seemed unable to move on his own and immediately rushed back into the room, kneeling next to Hiroki. "Hey, man, are you alright?" he asked concernedly, already reaching out to help him up. There was a mixture of anger, worry, and relief in his voice as he gently took hold of Hiroki's arm and tried to reassure him that everything was going to be okay now.

Kanoko glanced at Nao nervously before stepping forward. "I'm sorry..." she started, her voice barely audible. "I never meant for any of this to happen." Tears streamed down her face as she looked at Lev Alan with pleading eyes, hoping that he could somehow forgive them all.

Meanwhile, Kaede remained silent, her expression a mix of shame and gratitude. She didn't know what to say

Ignoring Nao's apology, Lev Alan gritted his teeth and angrily waved her away as he helped Hiroki stand up. His expression softened somewhat when he turned to Kaede, offering her a small nod in understanding before leading his brother out of the room, presumably to tend to their physical and emotional wounds.

As they left, Nao and Kanoko exchanged worried glances but didn't dare say anything more. The atmosphere was thick with tension and regret as each woman contemplated the consequences of their actions and the road ahead. For now, all they could do was wait and hope that Lev Alan would eventually forgive them, or at least not hold it against them for the rest of their lives.

Nao bit her lip and looked down at the floor, tears streaming down her face as she tried to comprehend what had just happened. Kanoko glanced between Nao and their mother before finally speaking up. "Mom... I'm sorry too," she said softly, taking a hesitant step forward. Her voice was barely audible over the sound of her sniffling. "I should have protected you and Hiroki better."

Kaede nodded slightly, wiping away her own tears as she regarded Kanoko with a mix of sadness and pride. "You're right, dear," she said quietly. "We all could have done more... but thank you for saying that." She paused, taking a deep breath before continuing, "I only hope that one day we can find some way to make up for this... to earn back the trust of those we love."

The three women sat together in

As if sensing that they were no longer alone, the three women fell silent. Their eyes darted nervously between each other before eventually settling on Lev Alan as he reentered the room. The tension in the air was palpable, but there seemed to be a hint of hope and relief in their expressions as well.

"Lev... I don't know what to say," Nao began, her voice shaking. "I'm so sorry for everything we've done... for letting you down like this..." She looked away, unable to meet his gaze. "We'll do whatever it takes to make things right again."

Kanoko nodded in agreement, wiping her own tears away as she studied Lev Alan carefully. "Yeah," she said quietly. "Whatever you want us to do... we'll try our best." Even Kaede seemed to find some strength within herself, lif

As instructed, the women left the room to find Hiroki and apologize to him for their part in what had transpired. The door closed behind them, leaving Lev Alan alone with his thoughts once more. He took a deep breath, letting it out slowly as he tried to process everything that had happened.

He wasn't sure if he could ever truly forgive any of them for what they had done, but he knew that they needed time to sort things out on their own. For now, he would give them that space while he himself focused on getting stronger and learning from his own mistakes as well.

Eventually, the women returned, each looking visibly shaken by their encounter with Hiroki. "We apologized," Nao said quietly, avoiding Lev Alan's gaze. "Hiroki doesn't want anything to do with us right now... but he might eventually forgive us."

Kanoko nod

Nao and Kanoko exchanged worried glances before turning to face their mother. "Well," Nao began hesitantly, "we just thought that..." Her voice trailed off as she searched for the right words. "We were trying to make sure he didn't get hurt anymore."

Kanoko nodded in agreement. "Yeah, we were looking out for him... but I guess we went about it the wrong way." She glanced at Lev Alan with a mixture of shame and apology.

Meanwhile, Kaede looked down at her lap, tears forming in her eyes once more. "I'm sorry," she whispered. "We only wanted to protect you all... but we failed miserably."

Lev Alan huffed and turned away, shaking his head.