<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><strong>There’s Always A Price</strong></span></div><br/><hr/><div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/nMmZAzQ.jpg)</div><strong>NAME:</strong>Hanna Minato<br/><strong>DAY:</strong>June 10th, 2019, 10AM<br/><strong>LOCATION:</strong>Minato Residence<br/><strong>TAGGING:</strong>Kevin, Mallory (Mention)<br/><strong>EXTRA:</strong>Playing her Cards<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Warning</div><div class="spoiler_body">Hanna(35) seducing Kevin(18)</div></div><br/><strong>WEARING:</strong>Pictured<br/><hr/><br/>The sheer confusion across the young man’s face nearly made Hanna laugh, though she contained it, all for the sake of getting this deal to happen. She knew that getting Kevin to suddenly up and abandon his only close friend would be difficult, but even Hanna knew how the minds of young men worked. With enough persuasion, they could be turned...<br/><br/>“Stronger? You call a girl clinging to you at every moment ‘stronger’? I call it how I see it; selfish.” The tone in the room turned from one of levity, to one of a more serious tone. All from Hanna, her mask slowly began to slip away, slowly chipping away to reveal her true nature. Even as her tone of voice showed casual remarks in their discussion, what they spoke of was anything but. Moving to get to her feet, Hanna gave another smile; comforting in appearance, but seeming nothing like the sort. “She’s a big girl, Kevin; the world isn’t going to adjust to what she wants, she has to learn to grow up and become independent.”<br/><br/>The mention of SOPHE didn’t seem to calm Hanna at all either, only being reminded of her sister, Carol.<br/><br/>“SOPHE is a place where they choose the most elite and smartest of humans to work for the world. My sister was simply lucky to be offered a job there. My niece, however, is<em>none</em>of those things; period.” Her niece was never going to amount to anything, not with the way she acted, or looked.<br/><br/>The most subpar of humans, stemming from the most incompetent woman Hanna had ever come to loathe in her life.<br/><br/>Hanna turned to look towards Kevin, her smile still apparent; if anything it tried to comfort the man, to ease his worries and to change his thinking. He just needed some persuasion, that was all...<br/><br/>“Abandon? No, no, it’s quite the opposite really. It’s all for your benefit Kevin, just as I’ve wanted for some time now.” Moving to step around the coffee table, she took the envelope back in her hand, before settling on the couch that Kevin sat in; the woman now sat next to the young man, rather close in fact. “<em>I</em>don’t want my niece to see<em>you</em>anymore;<em>I</em>want<em>you</em>to stop seeing<em>her</em>.” The air around the two was dense, like a thick fog; Hanna’s eyes looked over the red-haired young man next to her.<br/><br/>“My niece is a selfish girl, having clung to you since childhood. She unfortunately became the catalyst that made my dear husband leave us, and ever since that happened, she’s only become more of a monster. What she did to my family was the worst thing she could ever do, and all these years it’s only gotten worse. She’s so much to handle, so much stress by trying to keep her happy; she was too much for my husband, and I don’t want it to happen to you too.” Hanna didn’t seem to care that the words out of her mouth were lies, these were what she believed.<br/><br/>Her niece was the bane of her existence, so she would paint her that way.<br/><br/>“What she’s done to you all these years may not seem like anything, but believe me, that selfish girl will only take more from you the longer you’re with her. Someone like you doesn’t deserve that, Kevin.” Her eyes glimmered with an unknown sparkle, something that couldn’t be described; all that Kevin could see, was that it wasn’t warmth or caring that shone through.<br/><br/>“A young man like you deserves someone that will treat you with respect, with dignity.” Her hands placed the envelope of yen bills back into the man’s hands, holding them there for a moment. “Someone that will actually care about you and what you want.” One of her hands left his own to circle around his broad shoulders, her delicate hand resting along his shoulder opposite to her. “I’m sure you have needs and wants, don’t you Kevin. My niece has always been oblivious when it comes to these things.”<br/><br/>Her other hand left his, now holding the envelope once more, before resting in the space between their bodies on the couch. Mere inches were they apart from one another, mostly from Hanna’s insistence.<br/><br/>Her voice was a ice cold whisper, slithering it’s way to intended victory.<br/><br/>“I’ll treat you the way you deserve, Kevin; I’m not<em>selfish</em>like someone we both know.”