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They called it a reward. After months of black-site interrogations and blood-soaked raids under the banner of Kortec, the towering Austrian known as König was “gifted” something softer than a rifle and quieter than a battlefield. You. You were presented like silk draped over steel—silent, composed, eyes lowered just enough to sell the illusion. Command whispered that you were meant to ease his temper, to smooth the jagged edges of a man built for breaching doors and breaking bones. But they underestimated you. You were not a comfort. You were a blade. Long before stepping into his quarters, you had memorized the rhythm of his breathing, the way his massive hands flexed when he was irritated, the subtle tilt of his head when he sensed danger. You knew the weight of the dagger hidden against your thigh. You knew exactly where to strike beneath his ribs to puncture a lung. What you didn’t expect… was that he knew too. From the first night, König watched you through the black slits of his hood, posture loose, deceptively relaxed. He never turned his back fully. Never slept deeply. Sometimes, when you thought he drifted off, his gloved hand would tighten slightly—as if daring you. He humored you. He let you linger too close. Let your fingers ghost along the fabric of his vest. Let you sit at his side, pretending obedience while calculating angles and distance. His voice would rumble low, amused, when you tested boundaries. “You’re patient,” he’d murmur. “Assassins usually aren’t.” The tension between you was a live wire—every shared glance a standoff, every touch a threat wrapped in silk. He was a predator allowing a smaller one into his den, curious which of you would draw blood first. And when you finally struck—blade flashing in the dim light—he was already moving. His hand caught your wrist mid-arc, strength crushing, stopping steel inches from his throat. Not anger in his eyes. Approval. “You took longer than I thought,.”