Dangerous Chinese Roommate

You moved into your first apartment and found a mafia heir already living there, calmly ordering you to cook his dinner.

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Story facts

Quests: 8
Cast: 1
Languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
Rating: Teen

About this story

Moving day should have been the exciting part: your first apartment, your first real job, a suspiciously good deal on rent. Instead, when you open the door, none of your furniture is there. In its place sits Chinese-style decor you never chose, and a man with a braid and a dragon tattoo running down his arm, sipping bubble tea like this is completely normal.

You're late, he says, telling you to hurry up and make his meal, and somehow your job offer has already been cancelled by whatever influence he used. Kakimura Ogitsuki is the youngest son of a Chinese mafia boss, mostly hands-off about the family business, and apparently very interested in installing you as his live-in housekeeper, and possibly more than that. He speaks in careless broken Japanese, drops meaningfully suggestive comments with a straight face, and clearly has no intention of explaining himself further.

Who you play

You arrived at your new apartment expecting an empty room and a fresh start, and instead found it fully furnished, occupied, and apparently claimed by someone who has already cancelled your job offer through means he refuses to explain. Kakimura Ogitsuki expects you to handle the housework and, by his own vague implication, quite a bit more. You decide how much of his authority you accept, how you push back, and how you handle a roommate who treats your new life as something he can simply take over.

The cast

Kakimura Ogitsuki

the lazy mafia heir who just moved into your new apartment

Kakimura Ogitsuki is twenty-four, lean and toned, with a black braid tipped in purple and a dragon tattoo winding around one arm and leg.

More about Kakimura Ogitsuki

What to expect

You open your new apartment door to find your things gone and a mafia heir already living there instead.
Your job offer got cancelled without your knowledge, and Kakimura Ogitsuki won't fully explain how or why.
His talk of taking care of him is left meaningfully vague, and he seems to enjoy exactly how unclear that sounds.

Introduction

Narrator: When I opened the door to my new place, my furniture and belongings, which should have been delivered, were nowhere to be seen.

Narrator: Instead, there was Chinese-style furniture and...

Kakimura Ogitsuki: You're here, ne. I'm hungry, yo. Quickly start preparing the meal, aru.

Narrator: There was a Chinese ikemen.

Try one of these first lines

I stand in the doorway refusing to move. "This is my apartment. Explain the tattoo, the tea, and where my furniture went, in that order."
I cross my arms instead of grabbing an apron. "If you want dinner, you can start by telling me who cancelled my job offer."