Dirty Little Secret! [AU!] Law x Reader (Pt.1)

EDIT: This fic will contain some mature content, like rape. Although it will not be extremely detiled, it can trigger. Please keep this in mind when reading the story.

AU! This takes place in the Loveless-Universe!

( Authors Notes for those who don't know about 'Loveless': In the Anime and Manga 'Loveless', humans are born with a cat tail and cat ears. They keep them until they lose their innocence and virginity. Once a human losses his virginity, the tail and ears disappear forever.

It is also about a hidden community of 'Sacrifices' and Fighters', which share a unique name, that appears somewhere on their body, and a bond only the two of them can understand. The Fighter always belongs to the Sacrifice, as the Sacrifice is the one giving out the orders, because he/she is the one taking the pain in a fight. The orders of the Sacrifice are carried out without complain, everywhere, at any time. Only special people belong to this community, though not all of them even know about this.

The fights are taken out by words that - once spelled out by the fighter- become real. They take place in a parallel dimension, though the words of a strong fighter can become real even in the normal dimension.)



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" Hey, look at that girl"

" She's about 17, right?"

" Probably. But look, she's lost them already."

" Yuk! At that age?"

" Well, my parents said they know her. Apparently she lost them when she was 10 already."

" WHAT!? You're kidding me, right!?"

" Shhhhhh! She will hear us, you know!"

" I can still hear you." you just said, without looking up from your book, making them scream in surprise. They lowered their ears, looking to the floor in guilt, as the librarian scolded them.
You sighted, closed the book and stood up. You passed them by, not even surprised anymore that they stepped back. As if you carried some lethal virus.

Yes, you were about 17, right. Actually, it's 16 years, 10 month and 2 days, to be precise. But that didn't matter. Nobody cared for your age. Nobody cared for your nearing birthday. All they saw was a girl that lost her ears when she was just ten years old. Why you lost them didn't matter to them. That's just the way humans are. You had long since given up to change the way people thought about you. You had stopped to care about them also. You were a loner. The only one who would speak to you was the nice old man that raised you, after what happened years back. You put back the book from where you took it, left the library and went home for that day. It was fall, so it was chilly outside. You put your hands into your pockets and buried your mouth and nose in the big and fluffy scarf your wore. You didn't really register where you were walking, and soon you bumped into somebody.  You stumbled, failed to catch yourself and face planted the cold concrete, uttering a low yelp. " Outch.." you mumbled, before turning to sit on your butt, looking up to see who you bumped into. You were met by fiery red hair, an angered scowl and an irritated snort, until the bulky men turned and left you alone again. You sighted and stood up. Brushing your knees off of dried up leafs and dust, you turned around and continued your way home. You passed by a group of people, several girls swooning over a young man, probably a year older than you. You stoped, looking at them expressionless. The guy was handsome, though he wore a really weird hat. White, but spotted. Other than that he was good looking. Black hair, sideburns, a soul patch on his chin. You couldn't see his eyes, because all the girls were swarming around him, but you noticed his smirk. If seemed familiar to you, but you couldn't say why. He wore black clothes, sometimes spotted with yellow. And a really fluffy scarf you noticed. For a split second he seemed to notice your gaze, looking directly at you, but you didn't care.
" Law-kun~ Look at me!" " Law-kun~!" " Laaaaw~" the girls were chiming. All of them had ears. When you noticed this, you turned away, proceeding on your way home.

When you reached the front door, you searched for the key, unlocking the door and entering the warm house. " Mister Silvers? I'm home!" you shouted and closed the door behind you again, stripping off your shoes in the entrance, before taking off your jacked and scarf, hanging them on the wardrobe on the wall. You sighted and went to the living room, where the elderly man was lying on the couch, sleeping soundly; apparently. You knew he was awake, so you just smiled, nudging him with a book, that laid on his chest. " I know you're awake, Mr. Silvers. I'm going to start with cooking dinner. Anything special you want?" you asked, and before he even opened his eyes, he grinned. " You're getting sharp (y/n). " he acknowledged. " Well, I've been living with you for almost 5 years now. It's time for me to learn from my incompetence, right?" you chimed.

" It is. But, my dear (y/n) - you're still so innocent. You never ask a man what he wants, because the answer will be the same every time." he grinned and sat up. You laughed. " Oh yeah, is it? That would probably be 'You', right? But, Mr. Silvers, you are an exception. For you, it's rum, not women." you said, grabbing the apron and putting it on. You started to cook, hearing your guardian laugh heartedly. You smiled to yourself. Mr. Silvers was the only human you really liked and respected. He was wise, and kind, and didn't care you didn't have your ears anymore. He helped you through terrible times, and he always fully supported you.

" (y/n), how was your day?" he then asked, suddenly standing in the door, leaning against the frame. You shrugged your shoulders. " The same as always I guess. People don't really learn. It's just hearsay, and they still keep away from me. The only people who show respect are the ones who don't care about others." you answered.

" That's a pitty. You're such a good girl, so kind hearted and nice. Beautiful. I don't understand why people judge others before getting to even know them." he sighted, shaking his head. You blushed. " I think 'beautiful' is little bit overrated. " you murmured.

" It is not. Have some confidence in yourself, will you? Oh, by the way, you were accepted in the college you wanted to go. Starting next week you're a college student then. "  " Great!  Was tired of the people in the library anyways. So, Mr. Silvers." you said. " prepare the table."

You put the dishes on the table, noticing him frown. " (y/n) it's missing salt." he said, but you pointed at him, a smug grin on your lips. " The doc reminded me to reduce the salt, because of your health. Deal with it, or cook yourself." you hummed. He sighted.

" Well, I guess everything you make is better than anything I can make - even without salt."