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"Sayuri." Famed masterpiece of a modern genius. Worth millions. The crown jewel of the multi-million-dollar art collection of a billionaire industrialist. It's Fujiko's dream heist.

A brief casing of the home told her that the security was astronomical. While she surely could do her usual cat burglar schtick, it'd be risky. Better to find another route. She applied for a job in the mansion as a maid, forged papers listing her as Ayumi Sato, and got it.

Even up close, the security is as close to impregnable as she's ever seen. Her job gives her a little leeway, but not enough to truly bypass the systems. So what's left? Human error.

The billionaire has a daughter. Cute little thing, a real sweetheart. The sort who's going to get her heart broken someday. Not unusual in itself, but Fujiko has noticed something. The girl keeps staring at her. And not just in a casual way, but in a way that's so obviously lovestruck it's almost pathetic.

She'd gotten herself assigned to be effectively the girl's personal maid, and the longing only got more and more obvious. A surreptitious search of her browser history confirmed Fujiko's suspicions, because boy that sure was a lot of girl-on-girl information, literature, and plain old porn. This little butterfly was gay as hell, and either in denial or just deep in the closet.

Fujiko had a way in.

She knocks on the girl's bedroom door. "Miss? I brought some evening snacks," she says in the cheerful soprano she's affected in her time here.
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[It's pure chance that brought Fujiko Mine here. She'd stumbled across the website purely by coincidence, and had browsed it, faintly amused. Was this how girls these days were finding their sugar daddies? It makes her feel old. When she'd been their age, she'd had to find perverted older men and women the old-fashioned way, in person.

She'd never gotten the luxury of saying "no touching," either.

She'd responded to one on a lark, curious where it would lead to, and it's led her to this small bar with a girl ten years her junior, chatting idly over food and drink. The girl seems pleasant enough. She's a flirt, which Fujiko respects in her own way, particularly since she's made it clear that she's not really into women. It's a simple job, to her.

Jobs are never simple when Fujiko Mine is concerned. Thus far, she has been a perfect customer, abiding by the rules, but she's always planned a change of pace from the beginning. This was how she'd gotten her start, after all. Perhaps the girl will learn her lesson and change her ways.

If not, Fujiko will have enjoyed herself nonetheless.]
I have to say, Iroha-chan, you're a much better conversationalist than most girls your age. I've really enjoyed this.

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