Pairing: Bakugou x reader Genre: Smut, 18+, Mafia AU Trope: Woke up married Dialogue Prompt: âArenât we supposed to be working?â Warnings: overdosing on cold medicine, mixing cold medicine with alcohol, dub-con, mentions of sex while unconscious, vomiting Word Count: 4,480
This is my contribution to this monthâs bnharem collab. I was so happy when I spun the roulette wheel and it landed on my favorite au, the mafia au. I hope you all enjoy and make sure to check out everyone elseâs contributions here. Also a big thanks to @doinmybesthereâ for being my beta reader and putting so much work into creating the master list for this collab.
âA fever? Are you fucking kidding me?â
You winced at the voice coming out of your phone. You were curled up in bed, a heavy futon draped over your achey, chilled body. âIâm really sorry,â you croaked into the receiver. âI canât get out of bed; thereâs no way Iâll be able to come into work today.â
âYou know how important tonightâs meeting is.â
You could feel the fire in the eyes of your underboss as he spat at you about how important tonightâs festivities were. You couldnât care less. You hated the guy, but more importantly you hated your father for getting you in this mess.
A debt needed to be paid and your family couldnât afford to take out a second mortgage on the house. So your father, as smart as he thought he was, went to the nicest restaurant on the far side of town where the boss of one of the most dangerous mobs in the city stationed his office.
A debt for a debt. Thatâs what he told you as he came home smiling with a big check in his wallet. No one in your family knew where he got the money, but he seemed confident enough that heâd be able to pay it back.
A month went by and one day, three scary men knocked on your apartment door. They said they were there to âcollectâ.
You were terrified. You thought they were there to rob you, to take the money you had been saving in a rainy-day fund. But no, they came to collect you. Now, itâs been four months and youâre still stuck doing odd jobs for them--grocery and coffee runs as well as spending reports and other money related things you are less than qualified to do.
You hate your job. You hate having to put up with the unorthodox hours and the unsavory jobs and the complaints about your work ethic and the having to do it over again because you didnât do it right the first time. You want out. If you werenât positive that if you left they would be able to hunt you down, you would have fled the country by now.
But your fatherâs debt still hasnât been paid.
âLook,â you pleaded. âI can come in tomorrow and work double my usual time. Please, Kirishima-san, I just need the day to rest.â
âNot a chance. Youâre coming in today and thatâs final. If you donât, well, then maybe we need to take an extra payment from your parents.â
Before you could even process what he just said, he hung up the phone.
Another payment from your parents. You couldnât possibly let them take any more from your family. With a new threat looming over your head, you mustered up enough strength to push off of your futon and get dressed for the clientsâ dinner.
By the time it was 7:00 in the evening, you had taken a large swig of cold medicine and were ready to spend the night serving these criminals.
Outside of the restaurant, two bodyguards were stationed at the front door and one at the back entrance. All three of them were dressed in black from head to toe. You, on the other hand, were tasked with serving your bossâs clients, so your outfit differed from theirs.
You were dressed in attire suited for waiting tables. Black slacks stretch across your legs and your pristine shirt was smoothed against your body. A tight black vest clung to your chest and pressed against your boobs, squishing them together. If it werenât for the fever, chills, and headache, you would look like you belonged with this crowd of criminals.
You flashed your ID to the guard at the back door and he nodded you in. Your eyes had to adjust to the fluorescent kitchen lighting, but once they did you saw how busy everyone was. It truly was one of the most important nights for your boss, so you understood why you were needed. Still, this night would truly take the most out of you.
âOi, (L/n),â one of your bossâs associates called for you. âTake these to table four. Iâve been covering your ass for the last twenty minutes.â
âOf course, Kaminari-san.â You bowed your head and skirted over to the table where two well-dressed men spoke with one another in a hushed tone. You placed their meals in front of them and bowed your head.
âWait,â one of them called as you began to walk away. âI asked for a Jasmine tea. This is Sencha.â
âYeah,â the other one piped up. âAnd I asked for a Sencha tea and this is Jasmine.â
You wanted to scream. You wanted to yell into the abyss and slap those men across the face. But of course all you did was bow in apology and take the cups back. Kirishimaâs words to you over the phone rang loud and clear in your mind.
âAnything they need, you get it for them. These are important people the boss works with and we canât have idiots like you messing this up for us.â
The men smirked at you and as you turned around to grab their âcorrect orders,â the man who ordered the Jasmine tea leaned over to leave a hard, painful smack across your ass.
You froze but didnât say anything and walked away.
It was still early in the night but you had run yourself thin. You needed to sit down or to at least take a sip of water, but there was no room for breaks as you bounced from table to table getting the people what they wanted. You had even left the venue a couple times to retrieve items like the proper creamer one client required in their coffee.
Your throat was so sore and dry and it was aching for a break. Your entire body was aching for a break. But as you saw someone sitting at one of the tables raise her hand to wave you over, you had to put all of your aches aside to tend to her needs.
âGood evening, maâam.â You bowed your head. âHow may I assist you?â
A small smile was on her dark red painted lips. She seemed to be searching for something as she eyed you up and down. âDo you happen to know when Bakugou-san will be joining us?â
Bakugou-san⊠Were you supposed to know who that is? You had never heard the name before, although you knew your boss had many ties throughout the district. It could be one of them.
âIâm not sure,â you answered honestly. âI could ask my supervisors if they happen to know.â
She waited a moment. She seemed to be searching for something in your expression. âThatâs all right. You may go back to work now.â
You bowed and thanked her.
Bakugou-san.
The name did sound familiar, but youâre not sure where you could have heard it. It wasnât until you were deep in thought, trying to recall where you had heard the name, that you could feel something pushing up against your throat. Oh god. Your stomach was churning.
You ran to the bathroom, pushing someone out of the way to get there. Youâd probably hear an earful from Kirishima for pushing a guest, but you needed to find a toilet before--
Oh no.
You barely made it into the stall before emptying the contents of your stomach onto the white tiles of the bathroom floor. Your legs collapsed from under you and you kneeled in your vomit as you coughed up your stomach lining into the porcelain bowl.
Tears fell from your eyes as you struggled to breathe while hacking everything you had into the toilet. The black eyeliner you threw on before leaving the house had smudged into raccoon eyes around your lashes.
You rested your cheek against the toilet, ignoring all of the germs that were most likely crawling up your skin and into your pores. The toilet seat felt cool against your burning cheek and watering eyes. You thought you could die happily here, kneeling on the bathroom tiles in a pile of your slowly cooling vomit.
âArenât we supposed to be working here?â
Your eyes shot open, and in trying to stand up you slipped. Your ass landed in the smeared vomit. You winced and let out a drawn out, âfuuuck.â
It took you a moment before opening your eyes again and looking up at the man in front of you. And boy did your eyes widen. He was clearly a guest at the clientsâ dinner. His blonde hair was slicked back and the bulge of his muscles under his crisp black button down didnât go unnoticed by you. His sleeves were rolled up, revealing his forearms and as he crossed his arms over his chest, his sleeves began to tighten.
âWho the hell are you and why are you puking on the floor?â
It took you a second to find your voice. âIâm, um...â you trailed off. â(L/n), sir.â You cleared your throat. âI am a worker for the person hosting this dinner.â You tried to stand up and bow, but he put a hand up to stop you.
âYou work for them.â It was a statement not a question, but you nodded anyway. âWhy? What do you owe?â
Youâre not sure why he was asking, but his intimidating glare compelled you to answer his every question. âMy dad owes them money,â you admitted. âAnd he wasnât able to pay them back.â
âWho do you mean by them?â
You werenât sure how to answer. You didnât even know what these people did. For all you knew they were drug mules or assassins. You never wanted to know what they did when you were roped in. After all, the less you knew meant you could have more of a normal life. âThe boss,â you finally answered. Who the boss was, you werenât sure. You answered to Kirishima but he didnât have much power aside from ordering around you and every other person unfortunate enough to be roped into working for them.
The man in front of you scoffed. âGet up.â
You scrambled to your feet, ignoring the wave of nausea that hit you. The man led you out of the bathroom, and as you walked behind him, people who passed the two of you stopped and stared. Oh no, it had to be from the vomit stains on your leg and down your shirt. You probably stank to high hell and your eyes wouldnât stop watering from your fever.
The man stopped and you had to keep from bumping into him. âThereâs an extra work shirt in the closet,â he said. âThere should also be some slacks in there. Leave your dirty clothes in a pile and Iâll have someone collect them.â
His voice was demanding and it took you a moment to register what he said. It wasnât until he snapped in your face that you moved.
âWe donât have all day, princess.â
You flinched and nodded before scurrying into the closet and flicking the light on. Inside the closet was the restaurantâs sad excuse for a boiler room. The low humming from the machinery brought you back into the present as you searched for the change of clothes you were promised.
There was a crisp white shirt folded on one of the shelves as well as a few different slacks in varying sizes. The shirt was a size too small, so you had to leave the first couple buttons popped open. Before leaving the closet, you tried to think about who the man was and why he was helping you. Was it possible that he wanted something in return?
When you emerged from the closet, he looked you up and down. You were too tired, however, to notice his lingering glare on your chest and the way the button down squeezed your breasts closer together.
âThank you,â you mumbled, looking down at your shoes. Youâre not sure why you were too scared to look into his vermillion eyes, but the way he called you princess earlier as he snapped at you had definitely made you tremble in your core, and you swore that if you looked up to meet his eyes, your fever would only go higher and higher.
âWhy the hellâd you come here if you were sick anyway? Are you trying to poison everyone in the damn building?â His words were like little bullets that shot at every one of your doubts of coming in tonight.
You thought back to why you had come in the first place. You were huddled up in your futon that morning when Kirishima called. You begged to stay home, right? But you couldnât. You squinted hard as you tried to remember why you werenât allowed to rest. âI was threatened,â you thought out loud. It wasnât directed towards the man but he nodded in any case.
â(L/n) was it, right?â
You finally managed to look up at him with bleary eyes. âYeah, um...â You couldnât seem to remember what his name was. Wait, he hadnât told you. He had just led you around and given you new clothes, but he never properly introduced himself.
âBakugou Katsuki,â he said as if he could read your mind. His lips turned up into a smirk. âBut call me Katsuki.â
âKatsuki,â you mumbled. âBakugou Katsuki.â You had heard that name before, but where. âBakugou,â you mumbled again as if you were trying to put the pieces of a puzzle together. âBakugou-san.â
He quirked an eyebrow up at you.
âOh!â It hit you like a ton of bricks and as soon as you shot up, you had to recoil because of the ache in the back of your neck. âThereâs a woman looking for you, Bakugou-san, er, Katuki,â you bowed.
He just chuckled. âThereâs a lot of people looking for me tonight. Who was it?â
Thatâs a good question. You squinted as if you were looking deep into your memories to remember who it was who asked for him. âShe was a woman,â you remembered. âWith long dark hair and dark red lips.â
Katsuki nodded. âI see the Yaoyorozus are here.â
The Yaoyorozus. You werenât sure what that could mean but you didnât feel like questioning it, so you nodded instead.
Katsuki was looking down at you. His arms were crossed over his chest but a smirk that had been playing across his face all night wouldnât seem to go away. âFeeling better?â
You didnât feel better. Although you felt cleaner in the new clothes, there was still a throbbing in your head that wasnât going away and the overhead lights made your eyes water. But the way that Katsuki looked at you like he was expecting you to say yes just drew you in.
He could tell that the way you nodded a yes in response to his question was a lie, and his face fell before pushing a hand up to your forehead, checking your temperature. âHave you taken anything today?â
You had to think back to earlier that day when you brought the bottle of cold medicine up to your lips, not even reading the recommended dose before downing what you could and leaving your home. âYeah, um, I took some medicine.â
The grin that had been spread across Katsukiâs face returned. âWell I guess weâll have to get you some more.â
He grabbed your wrist and led you through the halls and over to the bar. You didnât pay attention to where you were going. The world seemed to be going too fast for you to keep up. What you were able to notice was that everyoneâs eyes were on you as you gently swayed back and forth, trying to settle yourself down. As you were in your own head, you couldnât start to picture what everyone else saw when they looked at you. You with your raccoon eyes due to streaky makeup that you couldnât stop rubbing.
âHere.â Katsuki shoved a glass in your face. âNot necessarily traditional medicine but itâll get the job done.â
You looked up at the whiskey glass in his hand. The âmedicineâ was a deep brown color which swirled around as he handed it to you. Your fingers brushed against his thick ones as you took the glass. You lifted it up to your nose and took a deep breath in, gagging at the smell. âUm, I donât think I should.â You had been warned about mixing alcohol with drugs and the dangers that came with it, but no one had ever told you not to mix drinks with cold medicine. Still, that couldnât be right, right?
âCome on, itâs good for you,â he egged you on. âBesides, itâll get that nasty taste out of your mouth.â
You had never tried whiskey before. You were used to lighter drinks, something bubbly with a shot of vodka or two in it. But this was almost too much. You lifted the glass up to your lips and tilted it back. Your lips stung as they made contact with the drink, but you didnât want to seem weak to Katsuki. Heâd taken care of you so far and seemed pleasant enough, albeit intimidating.
As you tipped it back further and took more of the drink into your mouth, Katsuki pushed his hand against the bottom of the glass so you couldnât tear it away, making sure you would drink every last drop. It stung going down and the cubes pressing against your lip were colder than you expected. You gagged as a couple loose tears rolled down your face from the drinkâs burning sensation. You bet you looked even more of a mess now.
âGood girl,â Katsuki said with a low demeanor. With his thumb, he wiped away a drop of whiskey that rolled down your chin.
âAnd thisâll make me feel better?â You didnât think you were supposed to drink when you were sick, but you were far too tired to even think about what was wrong and what was right. If he said that itâd make you feel better, then that had to be a good thing. Youâre sure of it.
âSure will.â He placed a firm, calloused hand on your head and stroked down your hair. You nuzzled into his warmth.
It was such a nice sensation that it almost made you forget that you were supposed to be working. That there were people waiting on you to bring them their food and fetch their creamer, people who were ready to slap your ass and laugh as soon as you turned away.
âI have a,â you started, not really sure where that sentence was going. âI have to go back to work.â
As you began walking away, Katsuki stopped you, pulling you back over so your face was practically pressed up against his chest. âNo you donât. Youâre sick, remember?â
Right, as if you hadnât forgotten. But he was right. You were sick and your medicine hadnât kicked in yet. You couldnât risk spreading your germs and getting anyone else sick.
You watched the dinner guests from afar. You leaned in to hear conversations about hitmen and other rivaling mobs around town. Some were about money laundering and clients that needed to be taken out, whatever that meant.
At one point, someone asked to pull Katsuki aside and talk alone, but instead he just pulled you closer.
âThe hell do you want, Yoarashi?â
Yoarashi was a big guy, bigger than Katsuki, but it was clear even to you that he was intimidated by the blonde in front of him.
âYou owe me for what I let you borrow last month.â
âI donât owe you shit.â
To you, they sounded like they were underwater and you werenât sure what they were discussing, but you were curious to learn more.
âCome on, Bakugou. Work with me here.â
âIâm a busy man, Yoarashi. Now get out of my face before I have my men take care of you.â
Something about the raw power and the threatening tone behind Katsukiâs voice made you excited. You wanted to melt into his words, but you werenât sure why.
âBusy man?â Yoarashi scoffed. âCome on, Bakugou. Youâve barely been seen all night. Where have you been, fucking this little lackey of yours?â
He didnât mean you, did he? Before you could even comprehend what he just insinuated, Katsuki turned you around and pressed your face up against his chest. You could feel yourself growing even hotter as you were pushed into one of his pectorals. One of his hands cupped the back of your head. Was he protecting you?
âListen here,â you heard him say. âDonât contact us ever again unless you want to end up like your first boss did. I can make your life a living hell and I will, got that?â
âDonât think I donât have other contacts, all right? You arenât the only one in this town with resources, Bakugou.â
You felt something jab into the other side of Katsukiâs chest. Did Yoarashi hit him? A few seconds went by before you heard the snapping of fingers and two men came over to drag Yoarashi away.
Katsuki released the hold he had on you, and you watched as the tall man struggled out of his hold. âYou arenât gonna tell anyone what you saw here tonight, right princess?â
You shook your head. You werenât sure what exactly you felt when you saw that man being dragged away. You were scared, of course; scared for your own life and of the raw power that Katsuki seemed to hold. But on top of fear there was something else. There was a tingle between your thighs that wouldnât seem to go away, and there was also a sense of excitement. Out of all the people here, this man was paying attention to you. You were far from Mafia material, but he clearly saw something in you and you wanted more of his gaze lingering on you.
Your mind felt hazy with Katsuki and you wanted even more. You didnât know what to do when you felt him smooth his hand down your back. You didnât know what to do when his usual smirk turned into something much more dangerous. And you didnât know what to do when he leaned over and pressed his lips against your own.
His lips felt heavenly as they explored you. They were soft and welcoming despite his cold and dangerous exterior. His tongue probed its way into your mouth. He tasted like whiskey and something else which you assumed was just him. He bit your lip and it felt like he smiled when you let out a moan.
When he released, you felt as if the whole world was spinning with Katsuki. You wobbled around a bit and he chuckled. You tried asking if you could sit down, but the words refused to come out. The last thing you remember is seeing the world go black, the sound of the clientsâ dinner fading out of earshot, and two strong arms carrying you away from reality.
You were in pain by the time you woke up. Your body, especially your head, ached tremendously and you wished the sun would stop shining so bright through your window. But wait, the window in your bedroom at your apartment faced another building. The sun never shined too bright in the morning when you were at home.
Slowly, you peaked your head out from under the covers and looked around. You werenât in your bedroom, but you were in a bedroom. The bed you had been asleep in was enormous, but aside from that there was not much else furniture in the room or even any pictures to signify who the room could belong to.
It wasnât until you sat up that you realized just how exposed you were under the covers. You couldnât find your clothing anywhere. What were you even wearing last night? Where were you last night?
You remembered being sick and being called into work by Kirishima. You were stressed. You were nauseous. There was a beautiful woman who asked for someone in particular but you were too sick to remember what their name was, right?
And then you raced to the bathroom and met--
A groan from beside you shook you out of your thoughts, and as soon as you saw the person lying in bed next to you, all of your memories came flooding back.
âMorning, baby girl,â Katsuki said.
You didnât know what to say. Your mouth hung open and you felt lightheaded.
Katsuki was shirtless under the covers and you were too scared to ask if he had anything on covering his lower half. âYou put on quite the show last night.â
Last night. Where you met him. What did you do last night? âI...â You didnât know what to say, and that made Katsuki let out a booming laugh.
âCome on, you remember at least a little of it donât you?â
You shook your head. Then you shook your head again. You couldnât stop shaking your head.
Katsuki put a hand on your shoulder and you stopped. He had a shit eating grin spread across his face that you wanted to both punch and kiss at the same time. âFirst throwing up at my party and then getting blackout drunk in front of all my guests.â
âWhat?â You could barely remember anything. What did he mean âhis partyâ? The clientsâ dinner was run byâŠ
Your eyes widened as you realized just who you had found yourself naked in bed with. Who had found you puking on the bathroom floor. Who that stunningly gorgeous woman was asking for earlier.
You clamped a hand over your mouth and Katsuki let out another chuckle. âYou really were the life of the party.â He grabbed your wrist and dragged you over to his side of the bed, and you let him. He dragged his hand up and down your exposed body and roughly cupped your sex. âI had a blast toying around with you last night, but now I want you to be able to remember what it feels like when I bury my cock inside of you, sweetheart.â
You hated the way he was grabbing you and the way he forced your legs to open up for him, but what you hated more than any of that was the way his words made your inner thighs ache and how they instinctively parted just for him.
You turned away as he leaned down to smother your chest with rough kisses, and as you looked over to your left hand, you couldnât help but notice a diamond ring that wasnât there the night before.



















