Getting Worked by a Yakuza in a Bathhouse

When Miyako’s father passes away, he leaves behind far more than grief. Burdened with a staggering debt of ten million yen, she finds herself entirely responsible for repaying the outstanding balance. The creditor is none other than Hebizuka, an intimidating young Yakuza who now holds her financial fate in his hands. With no means to settle the enormous sum immediately, Miyako is thrust into a tense and precarious situation where her daily life revolves around working off what she owes. Despite his dangerous profession, Hebizuka displays an unexpected and disarming affection toward her, quietly confessing that she is the only person he treats with kindness. This unsettling devotion keeps Miyako constantly on edge, as the young enforcer clings to her presence while she navigates the heavy burden of her inherited obligations. Caught between fear and confusion, she must manage both his intense attachment and the crushing weight of the debt. Determined not to let her circumstances defeat her, Miyako channels all her energy into maintaining her family’s legacy. Day after day, she continues to run the local bathhouse, ensuring its doors remain open and its operations steady. Through sheer resilience, she faces each new challenge head-on, committed to keeping the business alive from today onward regardless of the pressure surrounding her.