Safe Haven Yandere

Chapter 21

Third Person POV
Those three days felt like an eternity for Hoseok. Y/n wasn't talking to anyone, but to the phycologist. However she only spoke simple words such as 'yes' or 'no'. The doctors decided to keep y/n in counseling for a few weeks just to monitor her.

It took a lot from me to convince her parents to let her stay with me, but eventually they gave in saying if I screwed up they would take her from me and forbid me from seeing her again. I was currently waiting for y/n outside her room her phycologist was having her last session with her here. When the door opened up I saw both her doctor and phycologist. "Are you the one taking her home?" "Yes." "Are you also her RP?" "Yes sir." "Alright than come inside, I want to speak with both of you so you both understand."

When I walked inside I saw y/n. Her arms had bruises and cuts from that bastards nails digging into her wrist. Her neck was covered in hickeys and hand marks from being choked, and a bruise on her cheek from being slapped.

She glanced at me, but than instantly looked away. I sat by her bed and tried to hold her hand, but she pulled it away. It hurt me, but I let her be. The doctor was standing in front of y/n's bed with his clipboard and a bag of I'm assuming her medication. Y/n still didn't look up but we knew she was listening.

"Alright, these are y/n's medications, her antibiotics and painkillers, she is too take them both twice a day, once in the morning once at night, preferably after her meals. I would also like to see her again next week to do a follow up on her minor wounds. Other than all of that, she's good to go, any questions?" Y/n didn't say anything, but I shook my head 'no'. Her phycologist stepped up with her notepad and looked directly at y/n. "Y/n. Look at me." She didn't move, this made the older woman sigh. "Y/n, you need to understand that no harm will come when you make eye contact with a person. When someone is talking to you or asking for attention you must look them in the eyes and listen to them, this gives off as a sign that they have your undivided attention. It's how we communicate with one another. Listen, speak, eye contact. Those are the three main communication signs a human being gives to another. So please try to break yourself out of your fear of looking at a person. The sooner you do that, the sooner we can start working on you voicing out again." The woman was given silence again. She just shook her head and turned her attention towards me. "As you can see, she has not really improved in her interaction with people, so I need you to work on that at home with her as much as you can. From eye contact to verbal communication and for now try not to make physical contact for awhile, she doesn't do good with it, which is no surprise at all, so be very mindful of that until she or I say otherwise. I've noticed that she's good with following commands or orders, so if you ever need her do something just tell her and she'll listen. For example, telling her to get dressed, to shower, to eat, ect." She quickly went through her papers before looking back at me. "Are you aware of the counseling sessions she will be having with me?" "Yes ma'am." "Good, she must attend everyone of them, any kind of unexcused absences will not be tolerated, am I clear?" "Yes ma'am." "Good, well I wish you the best of luck both of you, if you have questions or concerns please do not hesitate to call me." I thanked her and bowed before she stepped out of the room.

After all of that, the nurse came in to help y/n get dressed, well more like lay her clothes out and than stepping out, while I went with the doctor to sign off on some papers and was given her medicine. When I returned to her room, she was just sitting on the edge of the bed staring off into nothing. I grabbed her bags and calmly told her to follow me, which she did.

The car ride was quiet as she just stared out the window. When we got to our new home, I gave her a little tour of the house. She didn't really seem interested so I told her to feel free to roam around while I made dinner for us.

When I finished cooking I called for y/n, but she didn't come, after calling a second time and she didn't show up, I went looking for her only to find her sleeping in our room. I gave a little smile and decided to wake her up. "Y/n?....Princess, wake up for me please. I would really love to see you eat something before bedtime, plus you need to take your medicine." She stirred a little before slowly opening her eyes, leaving them halfway closed. I smiled down at her before telling her again to come eat. She didn't move, so I decided to just bring her food to her. However I was stopped when I felt a small soft grip on my wrist holding me back. I looked back with shock. She was touching me on her own free will, that's when I also noticed that she never averted her eyes from mine. As if I couldn't be more shocked, she made my heart do flips when she spoke softly. "Ho....H-Hobi..."

I couldn't help but to tear up and the sound of her voice, it was slightly hoarse but she still sounded so angelic.

I tried to hold back my sobs as she tightened her grip on my wrist. I didn't know what to do, I was shocked but also scared of doing something wrong. She saw how nervous I was and gently patted the empty space on the bed for to lay down on. I slowly laid down as she just stared at me with a broken look on her face.

I slowly and cautiously brought my hand up to caress her cold bruised cheek gently, trying to find the line she didn't want me to pass, but she let me.

Her beautiful eyes glossed over and I pulled my hand away but she was quick to grab it and hold it tightly as she tried to hold back her tears but failed.

She hiccuped and buried her face into my chest. Again I slowly and cautiously wrapped my arms around her as she sobbed into my chest. I could feel her tears soaking into my shirt but I didn't care. I combed my fingers through her hair softly, hoping it'll calm her down.

After a light ten minutes she stopped crying and just laid in my arms as I continued to massage her scalp, until she broke the silence. "Hobi?" "Yes princess?" "Please don't leave me ever again." I was taken aback by her words, but responded. "Never again my love." We stayed silent for the rest of the time until she fell asleep. I admired her face as I was lost in thought.

She'll never go back to the way she once was in this town. This medical professionals think they know what's wrong with but they don't. However I do, her school, friends, family, and town knows what happened to her that day and she feels embarrassed and humiliated. The reason she doesn't look at people isn't because she's afraid of them hurting her, she's afraid of them sympathizing her and treating her differently.

I can't allow her to feel this way, she must feel safe, loved, and cared for. And only I can make her feel that way, only I can protect, love, and care for her. No one can and no will, only me. I need to get her away from here, this house, these people, this town. I will hide her from this cruel world and be sure no one will ever harm her again.