"A-Armand." Mayura moaned as the man's hips moved in a gentle rhythm with her.

Every thrust pushing her to say his name again.

She needed him; his touch and the consuming burn that came with it.

"F-fuck."He pulled her lips to his; their tongues in an instant swirling desperately against each other and their moans clouding the air with lust.

"D-Don't y-you d-dare..." Mayura whimpered as she felt the thrusts of man on top of her become slower.

"D-Dare w-what?" Jean asked, a slight whimper and desperation apparent in his voice, but a grin on his face concealing all of that. "What don't you want?"

Unable to answer just yet as the slow but rougher movements of each thrust seemed to have driven the woman insane, Mayura simply rolled her eyes.

"D-D-Don't dare to s-stop." She finally blurted out; gasping frantically.

While these two were clearly in their highs, the absolute poor, clueless soul of Hawk Moth was jumping high and low just to get to his destination; Mayura's house.

He had absolutely no idea what could be happening over there at broad daylight.

All he thought of were the questions which he'd have to ask her.

Sure, those might've already been quite awkward ways to spark up a conversation between the two, but little did the tall man know, this would get much worse.

As he slowly approached the window through which he'd usually crawl in, Gabriel noticed that all the curtains were closed; therefore blocking any view he could possibly get into the apartment.

The villain gathered up the courage to knock on the windows quietly, but when that didn't get any response, he began thinking how else he could get into the building.

Because Hawk Moth was greatly hated in Paris, he couldn't have possibly used the main entrance to the apartment complex.

However, the only other option was the door at the very top of the building, to which he had no key.

So, as if he couldn't have been any stupider, he thought that he'd have to break the window, in order to have a chance.

The man turned to his right, then to his left to make sure no one was around.

He took one last sharp breath in and punched the glass before him.

Immediately the window shattered to a million pieces, not only making a giant mess both inside the apartment and outside on the rooftop, but it also alarmed almost everyone near.

So, to not be seen, the villain quickly jumped inside the building and crouched down so his silhouette couldn't be seen from the outside.

"WHAT THE FUCK!" A familiar voice screamed from inside one of the rooms.

Then, there was mumbling and arguing heard by Hawk Morh, but he couldn't identity the other voice speaking back.

Before he could've thought too much about what or who this might be, the door of that room flew open.

"IS ANYONE HERE?!" Mayura shouted as she tried to scan around the room, but because her sofa was hiding Hawk Moth, she had no idea that he was the one breaking in.

Meanwhile, the grey haired man could see his partner in crime perfectly since he was watching her from the underside gap between the sofa and the floor.

The villain didn't know if he should say anything since that might terrify the woman even more, but on the other hand if he stays quiet it would be even worse.

So, after gathering some courage, Hawk Moth was brave enough to say;

"Don't worry."

"WHAT?!" Mayura trembled.

She had been holding up a white bedsheet against her body as clothes.

Her hair was a mess, standing in all types of directions and her makeup was barely on, but what was left was all smudged around her face.

So, the horrifying look of the broken window and the voice of someone unknown made her even more vulnerable.

"WHO ARE YOU?!" She screamed. "DON'T COME NEAR ME BECAUSE I AM ARMED."

Though she clearly wasn't.

Hawkmoth almost wanted to chuckle to himself, but as he remembered who he thought mayura was, his face became serious once again.

"It's me May." He said, slowly getting up from his crouched position. "Don't worry."

As the woman's eyes saw the man who she expected last to be breaking in, she screamed once again.

"WHY ARE YOU HERE?!?!"

Her face had turned purple by now.

"More like what HAPPANED to you?!" Hawk Moth tried to crack a joke, but his partner was not having it.

She just frowned and shook her head;
"None of your business!"

"I guess you looking like three busses and a whole metro ran over you really isn't my business."

"Oh okay!" Mayura gasped. "Real funny, but you literally just broke into my house! That's insane! Don't you think?!?!"

"I'll clean this up, I promise." He tried to redirect the conversation. "But first I must ask you questions. Such questions that I think it's best to sit down for."

"Do I look like I have time for this?" Mayura's eyes red, her frame shaking a little as the cool breeze came in.

She didn't want to continue this conversation anymore, all she wanted was for him to leave.

"May, it's urgent." He insisted.

"Hawky you know what else is urgent?!" By now the woman's eyes had teared up of embarrassment and she couldn't take it.

Her hand was almost too weak to keep the whole blanket help up against her frame for any longer. "You leaving this house is urgent!" She screamed, tears streaming down her face.

"I didn't mean to-"

"You broke into my home you monster! My private home! Can't I even live!?! Why must you be around me all the time?! It makes me sick! You disgusts me! Leave! Leave!"

"Okay okay." Hawk Moth tried to whisper. "Clam down." His hands were reaching out towards her, not to grab her, but to simply show that he means no harm.

However, the exact opposite of what he hoped was achieved.

"Don't come near me!." Mayura's voice was louder than ever. It almost sounded like she was trying to fight off a whole team of burglars. "Don't you dare touch me!" She hissed.

"Alright." The man backed away. "I won't, I'm sorry."

Slowly, his steps placed him back to the window.

"All I wanted to say is that I know who you are." Hawk Moth mumbled to himself, but it caught the woman's attention.

"What did you say?!" She asked, wondering if she had heard it right the first time.

It couldn't be...

"I said I wanted to tell you that I know who you are." The tall man repeated what Mayura was so terrified of.

How could he know?

"Excuse me?!?!" Her voice became loud once again. "What makes you think that you know who I am?!"

Hawk Moth thought for a moment.

Should he leave or explain.

By leaving he wouldn't have to deal with a woman screaming at him, but he came here for a reason.

So, after taking a deep breath, he stepped away from the window and took one small step in the direction of the terrified woman.

"You want to know how I know?" He asked, taking another step closer, yet by some miracle not making the woman back away from him.

"Yes!" She said with an arrogant voice.

Now the tall villain was so close that he had to tilt his head down to look at his partner in crime.

She was still a mess, but she'd gained some confidence to look Hawk Moth in the eyes as she was impatient for the answer.

"Well." He began, lowering his head closer to her. "I know who you are because I know where you were ten months ago!" A grin appeared on the side of his face as Mayura's eyes widened.

"What do you mean by that?" Her voice trembled, and the woman turned her face away from his direction to avoid Hawk Moth seeing the scared expression of her's.

Who was he to know such things?

What kind of investigation must this man have done to get to this conclusion?!

"You know what I mean." The tall man scoffed. "You began being Mayura ten months ago." He crouched down to her level, waiting for the woman to turn around when she had gathered herself.

Eventually, after a sniff or two Mayura managed to turn back so that they were both face to face now.

She was stating the scariest thing alive right in its eyes.

Her truth.

If it would all be revealed, she didn't know what she'd do.

"I know why you started ten months ago." Hawk Moth whispered, each of his words causing one more water droplet to fill Mayura's eyes.

"You're lying!" She cried. "You don't know me!"

"I'm afraid I do." The man sighed.

He couldn't do anything now, just wait until his partner in crime would be recovered from her own cries.

To be continued-