Are Idols and the Mafia Compatible?

I'm the visual member of a popular idol group. My mother is the younger sister of an outside consultant to an Italian seafood company. My cousin is a middle schooler who has a baby as a home tutor, and he's also the company's next heir. My father comes from the Suzuki conglomerate, which is always getting blown up. My younger cousin's best friend's childhood friend is the Heisei-era Sherlock Holmes. There's no way I have anything to do with the yakuza! That was Suzuki Yuhua's understanding of things. Until one day, she saw with her own eyes her friend, who claimed to be the owner of an ordinary company, fighting a white-haired man in the street. The white-haired man said her friend was the boss of a Mafia family, and her cousin was a candidate to become the next boss of a Mafia family. Not long after that, another white-haired man told her that in a parallel world, her cousin had died, so she had no choice but to take his place. "Yuhua? ...Yuhua, pull yourself together!" * Suzuki Yuhua is an active idol. A senior told her that the most important thing about being an idol was that she absolutely must never date anyone. That same senior also told her that, as an idol who brings dreams and hope to her fans, the most important thing was to absolutely never get mixed up with the yakuza. Suzuki Yuhua, sinking into an uncanny silence: ...I'm quitting being an idol, senpai! >> A choice between a good-for-nothing senior disciple and a plain, skinny guy, but I can't promise anything until the ending, so I still recommend investing in all the ships. >> I'm good at writing everyone out of character and leaving things unfinished. The parts about Japanese idols are completely made up. Don't argue with me; if you do, you're right. >> I love otome-game love triangles, harem stories, and illogical Mary Sue plots. Theme: But idols and the mafia are a perfect match.