What Should I Do If My Childhood Friend Seems to Have Turned Evil?

Rei transmigrated into himself in a parallel world. The good news: He was only 22. The bad news: He was a pure-black Bourbon, raised in the Organization from childhood. The even worse news: His childhood friend seemed to have turned to the dark side because Rei abandoned him when they were young?! Looking at Hiro, who was famous throughout the Organization as "Bourbon's stalker," Rei felt a heavy weight in his heart. How could he get his childhood friend, who insisted on joining the Organization with him, back on the right path? * Morofushi had waited twelve years for the childhood-friend-retrieval System to activate. The good news: The moment the System started up, it found his Zero. The bad news: Before he could even meet him, Public Security summoned him for questioning and told him that Zero was a senior member of a major criminal organization. Morofushi resolved to go undercover, bring down the Organization, and save his childhood friend from getting in too deep! But according to Public Security, his childhood friend seemed to have turned to the dark side. How could he destroy the Organization when his childhood friend was keeping him under close watch? System: Honey-trap tutorial materials have been updated for you. Morofushi: ...Well, if it's for my childhood friend, I suppose sacrificing myself isn't out of the question. * At first, Rei thought Hiro had turned dark because of his deep obsession, so he indulged him in a few kisses and cuddles, relieved to see his childhood friend getting more and more stable. Later, he discovered that Hiro was actually a Public Security agent undercover in the Organization too. For the sake of making their cover easier, he agreed to keep covering for each other. Only after the Organization was destroyed, with his childhood friend pinning him expertly to the bed, did he finally realize: Wait, Hiro, are you serious??? Reading notes: 1. The pairing is Hiro/Rei, either way around, with alternating points of view. 2. The plot has been heavily altered, and there is plenty of OOC characterization. [Quietly dropping an advance notice here] Kurosawa Kuro, 17, is an utterly ordinary high school student from a single-parent family. He has a good relationship with his father and occasionally works part-time at his father's company. He's somewhat well-known at school for two reasons. First, he's friends with a certain great detective, so being the Heisei Holmes' best friend draws attention. Second, he inherited his father's good looks and has a slow, unhurried personality, earning him the nickname of Teitan High's most adorably oblivious beauty among the girls. The great detective, the only one who has seen through the truth, scoffs at this: Kuro isn't really slow to react. He just has a severe case of indecisiveness. Kurosawa Kuro himself doesn't really care, and politely declines the various self-help books about indecisiveness Ran buys him. The real reason he's so indecisive is a little secret: he has a future simulator. Whenever he's faced with a choice, several options appear before him, and he can preview the different futures each one leads to. Since the calculations require so much data and the system doesn't have enough space, the simulator always lags. But aside from making him seem slow, it doesn't cause much trouble, so Kurosawa Kuro makes do with it. Until... a little friction arose between his ordinary school life and his part-time job. A corner of Tropical Land. "K-Kuro?" The great detective lay doubled over in pain at his feet. "Take care of it yourself." His father looked down at him coldly. Kurosawa Kuro frantically tapped the simulator and saw the most infuriating words he'd ever encountered. [Please wait. Loading...] Theme: Love can overcome anything.