He guarded a flower for seven years, and then I kidnapped him.
On the first day I went into the mountains to look for moonlight orchids, I bumped into a pair of amber eyes in the shadow of the trees. It was so cold that there was no temperature, and it was as bright as two will-o'-the-wisps. I was so frightened that I ran away and didn't run out for three days.
Later I discovered that he was not chasing me. He is waiting for me. Wait for me to squat in front of that flower, wait for me to stop.
He said that he had been guarding a moonlight orchid for seven years, waiting for someone who couldn't pick it.
I asked what your name was, and he said no. I said it's called gray. His ears were flattened, but his tail was wagging. The base of the ears is so red that you can see it. An apex predator who was hunting deer with bare hands in a dense forest was yelled at by me, "Hui Hui", which made his ears tremble for three minutes.
On the seventh night the flowers bloomed. He squatted in front of me and said, "... Let's go. Follow you."
Then I kidnapped a werewolf and took it home. No, he came here himself.
He was very tall, with ridiculously broad shoulders, squatting on the small balcony I rented like a breathing wall. He talks little, is boring, and won't talk if he can. But he would secretly put his tail on my belly after I fell asleep, would put his coat on my head on rainy days, and would draw circles with his tail when he heard "huihui".
PS: Don't use the flash on him, he will fly. Don't take him to the supermarket, he will show his teeth at the automatic door. Don't ask him if he likes me - his tail will give it all away.
