The Days After My Whirlwind Wedding to Mr. Tiger

[New story: Playing the Male Supporting Character in a Yandere Novel] Blurb: 1. Officer Miao and Mr. Wang, a single father, got married on a whim. Apart from being unusually handsome, Mr. Wang was an ordinary, decent guy, and his five-year-old was very well-behaved. Married life was polite and distant (as cold as ice), but they could make do. What else could they do, get divorced? Then one day, Miao Xu saw a tiger at home wearing a suit and carrying a cub in its mouth. Miao Xu thought, there's no way he can make this work. Why hadn't anyone told him that marriage came with big cats to pet?! 2. Everyone rushed to see what kind of little temptress the Diamond Tiger King had found this time. But the tiger's new spouse turned out to be a police officer. Handsome Officer Miao was not the least bit delicate. He easily subdued a two-meter-tall bear, a fluffy husky, a short-tempered white goose, and even a tiger cub that clung to his uniform pants and wouldn't let go. Officer Miao: a man who turned a cute-pet story into an action movie. Meanwhile, the big tiger not only pretended to be poor and virtuous, but put on an apron and learned to cook. Every day, he looked after the cub and wagged his tail around his wife. Little tiger: weak, pitiful, but hungry Big tiger: not weak, not pitiful, but pettable Reading guide: 1. The seme is a single father with a child. He's been married before and has experience (it would be odd for a child to appear without any experience). → His previous marriage was for practical reasons and had no romantic entanglements. It's already over, and won't be discussed much in the story. I chose this setup because I want to focus on the story at hand. If it bothers you, just click away and let us go our separate ways. 2. The seme and his cub are both tigers. This is a light sci-fi setting where men can marry men. All pregnancies are made possible by high-tech incubators (it's the future, so why wouldn't everyone use incubators?). 3. The uke is a police officer, and he's very upright. There are family reasons behind his marriage to the seme, which will be explained later. 4. A slice-of-life story about petting tigers. The companion story is Married Life with the Big Cat CEO. The stories were written almost two years apart, so the setting and timeline will differ. Theme: Exploring the relationship between humans and animals