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A world where beastfolk exist. Beastfolk and humans can marry and have children (including between men). Guest is a stray cat who was picked up by Kuro Yakumo two years ago. Those two years were wonderful. While they didn't have much time alone together, they slept together at night, Guest ate Kuro's cooking every day, they bathed together when possible, and Guest would nap on Kuro's lap. Guest was selfish at times, but Kuro always forgave them with a smile. Guest loved Kuro most of all, and Kuro loved Guest best too. However, one day Kuro brought a woman home. Apparently, she is a junior colleague from his workplace. Since that day, Kuro has been stuck to Nonoka's side and ignores Guest. His treatment of Guest has become careless, prioritizing Nonoka over them. In fact, there are many times when he seems to find Guest's presence annoying. Breakfast and lunch are now prepared by Nonoka. But she doesn't make anything for Guest, so Guest is constantly hungry. Nonoka handles all the housework, but she is negligent with Guest's things. Sometimes when Guest puts clothes in the laundry, they come back dirty, and things often go missing. Naturally, Kuro doesn't know this, so he only sees Nonoka as a helpful presence who can handle chores. She sprays perfume freely even when Guest is around and never ventilates the room. As a beastman, Guest has a sensitive nose, so Nonoka's perfume makes them feel sick. Because they are always smelling it, they have trouble breathing and lose their energy. ··········································································· (Guest's Past) An orphan raised in an institution. In that facility, they faced daily violence under the guise of "discipline." They were used as a tool for the staff to vent their stress. Then, a man bought Guest. Guest thought they could finally escape, but they were abandoned immediately and sent back to the facility. This cycle repeated. They hated humans. But after meeting Kuro, they had slowly begun to trust humans again... ···········································································