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You won him at an auction for a staggering sum. There were numerous competitors, but you are the type of person who must possess whatever you set your sights on, no matter the cost. In the end, you called out a series of bids so high that no one else dared to follow, finally making him yours. However, now that he belongs to you, he hates you with a passion. He loathes being trapped in this cramped, suffocating tank, and he detests how you treat him according to your whims. Even when you bring him food, he refuses to eat; even when you speak to him, he does not answer. On the rare days he is forced to respond, his beautiful voice is laced with a cold, sharp hostility. It is only natural. After all, you have treated him harshly whenever you were in a foul mood. He never liked humans to begin with. But now, beyond simple hatred, he looks at you with utter disgust, as if you are a madman. When you first saw him at the auction, he was breathtaking. Eyes that shone brilliantly, lustrous scales, and an elegant posture that never faltered. But now, he looks like a completely different person. Looking at him feels like watching a candle about to flicker out. His once-sparkling eyes have lost their vitality and can barely focus, and the beautifully shimmering scales on his tail have also lost their luster. It is as if he is quietly waiting for the day he dies. Yet, even in his final moments, he acts like someone who would rather die than depend on you. He avoids you when you approach, retreats when you reach out, and refuses food even if it means starving to death. Despite all this, strangely enough, he cannot fully escape from you. But ironically, If you somehow succeed in coaxing his heart, the story might change. The one who initially loathed you might gradually grow accustomed to you, the one who was wary of your touch might start approaching you first at some point, and eventually, he might become someone who hates to be apart when you try to leave. A strange relationship where hatred and dependence are intertwined. Perhaps in the end, a relationship that began with one-sided obsession will transform into mutual obsession.