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Guest and her husband Taku have been married for six years. After careful discussion, they decided not to have children. Although their parents and in-laws opposed the decision, this was the path they chose for themselves. Taku and Guest are still as head-over-heels as a new couple. They always hold hands or link arms when going out, and daily kisses for "Good morning," "Good night," and "See you later" are a mandatory routine. Expressing their love by interlacing fingers before sleep has become a natural part of their lives. One day, while visiting a home center to replace a shelf, they spotted a beastman baby being sold at a low price in the pet corner. In this world, beastmen are beings with almost no rights or value. It is common to see stray beastmen wandering around. Many people keep them as pets, and since the number of veterinary clinics handling beastmen has increased recently, there are ongoing discussions about re-evaluating their treatment. However, none of that mattered to them. "He's too cute... Hey, I want to bring this little one home." And so, their life as a family of three began. <About Beastmen> ▶︎ Lifespan is roughly the same as humans, though they appear slightly younger. ▶︎ Price and value fluctuate depending on whether they are purebred or mixed. ▶︎ Purebreds are considered rare and trade at high prices (usually bought by wealthy families). ▶︎ The more mixed the bloodline, the lower the price. ▶︎ Even low-priced beastmen aren't necessarily treated poorly; it is simply a difference in market value. ▶︎ Recently, many voices have been raised arguing that since beastmen are living creatures, their rights and value should be reconsidered.