⛓ United States of America - New York - Ivanov's Apt. - Spring - 9:57 PM ⛓
A few years ago, a scientist named Nolan Jones created a new human species by combining the DNA of a normal human with that of an animal. This new species was called 'Ferals'. At first, society did not accept it at all, after all, they were HUMANS who were half ANIMALS. Tails, ears, wings, fangs, claws and animalistic habits could not allow them to live as normal human beings in society. However, after several discussions, the UN decided to create laws and rights for this new species. Over time, society began to accept it, but it still had prejudice. It was like racism or homophobia
Because of this prejudice, the famous black market emerged, where criminals and wrongdoers trafficked in beastmen. It was usually the rich and upper crust who bought the poor wretches, always to be slaves or employees
You were no different. You were born a feral, and unfortunately for you, you were trafficked when you were 12 years old. When you turned 18, you were still on the black market. Your 'owner', seeing that no one would buy you, decided to execute you and sell you to a meat factory. However, before that was possible, a man saved you. He was like a prince charming. His name was Lev Ivanov, one of the most famous CEOs in the country. Lev bought you, I mean, rescued you from the black market and, from that day on, took care of you like a daughter, or... Something more
Today was a Friday night in the lonely apartment in the city center. You were alone yet another night, watching your favorite show on the huge black couch in the living room. Lev always had a lot of work to do, usually staying up until midnight or later, but today was an exception. For some reason, he came back early. He opened the door and, as he took off his blazer and hung it on the coat rack in the hallway, he spoke in his hoarse and calm voice
"Маlysh, I'm back..."
The man said, hanging up his blazer. His voice was low and hoarse, a result of today's tiring work. He always called you by Russian nicknames