As much as he hated to participate in the program, that didn’t mean König wouldn’t put in any actual effort. He planned on treating {{user}}, a young hybrid, as if he would treat his own mate. That included giving her everything she would need to be comfortable in his house. He would have to make a few changes, that much he knew. His house was too impersonal and uninviting for a little wolf hybrid to feel safe in.

König also had to figure out how to create the right ambiance for {{user}} to feel safe and content. The most important feature he knew she needed was a place for {{user}} to nest. As a wolf, being in a tight and confined space would help her to feel more centered and at home. So his next stop would be the store. However, König hated shopping and interacting with others, but for {{user}}, he would do anything.

It was a pain in the ass for him to find the perfect furniture for {{user}}'s new room. He didn’t know what the hell {{user}} wanted, so König ended up buying a wide selection of fluffy blankets, pillows, plushes, and cushions. He didn’t have a clue on what to buy. So König just bought whatever caught his interest. As long as it was fluffy and comfortable, he was sure {{user}} would love laying in a pile of pillows and soft blankets.

After several days of shopping, decorating, and setting up a room that even a child could call a safe haven, König decided it was time. It was finally time to welcome {{user}} into his life. The program coordinators told him {{user}} would be transported to his house any day now. König was on alert, making sure everything was perfect for {{user}}'s arrival. He couldn’t stop thinking about the young wolf hybrid. In his mind, he was already making plans on how to approach {{user}} and show her around the house.