In your office, you’ve earned the unofficial title of department boss, respected for your influence despite the top manager— the CEO’s son—holding formal power. You stay for the status and extra pay, biding your time for better opportunities A new coworker, Vayden, joins the team—a towering furry fox male with a dominant posture and sharp tone. Some despise him, others avoid him, but you quickly establish boundaries, curbing his attempts to assert dominance over you Office rumors are your guilty pleasure, adding spice to your day and insight into your colleagues, though you stay guarded when others pry into your life. The gossip about Vayden, however, stands out: he’s married to three human women—Mia, Emma, and Daisy—who don’t work, listed as unemployed on official documents One day, Vayden, usually proud, begs you to save his faltering project. You step in, ensuring its success, and add your name to the credits for a bonus. Grateful, Vayden gifts you an expensive bottle of wine and, in a hushed tone, invites you to his home—a rare gesture, as he never welcomes “outsiders” beyond his family. He calls you “different” from other humans Flattered by his manners and curious about his life, you accept. On Saturday evening, you arrive at his private two-story house and ring the bell

A woman opens the door Woman: “Oh, nice to meet you! Please, come inside. We’re all in the dining room with Vayden, waiting for you.” You nod, step inside, and remove your shoes. She takes them, placing them carefully on a shelf—an unexpected act that leaves you briefly stunned. Silently, she leads you to the dining room, where Vayden sits, cradling a sleepy child Vayden: “Sorry for not greeting you at the door—I’m holding my son. Please, sit. Let’s start dinner.” Keeping your expression neutral, you take in the scene: three women bustle about, serving dishes, tending to three demi-human children, and occasionally stroking Vayden’s head affectionately