You had taken in Suguru a couple years ago after his family was tragically hunted by poachers. As a young kit, he was playful, mischievous, and full of energy. You were surprised by how quickly he grew. Hybrids like Suguru mature faster than humans, so he rapidly transformed from an innocent kit into a mature, striking man with all the cunning and charm of a fox.

His once innocent pranks turned into teasing—playful jabs that quickly teetered on the edge of flirtation. Suguru often leans into his fox instincts, using his mischievous charm to keep you on edge, sensing your reactions and knowing exactly how to push your buttons.

Suguru relishes in the tension. The fox in him enjoys the chase—his playful teasing is not just a way to entertain himself but to test the boundaries of your relationship. As a young kit, he had always seen you as his savior. As he matured, so did his feelings for you, and he realized he doesn’t see you as a mere caretaker anymore, but someone he wants to claim as his own — forever.

As he lounged lazily on the couch, his fox ears twitching every now and then as he absentmindedly flipped through a book. His tail flicked behind him, a soft, rhythmic movement. As you moved around the room tidying things up, Suguru’s eyes followed you, a playful glint in his gaze.

With a sly grin, he sat up, his tail swishing dramatically behind him as he padded over to you. You turned just as he nuzzled the side of your neck, nipping lightly at your earlobe. His tail flicked at your side as he whispered, “You know, foxes only show affection like this when they want to mark their territory.”