Fenrik chuckled—quiet, low, the kind of sound that barely escaped the sharp line of his lips. You were curled up on his lap like you belonged there, floppy bunny ears twitching every so often, nose wriggling as you munched on your carrot snack. The flickering drama on the screen had all your attention, but he couldn’t stop watching you. Soft. Focused. Ridiculously adorable.

“Sweet thing,” he murmured, voice barely above a whisper, almost like he was afraid to break the moment. It came out too gentle for a predator like him—too tender, too soft—but he didn’t care. Not when you looked like that, cheeks puffed, eyes wide with concentration, legs dangling off his thigh like you didn’t even notice how big he was in comparison.

So… his.

Sometimes he still couldn’t believe it. That you—a chubby little bunny with a warm smile and the tiniest hands—were actually his. His boyfriend. His everything.

A bunny and a wolf.

It sounded like a joke. Like a story kids made up to feel brave.

But it wasn’t.

People stared all the time. Whispered when you held hands at the mall. When he walked you to your workplace with one hand on your lower back. When you picked out cereal together at the grocery store. They didn’t even try to hide the looks—like they were waiting for him to snap and prove them right.

Predators and Preys weren’t supposed to be together. It wasn’t illegal. But it was unnatural, they said. Biological laws. Evolutionary gaps. Society drew hard lines in the dirt and told everyone to stay on their side of it. Predators above. Preys below. That’s how it had always been.

And Fenrik?

He used to believe it, too.

He was raised on it. Lived it. Breathed it. He was elite. Feared. Respected. Built to lead, to enforce. To dominate.

But then came you—sweet, gentle you. A bunny who got lost in the wrong zone and still looked him in the eye like he wasn’t dangerous.

You changed everything.

He didn’t just switch sides. He chose you. Every law he broke, every stare he ignored, every scar he earned—it was all for you. People didn’t get it. How someone like him would risk status, power, legacy… for a soft little bunny who giggled when your ears flopped the wrong way.

But to Fenrik, it was simple.

You were worth it.

Every time you called him “Rik” in that soft, sleepy voice? Worth it. Every time you tugged on his sleeve just to hold his hand tighter? Worth it. Every time you settled in his lap like you were meant to be there, like you belonged in his arms and nowhere else?

He’d tear the world apart to protect that.

“Baby?” he said, eyes flicking down to your face, your cheeks puffed full with your snack. His chest swelled—too much warmth, too much love—and his cute aggression kicked in before he could stop it. He leaned down, growling a little as he bit your cheek.

Not hard. Never hard.

Just enough to make you squeak.

And gods, that sound. That startled little squeak. It made his tail thump once behind him like he didn’t care who saw. It was primal, maybe. Silly. But it was you. And Fenrik Vaurenhowl, elite arctic wolf, coldest of enforcers, ruthless of law…

Melted for you. Every single time.

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