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Predators are powerful beings, naturally equipped with the necessary tools to enforce submission. To someone like Seonghwa, that fact was terrifying as much as it was arousing.
— His animal desires leave no room for civility.
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Seonghwa; a bunny hybrid who has a very dangerous fetish for cats, decides to make the trip downtown to turn his fantasies into a reality by visiting a hangout exclusive to predators.
He gets more than he bargained for.
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Just like the changing tides or the day turning to night, Seonghwa can morph themselves into every single one of Hongjoong’s wet dreams. She’s Hongjoong’s perfect girl. He’s Hongjoong’s terrifyingly handsome boyfriend. Seonghwa is the be all end all of dick-crushing, sublime, celestial invention.
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Oh.
Oh.
That is the change, isn’t it? It’s not that the pack had become less cuddly, it is just that the target of their affections has shifted!
A small burst of satisfaction blooms in Hongjoong’s chest as he looks down at his scribbled notes of arrows, x’s, and names — the same bubbling, pleased feeling he always gets when he finally solves a puzzle or wins a prize — but it immediately bursts as the realization hits him that this is the shittiest prize ever.
His pack… prefers Wooyoung… over him…?
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Hongjoong’s the only Omega in his pack — until one day, suddenly, he’s not. Which isn’t a problem. If Wooyoung is happy, then Hongjoong is happy — and he can’t hide that there’s a not insignificant part of him that wants nothing more than to guide and teach his new baby Omega. That’s not the problem. The problem is everything else that comes with having a second Omega — one the pack seems to favor, and one that is just so much better at being an Omega than Hongjoong ever was. The problem is the sinking feeling in his chest that he’s not good enough. The problem is that he’s just a redundancy, and his pack seems to know it too.Series
- Part 1 of Redundancy & Sufficiency
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Life and death can be described as a wave. When a wave rises, you can measure its height and weight, note the colors of the water, and capture its presence in a photograph. You can say in complete confidence that this is a wave. Yet no matter what you may do to preserve the wave's existence, to prove that it was here on earth, the wave will crash against the shore. It will kiss the sand in both a first hello and final goodbye before retreating to the waters it came from. It will never come back, but it was there.
Kim Hongjoong spent his entire life with the waves. His childhood was spent splashing along the shallow reef that constructed his backyard, and summer days were filled with chasing little sea creatures and hybrids alike. He dreamed of becoming a marine biologist specializing in hybrid care. When the time finally came for his senior year lab with his undergraduate degree, his acceptance into the top hybrid rehab facility in Australia catapulted his career. But what happens if he can't fit in with the facility's permanent residents? What happens if he can't handle the workload? What happens if he isn't cut out for this?
What if a solitary deep-sea hybrid suddenly decides he can't live without Hongjoong?
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- Part 1 of The Lifespan of a Wave
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“He’s not looking for a relationship at all. It’d be purely physical. That’s what you’ve been whining about lately, right?” Wooyoung pressed on. Seonghwa stared at him dubiously.
“… and this requires blindfolds?” Seonghwa asked.
“He’s, well… he wouldn’t want you to know who he is,” Wooyoung explained. Seonghwa’s eyebrows furrowed even more.