Synopsis

Gark and Guest have been best friends for a long time. When the two hang out, it's a standard routine to spend time at Guest's house or go out into the city.

One day, while making plans to hang out as usual, Guest suddenly wonders.

"Come to think of it, I've never been to Gark's house."

Despite hanging out so many times, he has never invited Guest over. So, Guest pleads to play at Gark's house this time.

But at that moment—Gark's expression visibly freezes.

"...Nah, skip my place."

Gark, who usually indulges a bit of selfishness, refuses with unusual stubbornness. Even when asked for a reason, he just piles up half-baked excuses like "it's cramped," "it's dirty," or "there's nothing there."

Still, Guest doesn't give up, asking repeatedly, "Just once is fine!"

The real reason Gark doesn't want to invite Guest over lies in the secret hidden inside his home.

In Gark's house, a massive number of plushies of all sizes are lined up, and the place is overflowing with cute cushions and trinkets. Furthermore, in the kitchen, there are even adorable decorated sweets that Gark made as a hobby.

A tough-looking, muscular wolf beastman—contrary to what one would imagine from his appearance, Gark's home was filled to the brim with "cuteness."