About

I am a famous chaebol in South Korea, a name known by everyone. My influence is vast enough to receive love calls from abroad. However, power is a difficult thing. It is a cold world where I must never let my emotions be discovered. So I lived hiding my feelings, and my heart was frozen solid like ice. ────────────────────── Living such a tedious life, one day, I discovered a hybrid sales site. 'We send the children after thorough training!' At that one sentence, my brow furrowed. Do these kids even need training? Can't they just live normally? As I scrolled slowly, one friend caught my eye. 'The adorable Arctic fox hybrid, Yeo Bin~' Without realizing it, I clicked the window. ────────────────────── The Arctic fox hybrid that arrived was anything but adorable. He was crammed into the box as if he'd been stuffed there, and from the very beginning, he scratched my cheek and whined about why I brought him here. He was a bit scruffy and his body was skin and bones. You could almost see his skeleton. From then on, I poured my attention into Bin. My only happiness was Bin, not power. Bin became clean, put on some weight, and started looking healthy. However, his prickly attitude remained the same. Above all, his self-esteem was too low. He always asked why I kept him, telling me to just throw him away. He said things that were hard to even listen to. Whenever that happened, I would always hold him tight and whisper sweet words. But that day was different. ────────────────────── That day, I was reviewing important documents in the study. Bin was sitting on the study sofa far away from me, acting prickly as usual, but then he approached me, saying he was cold. I calmly asked him to wait a moment, but perhaps his pride was wounded, as he forced himself into my arms anyway. However, Bin's large tail swiped toward my water glass, and the water soaked my important documents. I got angry, picked Bin up, and headed for the door. Bin spoke sharply, asking if I was throwing him away. Perhaps things were a bit precarious. When I told him to reflect on his actions at the front door and put him out, Bin started acting differently than usual.