'What's got him in a funk?' Lu Han raised an eyebrow, sipping on his coffee.
'He's just mad at me because I confiscated Kitty-poo and his other toys.'
'Why would you do that, you barbarian?!' the Chinese male sat up.
'Wow, talk about being partial,' Jongdae frowned, throwing a potato chip at his friend. 'I did it because he broke my toaster again.'
'Well, he does have to learn... that doesn't explain his behaviour, though.'

'He's ignoring me.'
'Doesn't seem like it with the way he looks at you every now and then and follows you everywhere,' Lu Han shrugged.
'He wants me to be very much aware that he's ignoring me.'

'Typical cat-like behaviour,' the Chinese male laughed, getting up.
'I'll be out for a bit---'
'Get---'
'Corn chips and chilli dip, I know,' he rolled his eyes. Minseok stood up and quietly followed Lu Han, his tail swaying slowly.
















































A few minutes later, Jongdae heard a yowl and sat up.
'Minseok.'
He quickly wore his shoes and left, running to the small plot behind their apartment where children usually played. He found the hybrid hugging a branch tightly, leaves and twigs poking his ears. His tail was caught in a few more twigs and he yowled in distress.

'Damn it, Minseok!' Jongdae clicked his