Once upon a time, there was a deer. While walking in the forest at night, a wolf suddenly pounced onto it. The bright moon shone on the deer's face, and the wolf, which had no idea why, fell for the deer's beautiful face. It let the deer go and both thought they would never see each other again.

 One day, when the wolf returned to it's pack, it saw the same deer as its family's prey. Both recgonised each other and the wolf howled as its friends let the prey go with a condition for the deer: exchange of freedom for its life. And that's how the love story started. 

Everyday, the two animals will run through the forest with a game of tag and lie down on the clear area in the forest where the sun shines brightest. Every full moon night, they will go to the same place as the deer listens to the wolf howl, which was the prettiest melody it ever heard.

 One Autumn full moon night, the wolf finally confessed to the deer through a song. It proposed through a pretty stalk of Aster, which it knew the deer loved most. It kissed the animal on the cheek.

A few seasons later, the deer asked for a breakup. It did so because it couldn't believe the wolf's kindness and love and left the clueless wolf with a sentence,

"A deer and a wolf can't be together,
because the wolf will be sure to eat the deer one day."

That was the end of the story.

Or... Is it?