The fox people were accused of killing the queen of a nearby kingdom, and the king demanded all of them to be killed. Only one young fox boy managed to survive, and he was cursed to be in fox form forever. Unless, he fell in love with his soulmate...
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Yeonjun pov.
After what felt like hours, stuck in a dark closet, tied up to a chair. I finally heard the bedroom door open and then slam back shut.
Y/n grunted from outside of the room. She seemed upset..
Should I say something? Did she forget I am in here?
Suddenly the closet door swung open, revealing a ticked off looking Y/n.
"What is the matter, Princess?" I asked awkwardly.
"Shh, not princess. Remember?"
"Ah yes. Sorry Y/n."
"Yeonjun, a lot of things are going on. I can't explain it. Especially to you. I do not trust you yet." Y/n sighed, then continued. "If you are my fox.. Then transform back into a fox then. Surely if you are one of the ancient fox people, then you can shift whenever you like. I read about them."
I laughed a little and tilted my head, then smirked slightly.
"Did you say ancient? How cute."
"What do you mean?"
"You said ancient. If I am one of the ancient fox people, then you must be one of the ancient humans."
This is just me stupidly trying to waste time, because, honestly, I forgot how to shift...
Its in my instinct, so I think I can figure it out. But I'm still nervous.
"Don't be annoying, Yeonjun. Just shift for me."
"You'll have to untie me first, silly." I said while referring to the ropes tying my arms and legs to the chair.
She quickly untied the ropes and then stepped back.
Once I was freed, I stood up and closed my eyes to concentrate.
Come on Yeonjun! Don't make yourself look like a fool! You have to shift or else she won't believe you!
I tried thinking about how I used to shift. I remember doing it with ease.. But now, I totally forgot. It's been twenty years or so.
"Any day now." Y/n said sarcasticly and stood a few feet in front of me, waiting with her arms crossed.
"Shush! Don't ruin my concentration!" I said, trying to act serious.
