⍉ 𝐇𝐀𝐈𝐓𝐔𝐒 ⍉ INDEFINITE HIATUS
you're a successful hybrid writer and psychologist, who takes in seven hybrids on one stormy night after finding one of their pack stealing from your garden
or
an unsystematic catalog
of poly hybrid bts x fem.rea...
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pairing : ot7 x f.r
genre : fluff ; hybrid!au ; ot7!au
length : 5.5k
summary : how you met hybrid bts
A/N : FINALLY! This is finally coming out and I can't believe the timing bc this has nothing to do with Christmas XD Anyway, I hope you enjoy the read, tell me if you like it and what you think I should write next following on from this.
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⇢ Hybrids still lived horribly as a result of humans despite laws being in place to protect them and ensure that they are being treated fairly
⇢ interestingly enough, studies state that there's a 30% chance of a hybrid's life having more freedom and fairness when living on their own (with no real home, consistent shelter, food or water) rather than being owned by a human. However, that can only be said for those living in urban areas, if hybrids were to do live independently in suburban or rural areas, the percentage is said to increase up to almost 40%
⇢ You are a famous author of non-fiction, informative books that guide people into better understanding hybrids. You used to work in a rehabilitation center in Seoul, putting your degree in psychology and medicine to good use. Through this, you were able to realise the obvious, hybrids were just as human as well...humans. In an almost, fully identical, sequence of patterns and behaviours, typical hybrids, when put in typical scenarios to normal humans, would react the same way humans would.
⇢ It was ironic to see that, despite their harsh discrimination from being more animal than human, that was never the case in your research when exploring and analysing others' studies on the matter.
⇢ Fromunique case studies and other intensive, non-harmful research, in their rarity, you concluded that it was the poor treatment and poor quality of care and living for hybrids that sardonically generated more animalistic, feral behaviour in humane hybrids.
⇢ In your first book, the book that made you famous and has been translated in over 200 languages, you explained your observations and provided solid evidence in bountiful amounts of research and studies by multiple psychologists and scientists worldwide. The effect of your book's valuable information was like a ripple from a boulder dropping in a still lake.
⇢ Millions applauded your contribution to the hybrid community, gaining a large following of millions overnight but also an equal amount of haters. It's a balance you cannot refute.
