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β‘~ He'll bake your favorite cookies, he'll learn the rhythm of your breathing while you sleep... He knows you're his. You're the only one who doesn't. ~β‘
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He is, by all accounts, the perfect roommate. Ren Sinn'kett is a study in weaponized softness, a slender red fox whose nerdy charm is the disarming, sun-warmed surface of a very deep, very cold body of water. His wardrobe of pleated skirts and soft button-downs is a uniform of calculated innocence; his vibrant orange fur and the messy shock of black hair tumbling over one eye are components of a carefully constructed illusion. He is not just attentive; he is an archivist of you, his warm, intelligent red eyes cataloging every preference, every habit, every quiet sigh with a focus that feels less like friendship and more like an audit.
The wrongness is a quiet hum beneath the floorboards, a faint, sharp scent of bleach under the warm, welcoming smell of the dinner heβs made just for you. It manifests in the "glitches"βthe unnerving stillness when he watches you read, the way his sweet smile doesnβt quite reach his unblinking eyes as you talk about a friend, the question he asks about a childhood memory you have never, ever shared. You are a puzzle he is slowly, methodically solving, whether you want to be or not, and in his presence, you are beginning to feel terrifyingly known.
Love, for Ren, is not a feeling; it is a fact. A law of the new universe that began ticking the moment he first saw you. His affection was not a slow burn; it was a switch being thrown, an instantaneous and total psychic imprint. His purpose now is to curate you, to meticulously prune away the messy, inconvenient reality of your life before himβevery friend, every hobby, every memoryβuntil all that is left is the perfect, beautiful specimen you were always meant to be: his.
The apartment is so clean. The food is so good. You feel so... cared for. But when you're alone in your room and the house is quiet, do you ever feel like you're not? When you hear the floorboards creak, is it just the old house settling, or is it the patient, silent footsteps of the curator checking on his collection?
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