Oeroun Daramjwido Je Guri Itda

After a devastating tragedy robs him of both his guardian and his home, Kang Ga-Ram, a squirrel shapeshifter, finds himself utterly alone and hunted. Forced to abandon his human form, he takes refuge in a city park, living as a simple squirrel to evade the relentless loan sharks demanding payment for a debt he never incurred. His fragile existence of survival is unexpectedly interrupted by the arrival of Samu-Heon, a man whose sharp, handsome features are softened by an inexplicable kindness. Day after day, Ga-Ram is drawn to the man who offers him nuts and cranberries, finding a dangerous comfort in his gentle presence and the warmth of his touch. What begins as a quiet respite quickly ensnares Ga-Ram in a complicated, suffocating fate as he unwittingly becomes Samu-Heon's cherished pet. Though the man's affection is sweet and his caresses are disarmingly tender, Ga-Ram struggles with the indignity of being treated like a mindless animal, unaware that the object of his growing affection is a human. That delicate balance shatters when Ga-Ram discovers the horrifying truth: the man who feeds him by hand is none other than the director of the very loan shark company that destroyed his life. Trapped in a cage of his own making, Ga-Ram realizes that the human who holds his leash is also the one who holds his past, forcing him to confront an impossible dilemma.