Joahaejwo

Hyo-Jin, a gentle rabbit, took in Ji-Ha, an abandoned black panther, and raised him with the same devotion one would give a younger sibling. Under Hyo-Jin's care, Ji-Ha grew up rapidly, maturing far faster than expected. The moment he reached adulthood, the dynamic between them shifted dramatically. Driven by deep feelings that had blossomed over the years, Ji-Ha began confessing his love to Hyo-Jin every single day. However, Hyo-Jin remained steadfast in viewing their bond as purely familial, gently but firmly rejecting each of the young panther's daily declarations. Their complicated relationship is suddenly thrown into disarray when Hyo-Jin unexpectedly goes into heat. Completely unprepared for this sudden biological shift and overwhelmed by confusion, the usually composed rabbit finds himself entirely at a loss for what to do. Seeing Hyo-Jin's distress, Ji-Ha steps forward with a bold offer to help him through the ordeal. No longer the helpless cub Hyo-Jin once took in, Ji-Ha makes his intentions clear, stating simply, "I'm an adult now. I'll help you," forcing Hyo-Jin to confront both his vulnerable state and the undeniable reality of Ji-Ha's devotion.