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Jisung stood awfully close to the glass that separates him and the creature. He stared at the red-orange furred animal, and it stared right back. When the creature starts wagging it's tail, he grins in excitement and unconsciously starts bouncing on his heels while leaning closer to the glass. Later, he feels hands firmly holding him on his shoulders and looks up, the grin never leaving his face.

"Appa!" His father laughs at his adorable, squeaky voice; his signature eye smile showing.

"Hi, kiddo. What're you doing?" The man asks, crouching to meet his beloved son's eye level.

"He just told me his name!" Jisung squeals while pointing at the creature, and Jimin looks over at him.

"Oh really? What is it?" Jimin asks, eyes not leaving the fox.

"It's Mino!"

"Mino.."

"Appa, can we let him out? He said he's sad because …show more content…
He wanted to befriend the human, but he was scared of rejection. So, he only quietly watches her from afar.

It was another normal day. Grandpa Sun was sharing his warmth with the world, the trees were protecting everyone from the bright light, and the flowers and grass were dancing to the wind. But suddenly, the clouds seemed to get angry. They turned grey, and loud thunders and lightning came. Then came the rain and wind. They blow and blow and blow.

The fox was scared. He ran and ran and ran to the girl's house. But on the way, he hurt himself. He ran into branches and stones. He slipped and fell. He got cuts all over his small body. But he didn't give up. He kept running until he reached the human girl's house.

The girl later found him on her doorstep, and took him in. She nursed him, and took care of him. And later, they became very good friends. They were always together. They were happy.

One day when they were playing together in the yard, a gang of big bad wolves appeared. They showed their sharp teeth, and they wanted to hurt them.

The girl was scared. The fox was scared too, but he stood tall in front of the

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