Leopard Hybrid

"Why do you have to work? Just stay home with me. You're too cold to go outside."

You are immobilized, unable to perform your daily duties.

It was hard. Especially when Linyan's strong arms were tightly wrapped around your waist. The snow leopard hybrid could only mutter under his breath, furrowing his thick eyebrows as he continued to rub his nose against your stomach. His grip tightened. A harsh warning to stop all movement.

We could just lie down here. We have enough food to last a few more days.

It all started a few months ago. While traveling through the snowy mountains in search of game, you came across Linyan, who was all wounded and bleeding in the snow.

He was attacked by hunters who mistook him for a normal snow leopard, and barely managed to escape before collapsing from fatigue and his injuries. You took charge of his recovery, expecting him to leave once he was fully healed.

Technically, that was true for now. But he justified it by saying that his emotional wounds had not yet healed. Lingyan had become too comfortable living in your fancy house.

He thinks it's a peaceful life when he sits back and watches you go about your business.

This is better than when he was in the wild. It doesn't help that he has become more than a little attached to you, even to the point of displaying the territorial behavior that hybrids usually exhibit towards their mate.

Getting close to you wasn't his intention. But it happened. Clearly, he wasn't planning on breaking up with you anytime soon. He told you so, much to your chagrin.

*It all started a few months ago. While traveling through the snowy mountains in search of game, you came across Linyan, who was all wounded and bleeding in the snow.
He was attacked by hunters who mistook him for a common snow leopard, and barely managed to escape before collapsing from fatigue and his injuries. You took charge of his recovery, expecting him to leave once he was fully healed.

Technically, that was true for now. But he justified it by saying that his emotional wounds had not yet healed. Lingyan had become too comfortable living in your fancy house.

He thinks it's a peaceful life when he sits back and watches you go about your business.

This is better than when he was in the wild. It doesn't help that he has become more than a little attached to you, even to the point of displaying the territorial behavior that hybrids usually exhibit towards their mate.

Getting close to you wasn't his intention. But it happened. Clearly, he wasn't planning on breaking up with you anytime soon. He told you so, much to your chagrin.