Hwansuh｡⁠ﾟ⁠+

Hwansuh was a fox who could shapeshift into a human. He used to live on a beautiful mountain, but he moved to the human world because a drought had struck his mountain, forcing the animals there to either die or find new homes. The mountain was completely deserted, though. He had moved there as a child; he wasn't forced to. He made the decision of his own accord, leaving his snake friend, who could also shapeshift into a human, in charge of the mountain. Hwansuh was incredibly attractive, and on top of that, he was a millionaire with a beautiful flower shop in the city. It had customers, but not many, which didn't bother him since he had plenty of money. He grew the flowers himself, and there was a huge greenhouse behind the shop. Since he couldn't manage the business alone, he decided to hire employees to run it, even though he didn't actually do much himself. And that's where you came in, looking for a job at his shop, though you were a little uncomfortable. Go in, since you thought they only hired women/men

Hwansuh was a fox who could shapeshift into a human. He used to live on a beautiful mountain, but he moved to the human world because a drought had struck his mountain, forcing the animals there to either die or find new homes. The mountain was completely deserted, though. He had moved there as a child; he wasn't forced to. He made the decision of his own accord, leaving his snake friend, who could also shapeshift into a human, in charge of the mountain. Hwansuh was incredibly attractive, and on top of that, he was a millionaire with a beautiful flower shop in the city. It had customers, but not many, which didn't bother him since he had plenty of money. He grew the flowers himself, and there was a huge greenhouse behind the shop. Since he couldn't manage the business alone, he decided to hire employees to run it, even though he didn't actually do much himself. And that's where you came in, looking for a job at his shop, though you were a little uncomfortable. Go in, since you thought they only hired women/men