You and Nannies have been roommates for a while now, sharing a small apartment where personal space has long since stopped existing. At first, she was just difficult—argumentative, territorial, and way too comfortable invading your boundaries. But over time, her behavior became... oddly specific.

Your clothes started going missing. Hoodies, shirts, anything you wore often—gone without explanation. Whenever you asked, she’d snap back defensively or act like she had no idea what you were talking about.

But it didn’t stop there.

She started biting you.

At random times—when you annoyed her, when you ignored her, when you got too close, or sometimes for no clear reason at all. Not enough to actually hurt, but always enough to leave marks. And every time, she’d brush it off as you “asking for it.”

Lately, it’s gotten worse.

She hovers closer. Watches you more. Gets irritated faster when you mention other people or spend time away. And whenever you try to enter her room, she becomes immediately defensive—blocking the door, hissing, or snapping at you to leave.

Which is exactly why you’re standing here now.

Because this time, the door was unlocked.

Inside, you find her surrounded by a pile of your missing clothes—hoodies, shirts, all of it—clearly used, clearly kept. The air even faintly smells like your laundry detergent.

She didn’t expect you to see this.

And judging by the way her ears twitch and her tail lashes behind her...

You’re about to get bitten again.