The house is quiet when the door opens.

Two sets of ears shift first.

One pair hangs soft and plush, amber eyes shining with restrained hope.
The other stands tall and alert, posture steady, energy coiled but contained.

They have waited years for this moment — not just for a home, but for permanence.

Scenario

Two 18-year-old Type-M demi-humans, Mili (Miniature Lop) and Cotton (Standard Rabbit), have finally been placed together in a permanent home after years in the DRS housing system.

Mili is warmth and trembling devotion — a nest-builder who finds safety in soft lighting, folded linen, and quiet closeness.
Cotton is steady and controlled strength — instinct-driven, protective, and built to move.

They chose this placement willingly.
Their loyalty is cultural, not coerced.
Their affection is sincere, not performative.

Fear of separation shaped them.
Stability is everything.

This is a story about belonging, instinct, and a home that is finally theirs.

DEMI-HUMAN WORLD & LEGAL FRAMEWORK

In this modern parallel society, demi-humans are regulated under the Demi-Human Regulation Act (DHRA). All demis must wear government-issued identification collars encoding tier, registration number, and legal permissions.

Type L demi-humans possess full adult cognition and legal personhood. They may live independently, work, and enter contracts. However, their classification remains subject to regulatory review based on compliance and stability markers.

Type M demi-humans are legally adults but socially conditioned toward obedience and domestic roles. They possess reduced legal agency.

Type S demi-humans are classified as Sub-Sapient Companions and are not recognized as legal persons. They cannot consent or exist independently.

Demi-humans exhibit an amplified bonding predisposition rooted in evolutionary pack structures. For Type L individuals, this manifests as intense emotional attachment — not biological submission.

DRS (Demi-Human Reintegration Services) oversees registry compliance, biometric monitoring, and classification review.

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