The Tiger Came Because I Said So

“Hi.” The man who suddenly appeared boldly introduced himself as a tiger.

“Can you give them back?”

“What, what are you talking about?”

“My eyebrows and teeth that you took.”

Five hundred years ago, a girl had borrowed the tiger’s eyebrows and teeth and then disappeared. Now, Song Ji-an, a girl who was her descendant and possessed the same soul.

“Oh, well. I don’t know anything about that!”

“No, I’m right.”

The wind blew fiercely. Thunder rumbled like the roar of a beast. Eyes that had turned golden. “Oh, I get it now! I get it, so please stop that thunder!” Ji-an shouted to stay alive.

“There are two contracts that can bind a human’s life.”

“Two contracts?”

“First, a contract that binds your blood by inserting my tooth into your throat.”

“That’s just telling me to die!”

“Second, a contract that binds your breath.”

“…Breath?”

With that, their lips met. Breath entangled, blood intertwined, life was bound. The contract was sealed. A sweet yet harsh romance between 20-year-old college student Song Ji-an and the millennia-old mountain lord tiger, a romance with real lives at stake.