Cheolwoo loses his inhibitors, in a bag while on vacation. He ends up having to work at a drug store to earn money to buy more. While working there, the local milkman, Dylan, shows up. Soon afterwards, Cheolwoo gets off work and the two end up walking together. Upon arriving at Cheolwoo's temporary living quarters, the two realize that Dylan may have found Cheolwoo's missing bag. Cheolwoo goes into heat. Dylan pushes Cheolwoodown onto a table, and rapes him! Then, Dylan decides to go look for Cheolwoo's bag, back at Dylan's farm. On the way, he realizes just how dangerous it is for Cheolwoo to be without his meds and an escort. Meanwhile, Cheolwoo decides he can no longer wait for Dylan, and goes back to the drug store to get inhibitors, there. Dylan soon figures out where Cheolwoo has gone, and follows him. Upon finding Cheolwoo still suffering from his heat cycle, Dylan forces himself on Cheolwoo, again! I'm not into the ra look e scenes, and although Dylan is shown to appear remorseful, I think rape is an unforgivable offense. On top of which, Cheolwoo had just turned customers away at the drug store, claiming inhibitors were out of stock. So that was a lie? If CheolwooHad access to the inhibitors all the while, why wouldn't he make arrangements with his new employer to take some before his heat cycle? It is revealed, towards the end of the story, that Cheolwoo had extra strength inhibitors (so maybe the regular over-the-counter ones don't work for him? That's never established, however.) Regardless, Dylan raped Cheolwoo, twice, and the ending suggests the two will end up pursuing a relationship anyway. Nope! Too bad, though. I liked the initial idea of the Dylan character, sans rapist tendencies!
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