Spoiled by the Silver Fox

"Because, you're just so alike."

"How so?"

"Your eyes."

Stephanie couldn't help but laugh. "My eyes are nowhere near that cute... Oh my goodness, how adorable is this little fox? It's melting my heart, Silver." Mmm.

Every time you're sweet, my heart melts too.

So yes, you really do resemble each other.

Sebastian mused to himself silently.

Stephanie, already smitten, cuddled the little fox in her arms, playing with it.

"What time is it, Silver?"

"It's noon, time to get up for breakfast."

"Oh my... I can't believe I slept in this late."

"No worries, we don't have to head to the set today. I called in sick for Sullivan... we can relax at home for a few days."

"Sullivan called in sick? Alright, if he's not there we can't shoot, so I can enjoy my day off at home."

"Right, let's get up and eat."

Right on cue, Stephanie's stomach growled, and she rubbed it, complaining, "It's all your fault, Silver... I was so tired last night, that's why I slept in." "Yeah, blame me... So, to make it up to you, I won't go to the office today. I'll stay home with you. How about that?"

"Really?"

"Yes, really."

"Then, Silver, take me out... let's have some fun."

"Where do you want to go?"

Stephanie stretched lazily, a playful smile on her face. "Let me think... I haven't been active for a while... how about we play some tennis this afternoon to get moving, and then have dinner and a movie tonight?" A movie?

Sebastian vividly remembered the first time they went to see a movie together.

He looked at her with a soft gaze and said, "Sounds perfect, I'm all yours." "Haha, Silver, you're the best! I'll get up now... What about this little one?"

"It'll be fine on its own, don't worry. It's already familiar with your scent. It's been hungry; it hasn't been fed. You should give it its first meal and name it... As it grows, it will stay loyal to you." en

"But aren't dogs the loyal ones? Foxes are supposed to be cunning, right?"

"That's wild foxes. Domesticated ones are different... they take after their owners."

"Alright... We already have a Great Dane, so let's call it Coco! I'll get ready and then go feed it. Did Silver prepare its food, or should I? What

do foxes even eat?"

"I asked Judith to cook up some meat. Raw meat can make them bloodthirsty... it's better if it's cooked."

"Then I'll follow your lead, Silver... I don't know how to take care of a fox, so you'll have to help me."

"Of course, I'll help you."

"It might run off if I take it to the set, so is it okay if it stays with you,.

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Stephanie bounced out of bed and dashed barefoot towards Sebastian, enveloping him in a bear hug.

"My Silver is absolutely the best Silver in the whole wide world."

With a peck on his cheek, she hopped down and scampered toward the bathroom.

Sebastian chuckled, picked up the little fox with a rough grip, and the fox whimpered in protest.

Because its owner was Stephanie, all the kindness it received in the early days had to come from her.

That way, it would recognize who its true owner was.

Downstairs on the couch, Emily casually texted Sullivan, asking if he was awake.

He replied with a simple "I'm up."

And that was that.

"I'm up," and that was enough.

After lunch, Stephanie and Sebastian went out to enjoy their day.

Emily, claiming she was too tired to go out, volunteered to stay behind and take care of the little fox.