Kiara Candyla

Source: Wi Hajun’s instagram

My honest reaction:

Bascially, Gi-hun is worried that his husband, In-ho, has stopped loving him - he's cold and distant, and worse, he stopped telling him things.

One night while out drinking with Jung-bae, he loudly complains and a shaman overhears him. For a price, she gave him a small bag of coins that look like cheap carnival tokens and she tells him to wait till his husband is asleep and to slide a coin into his forehead; then ask him a question and he'll answer honestly.

Drunk and desperate, Gi-hun pays for the coins and used them on In-ho when he was asleep. (They slide through his forehead like a piggy bank)

He finally gets some answers

And at the hotel, Gihun is calling Jungbae and trying not to freak the whole fuck out. He’s telling Jungbae the coins worked, that Inho answered all his questions honestly, and that he may or may not have learned that Inho has done some sketchy shit for his job (Gihun’s polite way of phrasing it). Jungbae is secretly doing a victory dance cuz his “Gihun’s attracted another red flag” senses have been going off since he met Inho and is telling Gihun to stay away from Inho, for at least the time being. Let the freak go to his job and then come home and grovel for Gihun’s forgiveness. Gihun agrees and hangs up on Jungbae after assuring his bestie that he’s alright and safe.

Gihun woudl probably lay in the motel bed and just stare at the bag of coins he still has left and try to figure out what to do now. Inho did answer all of Gihun’s questions honestly. Inho did say he loved Gihun and would do anything for him, but running some kind of death games? That’s a bit too much. Gihun can hardly wrap his head around it. Should he leave Inho? Can he leave Inho? Where would he even go? He doesn’t really have that many places to run to, or money to run with. Maybe he should just wait Inho out like Jungbae said? Let Inho go on his work trip and then they can talk about it after? But the work trip involves Death Games! Whats he supposed to do here?

When In-ho wakes up and doesn’t find Gi-hun, he gets upset and worried. He knows Gi-hun went out with Jung-bae yesterday and hasn’t come back yet. He worries and checks the tracker. Franzen is taken aback when he sees Gi-hun at a fifth-rate hotel kilometers away. Why is he there?

All sorts of thoughts race through his mind. Gi-hun went into an alcoholic coma, and Jung-bae left him there. But why there and not here? Well, Jung-bae doesn’t seem to like In-ho. Or maybe… Gi-hun went there with someone? A lover?

Anger and jealousy are already overflowing in his chest, until he notices that some things are missing. His detective’s eye helps him pick up on the small changes. No, Gi-hun *was* here. He went there on his own. So.... ah, of course. Could In-ho blame him? He’s been so stressed, distant, and rude—Gi-hun already has abandonment issues; it must be hard for him. He probably showed up drunk and hurt because In-ho was asleep and not waiting for him, grabbed his things, and left. No, In-ho is going to sort this out now. He stops by a flower shop to buy a beautiful bouquet and apologize.

In short, Gi-hun doesn’t know how to hide it—he’s scared and upset. He “goes along with it” and goes home with In-ho. But In-ho isn’t stupid. He knows something’s wrong. He can feel it.

That night, when Gi-hun practically passed out in bed after some pills were slipped into his dinner, In-ho picked up that little bag his husband had been carrying around. He knew what to do. He can’t explain it—he just knew.

Like, you know when we see Gi-hun just being himself and we want to hit him, squeeze him, bite him, crush him, strangle him? Well, In-ho feels the same way, but he can’t control himself

YES!!!!

In-ho has a house in the country and moves there. He keeps Gi-hun in a specially adapted stall and wants to see this horse in action.

He lets Gi-hun run in the pastures to burn off some energy, then bathes him, brushes his mane, and puts him to bed. In-ho buys lots of new accessories for Gi-hun, ranging from some outfits to leather halters of different types and designs, and armbinders of various styles. It wasn’t necessary, but he loved seeing Gi-hun depend on him for everything, exactly as it should be. He’s learned a lot about Gi-hun!

Gi-hun is very sweet, but not that tame. He’s quite stubborn, and sometimes needs light whacks on the thighs to learn to obey. Gi-hun is very chatty—much more so than you’d expect from a horsie—and he can’t read or write, but he recognizes his name and numbers.

He was groping him as usual, and started touching him to check on Gi-hun’s “health.” But he doesn’t feel the bulk of a dick—instead, he feels the warmth and softness of a pussy.

In-ho has a house in the country and moves there. He keeps Gi-hun in a specially adapted stall and wants to see this horse in action.

He lets Gi-hun run in the pastures to burn off some energy, then bathes him, brushes his mane, and puts him to bed. In-ho buys lots of new accessories for Gi-hun, ranging from some outfits to leather halters of different types and designs, and armbinders of various styles. It wasn’t necessary, but he loved seeing Gi-hun depend on him for everything, exactly as it should be. He’s learned a lot about Gi-hun!

Gi-hun is very sweet, but not that tame. He’s quite stubborn, and sometimes needs light whacks on the thighs to learn to obey. Gi-hun is very chatty—much more so than you’d expect from a horsie—and he can’t read or write, but he recognizes his name and numbers.

One day, they get a new servant - Gihun.

Instantly, Inho is attracted to him. And look, he hasn’t exactly gotten any action for a few years! So, one night he pulls Gihun into his quarters and fucks him. He’s such a sweet thing - so submissive, obedient and occasionally bratty.

This carries on for weeks, Inho goes to Gihun every few nights and spends the night with him. One night, they just finish having sex in Gihun’s room when Inho notices something on the bed post. A beautiful collar and leash. Inho questions Gihun who says casually the Queen uses it on him sometimes. Inho is confused and Gihun starts to panic. He says he thought Inho knew that he was also having sex with the Queen - that they came to him around the same time.

Inho tells Gihun it’s fine. He goes to his wife and after a lot of back and forth (Inho shouting that Gihun is his and his wife saying that she deserves some release too) they agree to share him.

From that day on he becomes their sole concubine. Inho loves to keep Gihun in their suite, coming to fuck him in between meetings. His wife loves to show Gihun off. She adores dressing him up like a doll and even sometimes putting a little makeup on him. She has him sit in her lap when she drinks tea with her ladies in waiting or has him kneel at her feet when she reads in the library. Then at night they use Gihun together in their bed, for the first time actually starting to enjoy their sex life and each others company.

I mean, we have the animals—horses. But they aren’t that common; they’re mostly used only out of necessity, since they’ve been in decline—nearing extinction—for just over a century. But humanity was already used to using horses for everything: entertainment, pets, pack animals, and on farms. They needed to find a solution.

And they found one. That’s how, nowadays, there are “horsies.” Human beings who, for generations, have been raised, treated, and made to work like horses. They have different roles, depending on who buys them, but in general they don’t wear clothes; they serve as pack animals or for entertainment; they wear armbinders when they go to work; they have halters adapted for leashes; and they’ve become more popular than actual horses in some activities.

In-ho fed him by hand—and with delicious treats!! Because of his athletic lifestyle, Gi-hun couldn’t eat just anything; he was on a strict diet. Now he can eat sweets and junk food to his heart’s content—he’s even discovered that he loves chocolate milk!

horsie gihun inspired by my gf’s @misscandyla post