Just on the outskirts of a major city is a large industrial park. Leading up to the major holidays the place is busy, no more so than BioGrift, a fluffy production company. Given the failure of their Mummah Surprise! line a few years back, the company suffered for some time before someone in R&D came up with the solution.
The failure of Mummah Surprise! was two fold. First, as the Biotoy was aimed at children, parents would have to keep and care for the mare in the days leading up to Christmas. Fluffies werenât known for being subtle creatures, and thus many a holiday surprise was ruined by an overly loud Mummah song or demand for attention. Second, no one wanted to deal with the miracle of birth on what was already a hectic and messy holiday. The mares sold well initially, but there were no repeat customers, many returns due to poor foal outcomes, and they sold very poorly the following year.
Thus, the delivery scheme was hatched.
Fluffies of all ages, colors, and breeds were available for preorder on the BioGrift website. You pre-paid for your fluffy and late on Christmas Eve someone would be dispatched to deliver it, ready to be wrapped and placed under the tree. No taking care of a fluffy in secret for weeks leading up to the big day, no worries about getting a poor batch of foals or a premature birth.
The company anticipated their past reputation affecting their sales and so only set up around 10 mares to give birth around December first. This turned out to be a small mistake, as the foals proved to be WAY more popular than anticipated and they expanded their line to whatever decent looking fluffies they could find. As well, they rushed to hire anyone capable of driving a truck to deliver the product with no real looks into backgrounds. Money was coming in hand over fist, and there were large bonuses to be gotten.
When making a purchase on the BioGrift website, the customer ticked a little box that promised they read the terms and conditions. Whether they did or not was on them, but it stated in clear English that whatever happened to the fluffy after it was delivered was not the problem of the company and no refunds would be provided.
Happy holidays, fellow degenerates! As a gift to the community, Iâm giving you all some Christmas fluffies!
How this is going to work:
-You write in the comments the fluffy youâd like (color, age, type, sex)
-You then follow that up with what you want to happen to it after delivery. Does it suffocate slowly due to a box with no airholes? Get tortured to death slowly by an abuser? Live a good long life as a beloved pet? Totally up to you!
-Through the next month Iâll do as many as I can. Thereâs no promise that because you commented youâll get in, but Iâm going to try my best. Of course, the more interesting I find a prompt the more likely Iâll get around to it.
If the fluffy lives you are free to consider it yours, like an adoptable. Do what you want with it, my gift to you!
Finished Works
Rutherford -for Ace
Aqua -for WildeFaun
Fragile -for Pwuppy and Goomy
Cassidy -for toofymunstah
Bob -for Oragami
Velvet -for WhenRomanceSmoked
Sweetie -for DexterousFloofs
Burdock -for bloodsport
Full Course -for AgentASCI
Delilah -for Goomy
Accidental Purchase -for recreationalsadist
Yin and Yang -for random_viewer_of_fluffies
Red -for hugsandrainbows
Felicity -for theatricks
Truck Eight -for AgentASCI