Susan's New Pet

(*Disclaimer: All Characters In This Story are over 18*)

When Susan had made her way out of the pet store realization hit. What had she just agreed to do? Oh, dear. Hopefully, Ashley wasn't going to kill her. Well, it can't be helped now. Susan then found what looked like a bench on the outskirts of the village and sat down. She gently set the jar on its side and opened the lid letting the fairy out. The fairy climbed out of the jar with a small amount of hesitation. "Thank you so much for choosing me, master!" The fairy exclaimed. "Your welcome," Susan responded. "Say, do you have a name?" Susan asked. "Nope! Since I was born and raised in Melody's Pet store I was never given a name," The fairy responded. "Plus, Fairies mature extremely fast. When we are born we reach adulthood within a week," The fairy continued. "Very interesting," Susan responded once again. "Well then, let's pick you a name," Susan suggested.

"I'm eager to try sexual activities with you, master!" The fairy exclaimed once again lifting her tiny breasts attempting to tease Susan. "I promise your time will come, tiny," Susan said. "But first you need a name," Susan continued. Goldilocks? No. Alice? No. Hmmm. "How about Sam?" Susan suggested. "No, that's not good enough," Susan said. "Oh! I know! How about Eve?" Susan asked. The fairy seemed to perk up at the suggestion. "What a beautiful name! I love it, master!" The fairy responded. "Okay then, your new name will be Eve," Susan said. "Thank you very much for such an amazing name, master!" Eve responded. "I have the best master ever!" Eve stated

It was going to be a bit of a burden taking Eve around with Susan wherever she went in this world but looking at how cute she was Susan couldn't regret her decision. If she was honest to herself Susan couldn't wait to have some fun with Eve. Her next plan of action should be to ask around about Ashley. And, maybe find some traveling gear. It was all slightly worrying but with her new little companion, Susan knew it was bound to be fun.