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Coloring of @raccoonshinobi​ piece of Gala-Na  original HERE

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One Christmas present lay underneath the tree. To her son, that was all he really needed. She lost count at how many times she's seen him attempting to open it before midnight. The poor baby floof was just that curious and excited. She smiled at her little one's antics, petting him as he made the most adorable little yips. He nuzzled her hand in enjoyment of the petting - wagging his small tail as he did so.

It was already five minutes to midnight and the baby floof was getting sleepy despite his excitement over opening the gift. His mother pet him again while picking him up to carry him to her room. The little fox gave her cheek a quick nuzzle before licking her nose playfully.

Laying down on her bed with a shaky breath, the mother fox glanced at the giant hourglass in the corner. Small rubies were used instead sand. It was almost empty and she had already accepted that. She already quit her nightly prowls decades ago. She wasn't that kind of succubus anymore, nor will she ever will be. Such was the price for disobeying the demon norm.

The rubies fell faster now. Under normal circumstances, the length of time for one ruby to drop was at least a decade to a century, depending on how well a demon has done it's job. The better the job, the less that will fall and the more rubies they'll get back. Some may even have a grace period of not having to work if they've done their work in excess.

Three rubies fell every minute and there was only two minutes left until midnight. Six rubies remained in the hourglass. The mother fox took off her necklace and placed it on her nightstand, smiling wistfully as she remembered all the times her little one tried to grab it before deciding to tuck it deep into her well endowed bosom. Her breaths were getting shakier and she was already running out of excuses to give to her concerned baby floof. She hugged him in reassurance - her little one hugging back and promptly sleeping into the warm embrace.

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