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ғ ᴏ ᴄ ᴜ s ★★★
hello, I'm Sun Flower Studios™, and I present to you, Focus. I wish everyone good luck, and I hope this bean will go to a lovely home.
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n a m e
this little lady's name is Focus, for whatever reason. I don't know why.. The appearance of her has nothing to do with it, and in no way can this represent her personality; but for some reason, I find it fitting and feminine.
g e n d e r
miss.
s h o r t s t o r y
My tiny paws danced along the snow, the light snowflakes gently bouncing against my pale coat and falling against the ground, dripping wet against the strands of hair along my sides. My blue eyes blinking, glimmering with joy, as the bottle of 'stardust' bounced around on the white thread tied around my tail, I skipped along, smiling at the snowbean I had pranced around, letting my paws sink into the white blanket coating the ground like icing. It had a long muzzle, and was bigger than me by far. It's eyes were two pieces of coal I had collected, along with the buttons along his snow coat. I had gathered the coal from all the beans who had got coal in their stockings. Even bad beans should not be let down on such a jolly holiday. His horns were long carrots, one shorter than the other. I had got them from my mom, promising I would eat them after I was done. His claws were also tiny baby carrots, the kind I liked to dip in ranch dressing. They were the same as any other carrot, but they were so much cuter. He had a long, blue and yellow scarf draped over his neck, and his smile was lit up with raisins. "He needs a touch of, something.." My voice came out in a whisper, the air in front of me freezing like ice, then fading on the wind. I sat down gently, my tail draping over my paws. I bent down, and twisted the lid off the jar of 'stardust'. It was just pieces of hail, but I believed it was stardust. I lifted my head, and dabbed the stardust along his smile. He seemed to light up, and the sun almost shone brighter. His smile almost grew, and I swore he was trying to dance. Next thing I knew, I woke by the fire, laying on the couch, my mother smiling as she draped a yellow blanket over me. "My snowbean, mom!" I yawned, smiling up at her as my limbs stretched out. "He was-" I paused to rub my eyes of sleep. "Dancing!" She smiled, stroking my head. "Maybe so," She said, untying the bottle of stardust from my tail and setting it on the coffee table. "Maybe if the stardust melts, he might be real." She breathed, smiling back at me. I smiled back, shifting around in the blankets, and quickly drifting off to sleep. Yeah, he's real..