This is a short work of erotic fiction containing furry, or anthropomorphic, characters, which are animals that either demonstrate human intelligence or walk on two legs, for the purposes of these tales. It is a thriving and growing fandom in which creators are prevalent in art and writing especially.
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"So you're one of our new models?"
Goatie shuffled a cloven hind hoof, tucking it behind the opposite one. Dressed demurely, there was a definite feminine edge to the goat's periwinkle blue attire, the strapless blouse cutting low across the top of his arms to leave his shoulders bare. For the street, the slim-fitting skinny jeans pulled the look off well -- enough to be seen happily in public without worrying about getting more than a lingering side-long glance. Or two. Or three.
Hey. Maybe he liked those looks too.
The deer behind the reception desk of the exhibition hall pushed her glasses down her muzzle a little and peered at him over the top, her moist nose twitching. Framed against the white-washed wall to her back, there was something severe about her pose as if she was a librarian about to scold him for making too much noise and not the gate-holder to the weekend job he'd applied for.
Under her scrutiny, he jumped, realising that he had not yet answered her.
"Uh... Yes?" He bleated quietly, averting his eyes. "I spoke to Ms Harrisson earlier this week? She told me to come here at this time?"
"Ohhh..." The doe raised her eyebrows. "It's you she's been talking about. Well then, by all means, do come this way."
Relieved, Goatie's shoulders slumped and he eagerly followed as she strode ahead of him, a fine pair of imitation leather hoof-boots stretching up from her own pair of cloven hooves. Her work suit screamed luxury and there had clearly been no expense spared when it came to her wardrobe.
Down a long hallway, she paced, sliding back her sleeve to check the watch at her wrist just the once.
"So, what's this all about?" He chanced to ask, trotting to keep up with the longer-legged doe. "The ad was a little vague but Ms Harrisson seemed to think I'd do well at it. I've done some modelling work before too."
Giggling, the doe covered her mouth with her fingertips a breath too late.
"Oh, it's not your usual kind of modelling fare," she said vaguely, waving her paw. "But they'll explain it all to you soon enough. You could say that it's an exhibition of our artist's finest work and, well, we need models to help put it on display for us. Hence the ad."
His ears perked and Goatie would have tilted his head if he had not been concerned with keeping pace.
"An exhibition?" He probed, hoping for more information. "What kind of exhibition?"
Without an answer, the doe, who did not wear a name badge, opened the door at the very end of the long corridor, ignoring all others that they had so far passed. Bubbling laughter rang through and he tipped towards it instinctively, curiosity getting the better of him.
"Yes, an exhibition."