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Fluffy: A Short Story
Fluffy, the three-headed dog, is terrifying. At first glance, he may not seem so intimidating. In fact, with the exception of his abnormally joint trio of heads and necks, his features make him look like he could be a friendly family pet with his small ears and relaxed face. Once aggravated, Fluffy stands tall and sturdy. Each pair of his leering, hazel eyes could pierce through bedrock. His sharp and uneven incisors paired with his large, moulding canines, could serve as a guillotine. Drool is constantly dripping out of his mouth. His breath reeks of aged, rotting meat. His stomach regularly growls, awaiting his next meal. His heavy, sharp breaths are warm and moist. The dark, thin fur that is coated on him is cold prickly. As he growls,

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