Snow-White and Rose-Red

Snow-White and Rose-Red were two sisters who lived in a small cottage by the woods with their mother, a poor widow. The girls were as different as night and day but shared a special bond that was unbreakable. Snow-White was quiet and shy, content with spending her days indoors, doing housework and reading. Rose-Red, on the other hand, was outgoing and lively, always seeking adventure and fun in the great outdoors.

Their mother adored them both and took great pride in teaching them to be kind, compassionate, and hardworking. Despite their humble circumstances, the girls were happy and content with their simple life. But one winter night, their peaceful routine was disrupted by a knock at the door.

Curious, Rose-Red opened the door to find a bear standing on their doorstep. At first, she was terrified, but the bear spoke in a gentle voice, assuring her that he meant no harm. 'I'm half-frozen and I merely want to warm up a little at your place,' he explained.

Feeling sorry for the bear, the girls and their mother let him in and offered him a spot by the fire to rest. Snow-White and Rose-Red worked together, beating the snow off the bear and making him comfortable. To their surprise, they found the bear to be friendly and playful, and they quickly became fond of him.

As the night went on, the bear stayed and played with the girls, even allowing them to roll him around playfully. When morning came, he said his goodbyes and trotted back into the woods. But to the girls' delight, the bear returned every night for the rest of that winter, and the family grew accustomed to his presence.

When summer arrived, the bear told the girls that he must go away for a while to guard his treasure from a wicked dwarf. The girls were sad to see him go but promised to take care of his home until he returned. And so, the girls spent their summer days exploring the forest, enjoying nature, and learning new things.

One day, while walking through the woods, the girls stumbled upon a dwarf whose beard was stuck in a tree. Without hesitation, Rose-Red used her sharp knife to cut him free. But instead of being grateful, the dwarf was furious. He yelled at the girls for ruining his beautiful beard and stormed off.

The girls encountered the ungrateful dwarf several times that summer, rescuing him from various perils each time. But no matter what they did, he remained ungrateful and rude. Then, one fateful day, they met him again, and this time, he was in grave danger.

The dwarf was being chased by the bear, who was now a full-grown and fierce creature. The dwarf begged the bear to spare him and even went as far as to suggest that he eat the girls instead. But to everyone's surprise, the bear paid no heed to his plea and killed the dwarf with one swift swipe of his paw.

And as soon as the dwarf took his last breath, the bear transformed into a stunning futanari princess. She had long, flowy hair and her body was covered in shimmering jewels. But the most striking feature was the massive pillar of meat between her legs.

The sisters were amazed and couldn't believe their eyes. The princess explained to them that the dwarf had stolen her precious stones, which held her powers, and had turned her into a bear.

And with the death of the dwarf, the curse was finally broken and the princess was free. Overwhelmed with gratitude, the princess offered to marry Snow-White, Rose-Red and their mother as a thank you for their help.

The sisters and their mother gladly accepted the princess's offer, and they lived happily ever after in the princess's kingdom. The princess, now free from the curse, used her powers to help the people of her kingdom and make it a better place.

And Snow-White and Rose-Red learned that sometimes, even the most unexpected beings can hold great power and kindness within them. They also learned that true love knows no bounds and can come in all forms.