The moonlight danced on the windows and glass side door with light snowfall creating small stars outside Jenny's home. She was too focused on herself in the mirror, wanting her new client to be enthralled by her appearance. The floor length mirror gave her the perfect view to ensure everything was perfect—every curve and tactfully shown piece of skin making her feel invincible. As she spun one final time, her tail flew around her with grace and she nodded, pleased with what she saw.

She glanced outside, a small smile playing on her lips as she made a mental joke. "Yeah it's cold outside, but baby who cares when you're this hot~" she said with full confidence. It wasn't too bad outside, but she double checked her phone for the weather—light snowfall. That was good enough for her. She grabbed her helmet near the doorway, left her house, locked the door, and raced down the road on her white Suzuki Cruiser.

"Phew~" Jenny took off her helmet as she walked inside the café. The air smelled of freshly brewed coffee and cinnamon, with soft Christmas music playing in the background. The café was decorated for the holidays, and so was her uniform. She'd convinced her boss to let her wear the custom-made outfit she'd designed last year, which had taken several months to complete. The subtle holiday feel was nice, but her mind kept drifting to fondling her new client's hair. She was so focused on the thought that she hadn't even realized her body was on autopilot, the tingling sensation in her body only adding to the distraction.

"Hey~ Cutie what? You got a new client or something?" A long haired blonde with dog ears asked, her tail wagging slightly as she felt Jenny's ass while she served her coffee and a panini. "Olga? Yeah I do." Jenny snapped out of her haze to look at her regular customer. Olga was a policewoman with natural blonde hair that was actually a source of stress at work since she was a golden retriever rather than a doberman like her colleagues expected. Jenny gave her a look and Olga pulled away her hand. Jenny patted her head and stroked her hair for a moment. "Yup, I wonder what I get to do to her first~" she said with a smirk. "You should hang a mistletoe and kiss her," Olga joked. Jenny's eyes suddenly lit up like stars at the idea—a brilliant and novel plan. Without hesitation, she kissed Olga's cheek. "That's a great idea Goldie~" she said, grabbing her tray and wandering away.

Jenny found a mistletoe in the kitchen, where one of the cooks was preparing a special batch of cookies for a client. She hurried out before he noticed, grabbing the mistletoe off the wall. Hanging it above her room, she began the finishing touches before her client arrived. It wasn't quite time yet, but when she checked inside, someone was already there. Her heart skipped a beat. It was her childhood friend—the first person she'd ever had a crush on. Before she could process this, her phone chimed with a delayed notification. As she read it, her face turned bright red. Her client was none other than the person she hadn't seen since eighth grade. "Hey~ long time no see!" she managed to say, fighting the urge to ramble in her nervousness. She sat down next to them, close, just like with any other client. "So how have you been? I go by Jenny now."