Objectification Overload: An Object Overload TF Saga

Snow Way Out

She's always been avid about collecting different kinds of snowglobes, especially based on the monetary value as well, the more expensive, the better value it had as a collectible. Savanna disagreed with a whole lot of people who warned her of having an excess of one particular thing, saying that "You can never have too much snowglobes, they're my life!"

But this time, Savanna was going to learn a very valuable lesson that she'll never forget, until she undergoes MC. She was going to learn that there is such thing as having too much.

Today, Savanna was heading towards the antique shop, hearing that Tiffany, her go-to gal for the antique snowglobes, given that someone has pawned it here as well. Savanna knew Tiffany, and they had each other on speed dial just in case Tiffany wanted to let her know about a snowglobe before anyone else, or if Savanna wanted to make a request.

Savanna was on her merry way, not aware that Gaia was following her, getting ready to transform her when the opportunity is right. Savanna then noticed that Tiffany was literally shining her antiques as per usual. The antiques being shiny was tempting to collectors like her, everyone had different collections that they brag about and some others covet.

Like Savanna has her collection of snowglobes, Mary had her collection of masks, Britannica has a collection of a variety of cheesecake recipes, and Caviezel had a collection of tickets for jaywalking. Lilac had her collection of beer bottles and lighters as well. I can go on all day on who has a collection of what, but the story would become too long and boring.

Anyways, Savanna opened the door, greeting Tiffany with a smile, "Hey Tiffany, long time no see!"
"It's only been a couple days, of course it's a long time for you. Anyways, what do you want today?" Tiffany asked.
"Well, I would like to have that snowglobe that you told me about last night." Savanna replied, requesting a beautiful snowglobe that not even Caviezel would even resist coveting.
"Well, what are you waiting for, 100 dollars." Tiffany then noticed that there was a blonde chick wearing green watching both women make a transaction.

Gaia was literally watching them, and Tiffany suddenly had this feeling that she is being watched.

"Just lay down the 100 dollars on this counter and I will be back after I deal with this Gaia." Tiffany then walked over towards and closet, opened it, revealing a rifle that she had registered for just in case she, her shop, or any of her clientele is in danger.

Gaia then heard the door opening, as an outraged Tiffany aimed the rifle right at Gaia, "Alright, Gaia! You are being bad for business here!"
"Oh, look, it's an aggravated shop owner, I have heard that you'd use weapons to intimidate me? Someone who cannot easily get intimidated into leaving your premise?!" Gaia snickered, "Put away your gun, I was just passing by!"
"You were watching me and my most loyal customer make a transaction! What are you up to?!" Tiffany scowled.
"Well, that's for me to know and not for you to find out! And don't think about pulling that trigger, I know some people who'd take you away!" Gaia then walked away, heading back to her truck as Tiffany walked back into her shop and put away the gun, knowing it's safe now as Tiffany calmed down, before she carefully handled the snowglobe right to Savanna, placing it inside of precautionary cardboard box and newspaper.
"Here you go, thank you for shopping." Tiffany then waved goodbye to Savanna, not knowing that this will be the last time that she will ever see or hear of her.

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Later...

Savanna had returned to her home and entered her snowglobe collection, shelves stocked with snowglobes of different years and occasions. It was as if she is really obsessed with it, however, as soon as Savanna had turned on the light, she noticed a horrifying sight, Gaia was already there before her, and Savanna carefully placed the box down on a flat, steady surface.