Curse of the Crinkle Crate! | Chapter 1

Story by Horatio Husky on SoFurry

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#1 of Curse of the Crinkle Crate! [Comm]

It would appear that cats aren't the only creatures who may suffer from their innate sense of curiosity. Kazard, a silver-furred fox, finds himself a victim of a mysterious curse centered around a heavy wooden box that appears apparently out of nowhere in his own living room. After opening the box he finds himself victim to the will of the strange container, which no matter how much he bargains with is determined to see him thoroughly humiliated. Will the fox outwit this strange curse or will he succumb fully to the whim of the magic slowly turning his life upside down?Contains: Diapers, Forced Messing/Wetting, Bondage, Forced Infantilism, Sub/Dom, Fantasy, Humiliation, Blackmail, Hypnotism, ChastityRating: 18+

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Chapter 1: The Box

I... Want... Couch Time... Now... were the thoughts of a certain blonde-haired fox, as he absentmindedly fumbled with the keys to his small, cozy home. His shoulders were slumped, and his eyelids half open in a vacant stare as he maneuvered his key into the lock of his front door.

The day had been absolutely miserable, all of his clients had been in a bad temper when he spoke with them about their problems, and one of them even seemed to believe that the fox didn't really know what he was doing. Of course, he knew what he was doing! He'd graduated top of his class by no small miracle, the fox was very talented at his work, but the lack of appreciation and frustration that was thrust upon him by his clients was not something studying could have prepared him for.

At last, the key turned, and the door swung wide open, shouldering his bag he strode inside and carelessly dropped it in the front hallway, kicking off his shoes and closing the door behind him with a click, locking it once more.

Give... Me... That... Couch... thought the fox once more, as he strode into his living room. However, his couch did not seem to be on the agenda just yet, for the fox almost tripped over a wooden box in the center of the room.

Kaz was taken aback, how had this gotten in his home? He didn't remember lugging a rather plain, heavy looking wooden box into his home. Its dimensions were around two feet by two feet, and a foot and a half tall. Kneeling down, his tail now twitching with apparent interest and curiosity he inspected it closer to find that its lid was hinged, with the front opening to the container facing towards him.

What on earth... Did somebody break in and leave this here? He thought to himself, as he reached forward with a paw and tentatively opened open the strange box.

The lid thumped onto his carpet as he gazed into what was held within the strange item, and was even more confused to see that the box only contained two items in it. A thick square of plastic upon closer inspection Kaz found to be a white, adult diaper, and a note next to it, written in fancy cursive. He picked it up, his eyebrows furrowing as he perused through a short poem, a strange feeling of warmth he didn't recognize bubbling up in his insides as he did so.

For a year and a day obedient shall you be,

To the rules and whims of the box at your knee,

Letters and rules shall be provided from these wooden confines,

Giving you instructions, tasks, items, and lines,

And lest you not listen to my behest,

Shall you not have your day-to-day be the best!

For control and independence are no longer yours

From now you'll be clad always in diapers!

Diapers? Control? Is this all some sort of prank that got delivered into my house that one of my friends managed to sneak in? He turned the note over and found that more was written on the back of it, this time not in the mysterious cursive font as on the front.

The rules are simple, Kazard. For a year and a day you will be completely unable to control your bladder nor your bowel, making it that at any time whatsoever, you will completely and utterly mess and wet yourself anywhere you are.

Within this box, you will find your solution to this new conundrum in your life, which you have agreed to participate in by opening this box. Whenever you open this box you will be supplied with plain white diapers perfectly matched to handle whatever punishment you give them.

It is recommended that you also invest in other supplies related to padding, such as powder and anti-rash cream, but those are up to your discretion.

You may try and not wear your diapers, but you will find that it is wiser to comply with the rules and keep yourself nice and secure; your continence will not return either if you do not obey the rules set before you.

If you wish to communicate with the box, you must do so through a bargain written on a note to express your wishes. However, be warned: the box is liable to interpret and balance any request or boon as it wishes if whatever you offer is not of equal value, so it may be wisest to obey as instructed and keep yourself diapered at all times of the day, otherwise, the consequences will be severe.

With that, we hope you enjoy your next trip around the sun padded up!

This has to be a joke... Boxes that interpret poetry and supply diapers whenever opened? This isn't even a funny prank this is pathetic. The fox dropped the diaper and note back into the box with contempt, what a stupid thing to waste his time with. He got up, couch now forgotten as his stomach rumbled its hunger aloud to the room. He padded over to the kitchen, turning the kettle on and rummaging through his dry food cabinet, retrieving a large bag of chips.

He held the bag in his maw as he stretched, reaching up to the higher shelf to grab himself a chocolate bar. It was just out of his reach, and he strained, leaning against the counter to support his weight as he grasped after his sweet. The counter must have been wet, however, for he looked down as he felt something damp against him.

The bag of chips dropped out of his mouth and onto the counter below him. The counter hadn't been wet, no. It was he who had wet.