The narrator introduces us to Chima's new box of handmade goods, which she calls a "fluffy fair" . It's a fair where people can buy items from her shop, and she gives them a free mascot as a thank-you for buying one of her items. The narrator is excited to be a part of the fair, but he's also a little worried that he'll be the last person to buy one of these items. Chima reassures him by saying that she's not worried about him, because they're "the fluffy sheep party" , which means that they've been making these items for a long time. She's been making them for the last month, and they even had newspaper ads about them in the paper. She tells us that she made the items last minute, but they were sold out before she even started making them. She says that she hopes that the owner of the shop will be nice enough to take care of her, and that she will look after him.