Drow buys a shota

>Drow spends years trying to train spiders as tailors
>It occurs to her they are too stupid to do so.
>Maybe if she trained them first, then made them a spider?
>Buys young slave boy freshly caught from the surface.
>Trains him in the basics of tailoring.
>Makes sure he knows he'll be happy only if she is happy and him making pretty clothes makes her happy.
>After he's good enough have him polymorphed and have it permanented.
>Train him some more, partially to get him used to his new form, partially to be more skilled.
>He gets good enough she lets him make her clothes
>A few days latter as he is scurrying across her body laying down silk for a form fitting nighty, she notices how cute and fuzzy he now is.
>She tries her best but eventually his cuteness wins out, she buys him a collar, leash, chew toys, spiderbed (almost never used, he sleeps cuddled with her each night), and takes him on daily walkies.
>Shota slave is the happiest he’s ever been, sure it was scary at first here underground, but then the nice lady took him in. She’s much kinder than the folks at the orphanage, she makes sure he’s warm, well fed, has plenty of toys, and taught him how to make such pretty dresses. Plus she turned him into a spider, spiders are so cool, he never want to go back.