Alicia tumbled down the plane of cloth off and into freefall. Soon she found herself falling into a forest of fibers that would proportionally be taller than the empire state building! She grabbed onto one of the many hairs which eased her fall onto the ground below the fibers. Looking up, she saw a wide plane of what appeared to be... flesh!?
Alicia paled. This was a human being? She gaped in awe as the plane walked away, causing a rumbling sound that shook her to her core.
Alicia hugged her knees to her chest and cried. She was out of her league here. Surrounded by people taller than mountains. Surely her sister was dead. She should have stayed home. She sobbed trapped with no way out.
Julie by contrast was having a fine time, baking bread and chatting with Sandy. Sandy was mentioning the miniature bug she had found on her finger, when Julie felt a pair of arms wrap around her.
"How did the bread go?"
"Great honey," she turned around and kissed her husband Mark on the lips.
Sandy looked up as the two monoliths made out far above her. Though Julie was a friend of hers, she couldn't help but feel a twinge of envy whenever they did this. Mark was a tall, gorgeous, well-built man with dark ebony skin and silky hair that went down to his shoulders. If they were only the same size... but alas she was just a speck to him and besides she didn't want to get on Julie's bad side. She owed her life to her.
"It smells great. You've worked on this for some time haven't you?"
"Oh yes," Julie smiled. "It just needs a little time to cool down."
"Is that so? Well then," he smirked and leaned in. "Jen's out tonight. How would you like to spend the time while it cools."
Julie giggled and turned on her earpiece. "Sandy. Mark and I have some. matters to attend to. Can you watch the bread for now?"
"Oh sure I guess. Hi mark!"
"She says hi."
Mark leaned down over the tiny speck and smiled. "Good to see you too Sandy."
Sandy felt her knees go weak at that smile, both from the handsomeness of its owner, and from fear as that smile could swallow her whole.
Julie pulled him away to her room where Alicia had spent the last hour trying to pull her way up the carpet fiber when she heard rumbling return.
Suddenly a country wide foot in a country wide sock slammed down just above Alicia. She tried to pull away and found herself caught up in it. She smelled a strong masculine musk permeating the air.
Both Mark and his wife began to undress. He pulled off his sock, which unknown to him had a passenger aboard and tossed it away not noticing where it landed.
Alicia saw a large expansion of black skin surround the fuzzy surface she was trapped on and pull it away. She shut her eyes and grit her teeth as she felt herself and the sock she was attached to go flying towards...
Alicia paled. This was a human being? She gaped in awe as the plane walked away, causing a rumbling sound that shook her to her core.
Alicia hugged her knees to her chest and cried. She was out of her league here. Surrounded by people taller than mountains. Surely her sister was dead. She should have stayed home. She sobbed trapped with no way out.
Julie by contrast was having a fine time, baking bread and chatting with Sandy. Sandy was mentioning the miniature bug she had found on her finger, when Julie felt a pair of arms wrap around her.
"How did the bread go?"
"Great honey," she turned around and kissed her husband Mark on the lips.
Sandy looked up as the two monoliths made out far above her. Though Julie was a friend of hers, she couldn't help but feel a twinge of envy whenever they did this. Mark was a tall, gorgeous, well-built man with dark ebony skin and silky hair that went down to his shoulders. If they were only the same size... but alas she was just a speck to him and besides she didn't want to get on Julie's bad side. She owed her life to her.
"It smells great. You've worked on this for some time haven't you?"
"Oh yes," Julie smiled. "It just needs a little time to cool down."
"Is that so? Well then," he smirked and leaned in. "Jen's out tonight. How would you like to spend the time while it cools."
Julie giggled and turned on her earpiece. "Sandy. Mark and I have some. matters to attend to. Can you watch the bread for now?"
"Oh sure I guess. Hi mark!"
"She says hi."
Mark leaned down over the tiny speck and smiled. "Good to see you too Sandy."
Sandy felt her knees go weak at that smile, both from the handsomeness of its owner, and from fear as that smile could swallow her whole.
Julie pulled him away to her room where Alicia had spent the last hour trying to pull her way up the carpet fiber when she heard rumbling return.
Suddenly a country wide foot in a country wide sock slammed down just above Alicia. She tried to pull away and found herself caught up in it. She smelled a strong masculine musk permeating the air.
Both Mark and his wife began to undress. He pulled off his sock, which unknown to him had a passenger aboard and tossed it away not noticing where it landed.
Alicia saw a large expansion of black skin surround the fuzzy surface she was trapped on and pull it away. She shut her eyes and grit her teeth as she felt herself and the sock she was attached to go flying towards...
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June 8, 2023
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