Pulled from Heaven
Your Life......Smaller
chapter 14
by
copier
· original author:
fearboy
As your madly kissing your planet sized girlfriend’s bottom lip, you stopped worrying about everything else. The fact that some bacteria were bigger then you didn’t bother you anymore. The fact that you could take a bath in a sweat pore didn’t bother you. The fact that you could live comfortably in one of the wrinkles on Rachel’s lips didn’t bother you. Nothing could bother you right now as you experienced real physical contact with another person since shrinking to microscopic proportions on Christmas.
“What’s going on here?”
Everything was a blur next, you felt yourself being pulled away from the glossy, soft comfort of Rachel’s lips and being held hundreds of miles in the air between two mountains sized fingers. Far, far away, you see your mother’s face, red and angry, and Rachel even further away, looking embarrassed.
“How dare you do this to my son! You could have killed him or worse! What were you thinking? Get out! Get out! Get Out!” The volume of your mom’s voice makes you tremble all over and get dizzy. Everything is so different at your near particle size, you’re mother’s voice could send you rocketing back if not for her grip on you. With your head still throbbing from your mom’s booming screams, you watched Rachel grab her clothes of the floor, give you one last look and rush out of the room. You think this might be the last time you will ever see Rachel again.
“The nerve of her,” your mother huffs and slowly carries you over to a tall dresser. Placing you carefully down, she looks at her dot of a son with a frazzled smile. “Last time we’ll be seeing her.”
“But wait! Mom, you can’t!” You begin to scream, but your mother either ignores you or can’t hear you right now, considering your size it’s probably the latter. Watching her go, you slump back onto your butt, lost in thought over what your life had become.
Being only 1/100th of an inch tall had been no walk in the park, but growing up that size, you learned to adapt. But this near size, so small the tinniest bug was the size of Godzilla, was horrible in so many more ways. You couldn’t leave the house, everything was a threat to you and now you couldn’t even be with Rachel. You have nothing now. This wasn’t life, it was a life sentence. You know what you need to do.
“What’s going on here?”
Everything was a blur next, you felt yourself being pulled away from the glossy, soft comfort of Rachel’s lips and being held hundreds of miles in the air between two mountains sized fingers. Far, far away, you see your mother’s face, red and angry, and Rachel even further away, looking embarrassed.
“How dare you do this to my son! You could have killed him or worse! What were you thinking? Get out! Get out! Get Out!” The volume of your mom’s voice makes you tremble all over and get dizzy. Everything is so different at your near particle size, you’re mother’s voice could send you rocketing back if not for her grip on you. With your head still throbbing from your mom’s booming screams, you watched Rachel grab her clothes of the floor, give you one last look and rush out of the room. You think this might be the last time you will ever see Rachel again.
“The nerve of her,” your mother huffs and slowly carries you over to a tall dresser. Placing you carefully down, she looks at her dot of a son with a frazzled smile. “Last time we’ll be seeing her.”
“But wait! Mom, you can’t!” You begin to scream, but your mother either ignores you or can’t hear you right now, considering your size it’s probably the latter. Watching her go, you slump back onto your butt, lost in thought over what your life had become.
Being only 1/100th of an inch tall had been no walk in the park, but growing up that size, you learned to adapt. But this near size, so small the tinniest bug was the size of Godzilla, was horrible in so many more ways. You couldn’t leave the house, everything was a threat to you and now you couldn’t even be with Rachel. You have nothing now. This wasn’t life, it was a life sentence. You know what you need to do.
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