Release Lauren outside
The Women Are Shrinking!
chapter 6
by
copier
· original author:
marcinballa
Standing there in her lovely kitchen and feeling under the weather, Carrie pondered what to do with her new catch. She had absolutely zero tolerance for insects, especially in her own home. Carrie wasn't the kind of woman who screamed at the sight of bugs and ran until her husband or son could kill them. No, she was willing to crush them under hand and foot, as long as it meant the disgusting creatures learned their lesson and were kept out of her lovely home.
As much as she wanted to squeeze her fingers together and feel the bug burst, or drop her onto the ground and pulverize her underneath her foot, something was telling Carrie not to. She couldn't put her finger on it, but she did not want to kill this insect. Perhaps it was some sub-conscious motherly instinct that recognized Lauren, even if Carrie herself could not.
"Well bug, it's your lucky day," Carrie said and she began walking towards the front door of her house.
Lauren still felt sick and did not feel particularly lucky. She had no idea what was about to become of her, only that it seemed like she would not be squished today. "Fuck it, I guess I'll take it," Lauren said to herself, and collapsed in the palm of her mother's hand in shock.
Walking outside, Carrie strolled over to her garden. She knelt down, and Lauren rolled off her palm towards the dirt below.
Lauren screamed the entire way down. She hit the dirt with a thud. "ALRIGHT BUGGY, YOU'RE FREE TO GO," her mother teased and began to walk off towards the house.
"Mom wait! Come back! What about me?!" Lauren yelled in frustration. She began to take in the sights around her. She was essentially in a jungle. The garden seemed to stretch on for miles. It was mostly covered with flowers which shielded Lauren from the son.
"Well, at least I'm not dead," the tiny girl mumbled. Knowing her only course of rescue was to get back to the house, Lauren started her trek. Every now and then she would hear a bird call or a wasp buzz and would collapse on the ground, covering her head and trying to blend in.
She was nearly out of the garden, when a massive shadow covered her body. Lauren turned in fear. What she saw caused her to drop to the ground and scream. What was Lauren looking at?
As much as she wanted to squeeze her fingers together and feel the bug burst, or drop her onto the ground and pulverize her underneath her foot, something was telling Carrie not to. She couldn't put her finger on it, but she did not want to kill this insect. Perhaps it was some sub-conscious motherly instinct that recognized Lauren, even if Carrie herself could not.
"Well bug, it's your lucky day," Carrie said and she began walking towards the front door of her house.
Lauren still felt sick and did not feel particularly lucky. She had no idea what was about to become of her, only that it seemed like she would not be squished today. "Fuck it, I guess I'll take it," Lauren said to herself, and collapsed in the palm of her mother's hand in shock.
Walking outside, Carrie strolled over to her garden. She knelt down, and Lauren rolled off her palm towards the dirt below.
Lauren screamed the entire way down. She hit the dirt with a thud. "ALRIGHT BUGGY, YOU'RE FREE TO GO," her mother teased and began to walk off towards the house.
"Mom wait! Come back! What about me?!" Lauren yelled in frustration. She began to take in the sights around her. She was essentially in a jungle. The garden seemed to stretch on for miles. It was mostly covered with flowers which shielded Lauren from the son.
"Well, at least I'm not dead," the tiny girl mumbled. Knowing her only course of rescue was to get back to the house, Lauren started her trek. Every now and then she would hear a bird call or a wasp buzz and would collapse on the ground, covering her head and trying to blend in.
She was nearly out of the garden, when a massive shadow covered her body. Lauren turned in fear. What she saw caused her to drop to the ground and scream. What was Lauren looking at?
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November 12
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