Follow Debbie as she is taken to the teen's...
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 9
by
copier
· original author:
hiddenapple
Debbie sat on the plastic bed, sobbing into her hands. She was grieving and upset with her self. Hating that she hadn't jumped when she had the chance. Now she was separated from her dear son and who knew where she was being taken! Her own son was somewhere in the damned yard sale surrounded by giants.
She didn't know what happened to him as she forced herself to look up out of her cupped hands. Her snot dripping with the tears as she glanced at the window. She was no longer seeing the outside world of a giant neighborhood. Instead it was a giant hallway's wall going past.
"If only... I w-wasn't a coward!"
Debbie sobbed loudly before slamming her fist into her bare knees. She had no idea where she was taken, or by whom. She had no idea how to reunite with her son or get back home. All because she had chickened out of jumping when she saw the immense floor. But she was only human!
Who could look out a seven story tall building's window and then jump!? It was to scary! She didn't want to die! That's why she throw herself back into the dollhouse bedroom. She was a coward.
Now she had no choice but to sit on that plastic bed and wait. Wait for the dollhouse to be placed down and eventually be found.
Mitch was an only child, he had no little sisters or brothers nor any older ones. His parents only wanted one child and they had him. So what he was a sixteen year old holding a dollhouse meant for little girls? It was for a school project, a stupid diorama for his economy class in highschool. A project that was meant to describe suburban life style, for a simple extra credit. That way he could turn his failing grade into a borderline passing one and not have to attend summer school.
But it did help he didn't have any siblings, that would make fun of him if they saw him carrying the pink colored dollhouse...
"It's for school.... It's for school..."
Mitch sighed lowly, okay he was a typical teenager that cared for what people thought of him. He didn't want to get bullied!
"Maybe I can spray paint it black or something?"
Mitch thought aloud while glancing down to the roof of the dollhouse. Unaware that it was also the section that could be opened up. The same section where if it was opened, one could easily see Debbie sitting on the bed inside.
But of course Mitch didn't know that or Debbie, yet. As he walked through the entrance of his mom's house. Before going up the stairs, thankfully said mother was at work and wouldn't be home until seven. Which gave him plenty of time to bury himself in his project. And hopefully get it to a point where someone wouldn't doubt for a second the dollhouse was a project for school.
Plus it was a Friday night, and his mom promised to bring pizza after work. So he was even more driven to hammer this project out, so he could relax and enjoy the greasy food later.
"Not like I need to do much any way..."
That was the glorious part of the dollhouse. He didn't have to build a prop house for his project! Half the work was already done and for a measly five dollar bill! Sure it was a lot for someone his age, but his summer was on the line!
The rest of the work, was just type out, estimate of prices for bills, and taxes such a dollhouse would have if it was a real house and a person was to live in it! Stuff he could easily find online, other then that he had to remove all the props in it, and tape up the fake window openings and doors. so he could spray paint it tomorrow morning without ruining the insides.
That little effort could possibly help convince his economic teacher, Mrs travel, that he didn't simply cheese the project. And he did put thought into it!
"Alright... Shouldn't take more then an hour or two.."
Mitch nodded as he lifted a knee to prop up the large dollhouse. That way he could spare his left hand to open his bedroom door. As it swung up, he smiled seeing the neatly made bed. Thanking his mom for tidying up his room before she went to work. Though he was never a messy guy, after all his mom was single and worked herself to the bone for him. He was grateful for everything she did.
Plus It gave him one less thing to do! Meaning he has more time to focus on the dollhouse. Which he carried through his clean room and placed down on his computer desk. After he pushed the keyboard slightly away to make room, before he plopped down on to his chair.
Debbie was staring fearfully up at the ceiling. Each time she heard the giant speaking, it caused her to flinch. After all it was a stranger she had never even met before. And now she was basically abducted by him! All that separated her tiny body from being spotted by his massive eyes. Was a cheap measly dollhouse roof. One that had hinges meant for girls to open up for their Barbies to be shoved in to it.
But at the sound of an massive door opening, Debbie glanced back toward the window. She watched as the unknown teenager stepped into the bedroom. Though she didn't know whether to be relieved at The spotless room or not. After all surely some one who was much clearer then her son had to be... Nice?
As he walked through the room she was able to get more of a clearly look. His room seemed almost like a normal teen's room just without the mess. You had video games, a TV, and game system she was going to refer to as a Nintendo (it wasn't a Nintendo), he had a computer and desk. He even had a few figures of cartoon (anime) girls. Of course everything was gigantic to Debbie. A video game box was basically the size of a pool. The TV, twice as big as a Cinemark screen, maybe even three times. The desk, a football stadium length, the computer screen was the size of a cinema screen.
But the cartoon (anime) figures? The one with a skimpy highschool girl outfit and red hair, had to be three times, Debbie's height! If she stood next to it, she doubt she would even passed the girl's thigh! Though she wished the figure had more... Modest clothes that covered her butt better. And that was just one of the couple of figures he had.
"Ah!"
But debbie yelped when suddenly the giant dollhouse was placed roughly on top of the desk. Sending her crashing to its floor on her side. Before a second thud and temor happened. She didn't know what caused the second one (dollhouse pushing keyboard away), but she did know her head was going hurt tomorrow. as she knocked it against the floor again.
As she groaned and slowly sat up. Her eyes and glasses were at level with the fake window. Her jaw dropping as she looked out and at the giant desk rolling chair. Or rather the person now sitting on it. The giant teenager looked younger then her son, but much more GIANT. As he loomed just outside the fake window. He had to be five maybe seven times the size of the doll house. And to her mini size, probably over fifty feet tall!
"Holy shit..."
Debbie gasped as he was the second person she had seen normal sized up close. The first being her new abandoned and stranded son. But as she looked at his white skin and short black hair that covered half his forehead. Debbie gulped as he glanced at both the dollhouse and then to the computer screen next to it.
Since she was apparently not as brave as she wanted to be. Debbie couldn't move as she stared agaped at the giant teen. She didn't dare wave her hands or shout to him. And she couldn't move away from the window or stop staring up at his massive slim form.
She wasn't the one making the decision here. her fate may as well be in his giant overpowering hands.
She didn't know what happened to him as she forced herself to look up out of her cupped hands. Her snot dripping with the tears as she glanced at the window. She was no longer seeing the outside world of a giant neighborhood. Instead it was a giant hallway's wall going past.
"If only... I w-wasn't a coward!"
Debbie sobbed loudly before slamming her fist into her bare knees. She had no idea where she was taken, or by whom. She had no idea how to reunite with her son or get back home. All because she had chickened out of jumping when she saw the immense floor. But she was only human!
Who could look out a seven story tall building's window and then jump!? It was to scary! She didn't want to die! That's why she throw herself back into the dollhouse bedroom. She was a coward.
Now she had no choice but to sit on that plastic bed and wait. Wait for the dollhouse to be placed down and eventually be found.
Mitch was an only child, he had no little sisters or brothers nor any older ones. His parents only wanted one child and they had him. So what he was a sixteen year old holding a dollhouse meant for little girls? It was for a school project, a stupid diorama for his economy class in highschool. A project that was meant to describe suburban life style, for a simple extra credit. That way he could turn his failing grade into a borderline passing one and not have to attend summer school.
But it did help he didn't have any siblings, that would make fun of him if they saw him carrying the pink colored dollhouse...
"It's for school.... It's for school..."
Mitch sighed lowly, okay he was a typical teenager that cared for what people thought of him. He didn't want to get bullied!
"Maybe I can spray paint it black or something?"
Mitch thought aloud while glancing down to the roof of the dollhouse. Unaware that it was also the section that could be opened up. The same section where if it was opened, one could easily see Debbie sitting on the bed inside.
But of course Mitch didn't know that or Debbie, yet. As he walked through the entrance of his mom's house. Before going up the stairs, thankfully said mother was at work and wouldn't be home until seven. Which gave him plenty of time to bury himself in his project. And hopefully get it to a point where someone wouldn't doubt for a second the dollhouse was a project for school.
Plus it was a Friday night, and his mom promised to bring pizza after work. So he was even more driven to hammer this project out, so he could relax and enjoy the greasy food later.
"Not like I need to do much any way..."
That was the glorious part of the dollhouse. He didn't have to build a prop house for his project! Half the work was already done and for a measly five dollar bill! Sure it was a lot for someone his age, but his summer was on the line!
The rest of the work, was just type out, estimate of prices for bills, and taxes such a dollhouse would have if it was a real house and a person was to live in it! Stuff he could easily find online, other then that he had to remove all the props in it, and tape up the fake window openings and doors. so he could spray paint it tomorrow morning without ruining the insides.
That little effort could possibly help convince his economic teacher, Mrs travel, that he didn't simply cheese the project. And he did put thought into it!
"Alright... Shouldn't take more then an hour or two.."
Mitch nodded as he lifted a knee to prop up the large dollhouse. That way he could spare his left hand to open his bedroom door. As it swung up, he smiled seeing the neatly made bed. Thanking his mom for tidying up his room before she went to work. Though he was never a messy guy, after all his mom was single and worked herself to the bone for him. He was grateful for everything she did.
Plus It gave him one less thing to do! Meaning he has more time to focus on the dollhouse. Which he carried through his clean room and placed down on his computer desk. After he pushed the keyboard slightly away to make room, before he plopped down on to his chair.
Debbie was staring fearfully up at the ceiling. Each time she heard the giant speaking, it caused her to flinch. After all it was a stranger she had never even met before. And now she was basically abducted by him! All that separated her tiny body from being spotted by his massive eyes. Was a cheap measly dollhouse roof. One that had hinges meant for girls to open up for their Barbies to be shoved in to it.
But at the sound of an massive door opening, Debbie glanced back toward the window. She watched as the unknown teenager stepped into the bedroom. Though she didn't know whether to be relieved at The spotless room or not. After all surely some one who was much clearer then her son had to be... Nice?
As he walked through the room she was able to get more of a clearly look. His room seemed almost like a normal teen's room just without the mess. You had video games, a TV, and game system she was going to refer to as a Nintendo (it wasn't a Nintendo), he had a computer and desk. He even had a few figures of cartoon (anime) girls. Of course everything was gigantic to Debbie. A video game box was basically the size of a pool. The TV, twice as big as a Cinemark screen, maybe even three times. The desk, a football stadium length, the computer screen was the size of a cinema screen.
But the cartoon (anime) figures? The one with a skimpy highschool girl outfit and red hair, had to be three times, Debbie's height! If she stood next to it, she doubt she would even passed the girl's thigh! Though she wished the figure had more... Modest clothes that covered her butt better. And that was just one of the couple of figures he had.
"Ah!"
But debbie yelped when suddenly the giant dollhouse was placed roughly on top of the desk. Sending her crashing to its floor on her side. Before a second thud and temor happened. She didn't know what caused the second one (dollhouse pushing keyboard away), but she did know her head was going hurt tomorrow. as she knocked it against the floor again.
As she groaned and slowly sat up. Her eyes and glasses were at level with the fake window. Her jaw dropping as she looked out and at the giant desk rolling chair. Or rather the person now sitting on it. The giant teenager looked younger then her son, but much more GIANT. As he loomed just outside the fake window. He had to be five maybe seven times the size of the doll house. And to her mini size, probably over fifty feet tall!
"Holy shit..."
Debbie gasped as he was the second person she had seen normal sized up close. The first being her new abandoned and stranded son. But as she looked at his white skin and short black hair that covered half his forehead. Debbie gulped as he glanced at both the dollhouse and then to the computer screen next to it.
Since she was apparently not as brave as she wanted to be. Debbie couldn't move as she stared agaped at the giant teen. She didn't dare wave her hands or shout to him. And she couldn't move away from the window or stop staring up at his massive slim form.
She wasn't the one making the decision here. her fate may as well be in his giant overpowering hands.
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