A call for Help
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 20
by
copier
· original author:
penslayer5
From what Debbie was able to gather, her husband was somewhere downtown trying to find a place to setup the prototype shrink ray proper and needed an extra set of hands.
"At least he's not having an affair." The older woman sighed.
It was dumb to think about such things while there was an emotionally damaged giantess on the loose, but she couldn't help it. It was far too easy for a man to fall to temptation, especially when working side-by-side for hours with a younger member of the fairer sex.
Debbie shook her head. "I really should have more faith in Steve."
She forgot about the water and returned to Beth who looked to have settled down quite a bit since their last conversation. She handed the ditsy blonde back her phone and explained the situation.
"I understand. I'll go get my car keys." Beth spoke nervously.
Debbie didn't blame her for being nervous. Nothing in the science safety manual explained what to do in the event of a giant woman attack. Honestly, she was handling the situation a lot better than most would in her shoes.
As the blonde ran off to retrieve her car keys, Debbie turned her attention back to Cody's remains. She couldn't just leave him here and if anyone else found him it would raise far too many questions. With a sigh she walked over to the sack and closed it up tight before dragging it over the newly installed incinerator she remembered Steve gushing about.
"I'm so sorry about this." Debbie whispered. "I promise I'll make this up to you."
With her peace said, she dumped the body inside and turned up the dial on the wall. The mounted device came to life as blue flames quickly consumed the sack and everything in it. Debbie just stood there with a blank expression as she watched it all burn.
It was in that moment that Beth finally returned. "Mrs. Jordan...? Oh! You found the incinerator."
Beth loved the incinerator, or to be more precise, she loved throwing things into the incinerator and watching the flames dance. Steve told her not to play with it but she did from time-to-time when he wasn't around to tell her not to.
"Let's go." Debbie whispered after cranking the dial back down to zero.
Beth nodded and the pair began to take their leave, leaving behind nothing but ashes and the melted remains of the device that kickstarted everything.
"At least he's not having an affair." The older woman sighed.
It was dumb to think about such things while there was an emotionally damaged giantess on the loose, but she couldn't help it. It was far too easy for a man to fall to temptation, especially when working side-by-side for hours with a younger member of the fairer sex.
Debbie shook her head. "I really should have more faith in Steve."
She forgot about the water and returned to Beth who looked to have settled down quite a bit since their last conversation. She handed the ditsy blonde back her phone and explained the situation.
"I understand. I'll go get my car keys." Beth spoke nervously.
Debbie didn't blame her for being nervous. Nothing in the science safety manual explained what to do in the event of a giant woman attack. Honestly, she was handling the situation a lot better than most would in her shoes.
As the blonde ran off to retrieve her car keys, Debbie turned her attention back to Cody's remains. She couldn't just leave him here and if anyone else found him it would raise far too many questions. With a sigh she walked over to the sack and closed it up tight before dragging it over the newly installed incinerator she remembered Steve gushing about.
"I'm so sorry about this." Debbie whispered. "I promise I'll make this up to you."
With her peace said, she dumped the body inside and turned up the dial on the wall. The mounted device came to life as blue flames quickly consumed the sack and everything in it. Debbie just stood there with a blank expression as she watched it all burn.
It was in that moment that Beth finally returned. "Mrs. Jordan...? Oh! You found the incinerator."
Beth loved the incinerator, or to be more precise, she loved throwing things into the incinerator and watching the flames dance. Steve told her not to play with it but she did from time-to-time when he wasn't around to tell her not to.
"Let's go." Debbie whispered after cranking the dial back down to zero.
Beth nodded and the pair began to take their leave, leaving behind nothing but ashes and the melted remains of the device that kickstarted everything.
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