Erica Squats Over the Canoe
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 25
by
copier
· original author:
pats2015
The two women managed to hide themselves under the canoe just as Erica approached the water. For the time being they were safe. Debbie did her best to keep Beth calm in their makeshift shelter even as the water level rose as massive waves rippled through the water. The rising tide was no doubt a result of Erica walking out into the water. Why? Debbie had no clue and instead focused on keeping her young companion calm.
"Beth just keep your head above the water and everything will be alright." Debbie said this before getting a mouthful of disgusting pond in her her mouth.
"But why is she here? Did she follow us?"
"Don't be silly Beth. She probably just came to wash off like us. Then she'll be on her way."
After a few moments the sounds of sloshing water and heavy footsteps ceased.
Debbie and Beth floated silently in the water.
"She stopped. Maybe she's going to turn around and leave."
"I don't think so Beth."
Suddenly from above they heard the hard pitter-patter of water drops hitting the canoe.
"It's raining."
The sound of water enventually escalated into a steady stream.
"I don't think that's rain Beth." Debbie said noticing the water around them suddenly getting warmer and an overwhelming acrid smell in the air.
"Oh my God! She pissing on us."
As if on cue the what had been a steady stream turned into a firehouse and battered their canoe.
"Beth whatever you do don't leave the canoe. It will be over soon."
"But Debbie it's so disgusting." Beth began to sob.
"I know it is, but we have to stay hidden."
Above the surface Erica continued to empty her bladder into the pond. At her size their was nowhere where her doing normal bodily functions wouldn't be devastating. Just because she was giant now didn't mean she wasn't human and when you gotta go, you gotta go. At least here she had some privacy. Finding the overturned canoe in the pond's center she did take some joy in having a target to aim for while she did her business. All the while numerous fish and frogs floated up to the surface dead.
"Beth just keep your head above the water and everything will be alright." Debbie said this before getting a mouthful of disgusting pond in her her mouth.
"But why is she here? Did she follow us?"
"Don't be silly Beth. She probably just came to wash off like us. Then she'll be on her way."
After a few moments the sounds of sloshing water and heavy footsteps ceased.
Debbie and Beth floated silently in the water.
"She stopped. Maybe she's going to turn around and leave."
"I don't think so Beth."
Suddenly from above they heard the hard pitter-patter of water drops hitting the canoe.
"It's raining."
The sound of water enventually escalated into a steady stream.
"I don't think that's rain Beth." Debbie said noticing the water around them suddenly getting warmer and an overwhelming acrid smell in the air.
"Oh my God! She pissing on us."
As if on cue the what had been a steady stream turned into a firehouse and battered their canoe.
"Beth whatever you do don't leave the canoe. It will be over soon."
"But Debbie it's so disgusting." Beth began to sob.
"I know it is, but we have to stay hidden."
Above the surface Erica continued to empty her bladder into the pond. At her size their was nowhere where her doing normal bodily functions wouldn't be devastating. Just because she was giant now didn't mean she wasn't human and when you gotta go, you gotta go. At least here she had some privacy. Finding the overturned canoe in the pond's center she did take some joy in having a target to aim for while she did her business. All the while numerous fish and frogs floated up to the surface dead.
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