Lisa Takes Off
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 74
by
copier
· original author:
penslayer5
Lisa knew this was probably the worst idea she's ever had, but she just couldn't sit around and do nothing while her mother and a serial killer joined forces to devastate the town. It didn't make any sense. Her mother was a good woman so why was she suddenly acting like a violent psychopath?
"Dad's notes are all I have to go on." She told herself as she stole a bike from the motel parking lot. Someone hadn't chained it down and it was the stealthiest option available to her. No way was she about to try and sneak into her dad's room just to swipe the car keys.
As she pedaled down the road, she thought about the best place to start her search for answers. Home was the most obvious choice but at the same time she may accidentally run into her mother or Erica. It just made sense that home would be the first place her mother would go after escaping incarceration.
"Dad's lab it is." Lisa sighed. As far as she knew, her mother didn't know where her dad's new lab was located. She remembered him telling the family after the military offered him a huge grant to develop his technology and then going out to Pizza Hut to celebrate. But this meant she would probably run into the military.
That possibility made her pale. She could actually end up getting shot or brought into federal custody. No doubt they would try to interrogate her for her father's whereabouts if they weren't actively looking for him already. God damn it! She really hoped she didn't wind up on the business end of Army 45.
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Steve let out a small grumble as he began to stir from his sleep. His motel room was completely covered in darkness with the exception of the streetlights outside peeking through the drawn curtains. To his left was Beth who was still fast asleep after another much needed session of stress relief.
The tired scientist sighed as he peered into the darkened ceiling. He couldn't help but think about his wife and how things had gone so horribly wrong. She was a nurse for God's sake and took the same oath as any other medical professional to do no harm. So why? Why had she abandoned her morals and killed those men.
The Giantess Task force could have easily been swept aside or avoided. There was no need to kill them. He could take it. He gently slid out of bed and made his way towards the bathroom. Once inside he felt around for the light and found his reflection staring back at him in the mirror.
Debbie always said he was a handsome man, but he honestly didn't see it at the moment. He looked tired, older, as if he'd just aged another ten years. He turned the knob on the sink and cupped himself a hand of cold water and splashed it onto his face. He needed to calm down and think about his next move.
He had to get himself, the kids, and Beth out of the path of the giants. He had to find a way to avoid the United States Military and somehow clean up this mess before this new rampage claimed even more lives than the first.
"What can I do?" He asked himself.
Steve didn't have the answer, and he wouldn't find it tonight. He left the bathroom and returned to bed. He held Beth close and prayed that tomorrow would be better.
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Lisa eventually ditched her bike behind a tree before taking cover behind a local mailbox. Across the street was a large metal gate and security cameras. Behind it was what appeared to be a run-of-the-mill office complex, but it was anything but. It was her father's new lab, generously provided and paid for by the Unted States Military.
"I don't see any guards." Lisa thought.
Maybe they'd been called away to help deal with the giantess problem. That certainly made the most sense. All hands-on deck and all that. The only question now was how was she supposed to sneak in without altering anyone who may or may not still be in the building?
"Think Lisa! Think!"
How was she supposed to successfully sneak into a government facility?
"Dad's notes are all I have to go on." She told herself as she stole a bike from the motel parking lot. Someone hadn't chained it down and it was the stealthiest option available to her. No way was she about to try and sneak into her dad's room just to swipe the car keys.
As she pedaled down the road, she thought about the best place to start her search for answers. Home was the most obvious choice but at the same time she may accidentally run into her mother or Erica. It just made sense that home would be the first place her mother would go after escaping incarceration.
"Dad's lab it is." Lisa sighed. As far as she knew, her mother didn't know where her dad's new lab was located. She remembered him telling the family after the military offered him a huge grant to develop his technology and then going out to Pizza Hut to celebrate. But this meant she would probably run into the military.
That possibility made her pale. She could actually end up getting shot or brought into federal custody. No doubt they would try to interrogate her for her father's whereabouts if they weren't actively looking for him already. God damn it! She really hoped she didn't wind up on the business end of Army 45.
______
Steve let out a small grumble as he began to stir from his sleep. His motel room was completely covered in darkness with the exception of the streetlights outside peeking through the drawn curtains. To his left was Beth who was still fast asleep after another much needed session of stress relief.
The tired scientist sighed as he peered into the darkened ceiling. He couldn't help but think about his wife and how things had gone so horribly wrong. She was a nurse for God's sake and took the same oath as any other medical professional to do no harm. So why? Why had she abandoned her morals and killed those men.
The Giantess Task force could have easily been swept aside or avoided. There was no need to kill them. He could take it. He gently slid out of bed and made his way towards the bathroom. Once inside he felt around for the light and found his reflection staring back at him in the mirror.
Debbie always said he was a handsome man, but he honestly didn't see it at the moment. He looked tired, older, as if he'd just aged another ten years. He turned the knob on the sink and cupped himself a hand of cold water and splashed it onto his face. He needed to calm down and think about his next move.
He had to get himself, the kids, and Beth out of the path of the giants. He had to find a way to avoid the United States Military and somehow clean up this mess before this new rampage claimed even more lives than the first.
"What can I do?" He asked himself.
Steve didn't have the answer, and he wouldn't find it tonight. He left the bathroom and returned to bed. He held Beth close and prayed that tomorrow would be better.
______
Lisa eventually ditched her bike behind a tree before taking cover behind a local mailbox. Across the street was a large metal gate and security cameras. Behind it was what appeared to be a run-of-the-mill office complex, but it was anything but. It was her father's new lab, generously provided and paid for by the Unted States Military.
"I don't see any guards." Lisa thought.
Maybe they'd been called away to help deal with the giantess problem. That certainly made the most sense. All hands-on deck and all that. The only question now was how was she supposed to sneak in without altering anyone who may or may not still be in the building?
"Think Lisa! Think!"
How was she supposed to successfully sneak into a government facility?
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