Hidden from View
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 79
by
copier
· original author:
penslayer5
As Debbie was about to give up her search, she spotted another figure trying to scurry into another building across the complex. Not wanting to let a potential source of information slip through her fingers, she quickly caught up to the tiny and plucked them from behind.
"Hey?! Let me down!" They cried out.
The familiar sounding voice of the person she just grabbed left the giantess in shock. She brought the normal sized human up to her face and her eyes widened a fraction as she took in their obviously frightened features.
"L-Lisa?!" Debbie breathed.
"H-Hi mom." She stammered.
The older woman was torn between being overjoyed at seeing her daughter and pained that said daughter appeared to be scared to death of her. It honestly made sense if she watched the news. It's not as if she'd been the most careful and peaceful giantess out there. She'd killed those men and woman from the Giantess Task Force.
"It's okay baby. I'm not gonna hurt you." She spoke gently.
While it was nice to hear that her mother didn't plan to hurt her, that didn't make Lisa any less wary. Her mother was still working with a giant serial killer and instead of using the shrink ray to cut her down to size, she let the dark-haired woman move about unchecked.
"You'll have to forgive me if I'm a bit skeptical." Lisa replied nervously.
Hearing that admittedly stung to Debbie. "I promise, I'm not going to hurt you."
"What about your partner. I don't think she'd have any qualms." The tiny teen argued.
"Erica's just a pawn, that's it." Debbie lied. She didn't know what Erica was anymore.
Lisa didn't believe her. Whenever her mother lied her eyes would wander. It was a tell she learned to pick up on as she grew older. It only became more prevalent around Christmas time and whenever it was time to go to the dentist after a very fruitful Halloween.
"It sure doesn't seem like it." Lisa responded. "You could end this at any time and the fact that you haven't really says a lot don't you think."
Debbie's grip on the shrink ray tightened. "I'm just trying to survive. Prison wasn't safe anymore and the inmates-"
Her voice was cut off by the sound of footsteps.
"Debbie?" Erica called as she rounded the corner. "You find your little Einstein yet?"
"N-Not yet." The older woman blushed as she stood ramrod straight.
Unlike her daughter, Erica didn't know Debbie well enough to pick out her tells or the fact that her eyes had veered just slightly to the upper left.
"Whatever. Big brain's clearly not here so let's just level the place and get a move on."
"Right." Debbie sighed as she thanked her lucky stars she was able to hide Lisa from view. "I'll start down here, and you can start over there."
Erica smiled. "Finally! That cleaning lady does good work by the way, better than any floss that's for sure."
The older woman's heart dropped.
She then blushed when she felt movement inside her outfit. Why did she have to panic and hide her daughter in her...
"Hey?! Let me down!" They cried out.
The familiar sounding voice of the person she just grabbed left the giantess in shock. She brought the normal sized human up to her face and her eyes widened a fraction as she took in their obviously frightened features.
"L-Lisa?!" Debbie breathed.
"H-Hi mom." She stammered.
The older woman was torn between being overjoyed at seeing her daughter and pained that said daughter appeared to be scared to death of her. It honestly made sense if she watched the news. It's not as if she'd been the most careful and peaceful giantess out there. She'd killed those men and woman from the Giantess Task Force.
"It's okay baby. I'm not gonna hurt you." She spoke gently.
While it was nice to hear that her mother didn't plan to hurt her, that didn't make Lisa any less wary. Her mother was still working with a giant serial killer and instead of using the shrink ray to cut her down to size, she let the dark-haired woman move about unchecked.
"You'll have to forgive me if I'm a bit skeptical." Lisa replied nervously.
Hearing that admittedly stung to Debbie. "I promise, I'm not going to hurt you."
"What about your partner. I don't think she'd have any qualms." The tiny teen argued.
"Erica's just a pawn, that's it." Debbie lied. She didn't know what Erica was anymore.
Lisa didn't believe her. Whenever her mother lied her eyes would wander. It was a tell she learned to pick up on as she grew older. It only became more prevalent around Christmas time and whenever it was time to go to the dentist after a very fruitful Halloween.
"It sure doesn't seem like it." Lisa responded. "You could end this at any time and the fact that you haven't really says a lot don't you think."
Debbie's grip on the shrink ray tightened. "I'm just trying to survive. Prison wasn't safe anymore and the inmates-"
Her voice was cut off by the sound of footsteps.
"Debbie?" Erica called as she rounded the corner. "You find your little Einstein yet?"
"N-Not yet." The older woman blushed as she stood ramrod straight.
Unlike her daughter, Erica didn't know Debbie well enough to pick out her tells or the fact that her eyes had veered just slightly to the upper left.
"Whatever. Big brain's clearly not here so let's just level the place and get a move on."
"Right." Debbie sighed as she thanked her lucky stars she was able to hide Lisa from view. "I'll start down here, and you can start over there."
Erica smiled. "Finally! That cleaning lady does good work by the way, better than any floss that's for sure."
The older woman's heart dropped.
She then blushed when she felt movement inside her outfit. Why did she have to panic and hide her daughter in her...
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