No Crying Over Spilled Milk
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 77
by
copier
· original author:
pats2015
Derek slowly approached the giant hanging sock in the distance. He stifled back gags from the smell that wafted off the giant article of clothing. He could only imagine how much worse it smelled inside.
As Derek drew closer he thought he could here several sounds coming from inside the sock. Between the rustle of wind and the loud snoring coming from Debbie he couldn't quite make out if the sounds were words or not. If they were in fact words than those were people that Erica intended to eat in only a few short hours. If this was the case Derek couldn't just leave them to be eaten. Still he had to be sure before he took such a risk.
Derek got closer and closer until he was just underneath the hanging sock. He looked up waited for whatever was trapped to call out again.
"Mooooooo! Mooooooo! Mooooooo!"
Derek nearly had a heart attack as he fell on his ass from shock. As he stared back up and could clearly make out several hoofed legs kicking and heard a symphony several more moos.
"Thank god." he thought. "They're only cows." Derek breathed a sigh of relief, for now.
He knew from Erica's first rampage that she had no qualms about eating anyone unlucky enough to cross her path. He worried she had reverted back to her old ways and this time may be trying to force his mom to join in. Luckily that wasn't the case. At least for the time being.
Maybe Erica really was trying to be better this time around. Or maybe she had looked but could find anyone so she instead settled for some cows she stumbled across. The jury was still out on that one. All that mattered for Derek was it wasn't his problem and he could get out of here before Erica decided to have a midnight snack.
As much as it sucked for the cows and he supposed for their owner who would wake up to a bunch of missing cows, it made sense. Debbie and Erica would need to eat something while they were this big and cows were probably the most calorie dense animals around, besides the obvious. Who was he to get in the way of the new food chain? Not to mention risk his own hide for a bunch of smelly cows that were destined to be slaughtered anyway.
As Derek started to put some distance between him and the two sleeping behemoths a thought struck him. If Erica had found some cows that meant there must be a farm nearby. If there was a farm there had to be some sort of barn that would make for one thing neither his mom nor Erica could hope to find at their size. A roof over his head.
Luckily for Derek finding the farm was as easy as following the giant footprints Erica had left in the ground. After almost a mile but what probably just a little walk for the giantess Derek emerged from a field to see a small red barn in the distance. The sight was like an oasis in the desert for the exhausted teen. He sprinted the 30 yards and swung open the heavy front door to see that...
As Derek drew closer he thought he could here several sounds coming from inside the sock. Between the rustle of wind and the loud snoring coming from Debbie he couldn't quite make out if the sounds were words or not. If they were in fact words than those were people that Erica intended to eat in only a few short hours. If this was the case Derek couldn't just leave them to be eaten. Still he had to be sure before he took such a risk.
Derek got closer and closer until he was just underneath the hanging sock. He looked up waited for whatever was trapped to call out again.
"Mooooooo! Mooooooo! Mooooooo!"
Derek nearly had a heart attack as he fell on his ass from shock. As he stared back up and could clearly make out several hoofed legs kicking and heard a symphony several more moos.
"Thank god." he thought. "They're only cows." Derek breathed a sigh of relief, for now.
He knew from Erica's first rampage that she had no qualms about eating anyone unlucky enough to cross her path. He worried she had reverted back to her old ways and this time may be trying to force his mom to join in. Luckily that wasn't the case. At least for the time being.
Maybe Erica really was trying to be better this time around. Or maybe she had looked but could find anyone so she instead settled for some cows she stumbled across. The jury was still out on that one. All that mattered for Derek was it wasn't his problem and he could get out of here before Erica decided to have a midnight snack.
As much as it sucked for the cows and he supposed for their owner who would wake up to a bunch of missing cows, it made sense. Debbie and Erica would need to eat something while they were this big and cows were probably the most calorie dense animals around, besides the obvious. Who was he to get in the way of the new food chain? Not to mention risk his own hide for a bunch of smelly cows that were destined to be slaughtered anyway.
As Derek started to put some distance between him and the two sleeping behemoths a thought struck him. If Erica had found some cows that meant there must be a farm nearby. If there was a farm there had to be some sort of barn that would make for one thing neither his mom nor Erica could hope to find at their size. A roof over his head.
Luckily for Derek finding the farm was as easy as following the giant footprints Erica had left in the ground. After almost a mile but what probably just a little walk for the giantess Derek emerged from a field to see a small red barn in the distance. The sight was like an oasis in the desert for the exhausted teen. He sprinted the 30 yards and swung open the heavy front door to see that...
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