Shelter in Place
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 78
by
copier
· original author:
pats2015
Derek swung open the heavy doors of the barn. As moonlight filled the dark space upon first glance it appeared to be empty. He knew better to take any chances. Taking a step inside he heard the sound of loose straw breaking underneath his steps. Empty stables flanked him on both sides. As he walked past the unoccupied stall the teen couldn't help but feel a twinge of guilt knowing the cows that called this barn home were stuffed in Erica's sock waiting to become the two giantesses breakfast.
Derek continued to walk deeper wanting to make sure he didn't have any unexpected roommates to worry about. As he ventured further from the light he thought he heard shuffling in the back corner of the barn and deep breathing. He poked his head past the wooden stall door. He heard a loud grunt and jumped back in time as a long face shot out from the darkness and revealed itself.
"Just a horse." He said to himself.
The horse had been lucky enough to be inside the barn stable when Erica came looking for food. Lucky for it he was his owner's pride and joy. So much he locked him away in the barn at night for fear of thieves trying to steal his prized horse. If only he had shown the same care for his other animals.
Derek looked back at the large mammal as it appeared to calm down from the sudden intrusion.
"Easy big fella. Just here for the night. As long as your quiet we won't have any problems."
The horse seemingly accepted the teen's terms and turned about and retreated back into the darkness of its stable.
Derek breathed a heavy sigh and hoped there would be no more surprises for the night. Laying a stable blanket down and using a bale of hay as a pillow the teen eventually drifted off to sleep, exhausted from his late night adventure.
Derek continued to walk deeper wanting to make sure he didn't have any unexpected roommates to worry about. As he ventured further from the light he thought he heard shuffling in the back corner of the barn and deep breathing. He poked his head past the wooden stall door. He heard a loud grunt and jumped back in time as a long face shot out from the darkness and revealed itself.
"Just a horse." He said to himself.
The horse had been lucky enough to be inside the barn stable when Erica came looking for food. Lucky for it he was his owner's pride and joy. So much he locked him away in the barn at night for fear of thieves trying to steal his prized horse. If only he had shown the same care for his other animals.
Derek looked back at the large mammal as it appeared to calm down from the sudden intrusion.
"Easy big fella. Just here for the night. As long as your quiet we won't have any problems."
The horse seemingly accepted the teen's terms and turned about and retreated back into the darkness of its stable.
Derek breathed a heavy sigh and hoped there would be no more surprises for the night. Laying a stable blanket down and using a bale of hay as a pillow the teen eventually drifted off to sleep, exhausted from his late night adventure.
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