Beef for Breakfast
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 79
by
copier
· original author:
pats2015
Derek awoke the next morning still feeling the aches and pain of his midnight adventures. He couldn't dwell on his condition for long. The sun was just starting to rise in the sky. If he wanted to make contact with his mom he had to get back to their camp before they got up and left. Derek bid farewell to his temporary shelter and made his way back into the woods under the purple skies of early dawn.
Derek found it much easier to traverse the terrain with a bit of sunlight then the night before. He managed to get back just in time as the two giant women were sitting down for breakfast. Derek settled behind a bush and watched just as Erica undid the knot of her sock and reached in.
"Bon Appetit." Erica said as she pulled out a flaying cow.
"I guess it's better than people." Debbie said relieved.
"Agree to disagree on that one, but you got to work with what you have when your this size. And unfortunately I couldn't find any lost campers." Erica laughed as she dropped the cow into her mouth and began to chew.
Debbie watched, with eyes as big as the moon, as the dark haired giantess munched on farm animal. Erica quickly caught wind of Debbie's discomfort and decided to tease her for it.
"What? Do I have something in my teeth?" Erica said as she flashed a deep crimson stained set of teeth. As a matter of fact she had a lot of somethings wedge in there but Debbie knew she didn't really give a damn.
"What's the matter? Never had steak tartare?" Erica asked.
"Uh I don't know how I feel about eating them raw. Aren't you worried about getting sick?" Debbie said concerned.
"Debbie when I was big before I would swallow pieces of office furniture whole with my meals. I think our stomach can handle anything at this size." Erica stated.
"Why can't we just build a fire and roast them?"
"Debbie be real. Do you know how to start a fire from scratch because I sure don't. Besides a fire that size would be seen for miles. We're trying to keep a low profile, remember?"
"I guess your right." Debbie relented as Erica tossed her a cow.
"Don't worry I think you'll find to like the taste. More organic than anything you've had from the grocery store. Plucked right out of the fields. And the little bones give them a nice added crunch. The hooves are a little tough though." Erica said.
"Please just stop talking." Debbie asked as she held the squirming cow in her hand and prepared to take her first bite.
The older giantess closed her eyes, unable to look at the cow she was about to devour. That would do nothing for the sound of the desperate mooing that was ringing in her ears. With a bit of guilt she dropped the struggling creature into her mouth. The cow having landed on the slick surface of her tongue tried to stand to run but only managed to fall onto her molars. As she felt the cow's tiny hooves kick at her teeth Debbie decided to just end it and bit down.
Erica watched Debbie eat with intrigue. She wondered if she would take to the taste of raw meat like the first time Erica had so long ago. If it truly was a by product of their rapid growth.
"Not bad right?" Erica asked.
Debbie chewed her beef as if she was buying time to come up with her answer. She gulped down what was left and cleared throat before she responded.
"Actually no. It was good. It was really good. It reminded of a fancy steak I had on one of my anniversary dinners. Where did you find all these cows anyway?" Debbie asked as she held out her hand for another.
"Found them on a little farm just past the trees. They're not much but I'd figured they should hold us over for a few hours until we come across something else."
Debbie just nodded. She wasn't ready to get into what Erica thought that something else might be. Why ruin what was turning out to be a nice little breakfast of beef with her adversary turned fellow fugitive.
"You're going to have to get used to this kind of diet. Not like you can just go home and make a giant lasagna."
"I don't intend to stay this size forever Erica. I just need to get back to my family and try to explain everything." Debbie said.
"We'll see about that." Erica said skeptical as she reached in for another cow.
Derek found it much easier to traverse the terrain with a bit of sunlight then the night before. He managed to get back just in time as the two giant women were sitting down for breakfast. Derek settled behind a bush and watched just as Erica undid the knot of her sock and reached in.
"Bon Appetit." Erica said as she pulled out a flaying cow.
"I guess it's better than people." Debbie said relieved.
"Agree to disagree on that one, but you got to work with what you have when your this size. And unfortunately I couldn't find any lost campers." Erica laughed as she dropped the cow into her mouth and began to chew.
Debbie watched, with eyes as big as the moon, as the dark haired giantess munched on farm animal. Erica quickly caught wind of Debbie's discomfort and decided to tease her for it.
"What? Do I have something in my teeth?" Erica said as she flashed a deep crimson stained set of teeth. As a matter of fact she had a lot of somethings wedge in there but Debbie knew she didn't really give a damn.
"What's the matter? Never had steak tartare?" Erica asked.
"Uh I don't know how I feel about eating them raw. Aren't you worried about getting sick?" Debbie said concerned.
"Debbie when I was big before I would swallow pieces of office furniture whole with my meals. I think our stomach can handle anything at this size." Erica stated.
"Why can't we just build a fire and roast them?"
"Debbie be real. Do you know how to start a fire from scratch because I sure don't. Besides a fire that size would be seen for miles. We're trying to keep a low profile, remember?"
"I guess your right." Debbie relented as Erica tossed her a cow.
"Don't worry I think you'll find to like the taste. More organic than anything you've had from the grocery store. Plucked right out of the fields. And the little bones give them a nice added crunch. The hooves are a little tough though." Erica said.
"Please just stop talking." Debbie asked as she held the squirming cow in her hand and prepared to take her first bite.
The older giantess closed her eyes, unable to look at the cow she was about to devour. That would do nothing for the sound of the desperate mooing that was ringing in her ears. With a bit of guilt she dropped the struggling creature into her mouth. The cow having landed on the slick surface of her tongue tried to stand to run but only managed to fall onto her molars. As she felt the cow's tiny hooves kick at her teeth Debbie decided to just end it and bit down.
Erica watched Debbie eat with intrigue. She wondered if she would take to the taste of raw meat like the first time Erica had so long ago. If it truly was a by product of their rapid growth.
"Not bad right?" Erica asked.
Debbie chewed her beef as if she was buying time to come up with her answer. She gulped down what was left and cleared throat before she responded.
"Actually no. It was good. It was really good. It reminded of a fancy steak I had on one of my anniversary dinners. Where did you find all these cows anyway?" Debbie asked as she held out her hand for another.
"Found them on a little farm just past the trees. They're not much but I'd figured they should hold us over for a few hours until we come across something else."
Debbie just nodded. She wasn't ready to get into what Erica thought that something else might be. Why ruin what was turning out to be a nice little breakfast of beef with her adversary turned fellow fugitive.
"You're going to have to get used to this kind of diet. Not like you can just go home and make a giant lasagna."
"I don't intend to stay this size forever Erica. I just need to get back to my family and try to explain everything." Debbie said.
"We'll see about that." Erica said skeptical as she reached in for another cow.
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