Erica crushed Rupert
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 73
by
copier
· original author:
pats2015
Before Debbie could offer a response to the old man she watched Rupert's body disappear under Erica's shoe with a sickening crunch.
"Haha! Didn't see that coming did you pops?" Erica laughed as she ground Rupert's remains into the pavement.
"Jesus Christ Erica! What did you do?" Debbie shouted at the giant serial killer.
"I did what you really wanted to do but for some reason refuse to do. One less pest in our neighborhood. You're a nurse, you think he's going to pull through?" Erica said as she lifted up the bottom of her shoe for Debbie to see.
Debbie gagged and held back her vomit as she saw the visceral gunk mixed of bones, clothes, and flesh that was once Rupert stuck to the treads of Erica's shoe.
"I guess I'll take that as a no." Erica said before scraping her foot across the street.
"You didn't have to kill him. I was handling it! Debbie shouted loud enough to crack a few car windows.
"No, you weren't. You were letting yourself be bullied by a man the size of a worm. I don't get you Debbie. For someone with feet bigger than a two car garage you sure do love to let people walk all over you." Erica hissed.
What Erica failed to mention is that she had been doing the exact same thing to Debbie from the moment they met in prison.
"That's not true."
"Bullshit. At work, here in the neighborhood, maybe even by your husband?" Erica said.
Steve's not like that at all Erica." Debbie retorted.
"Maybe. But any other man would treat you like garbage because they know you wouldn't do a thing about. What happened? Did Mommy not love you enough as a kid?"
Erica was mean. Evil in fact. But that didn't stop her from being right. Ever since she could remember Debbie had always put other people's needs above her own and she hated confrontation. Even with her own kids. Steve was the de-facto disciplinarian of the family. Debbie had never seen this as a bad thing until now. Looking back on her life she began to remember. She remembered all the long shifts she covered for ungrateful coworkers at her own expense. The times she felt wronged by her neighbors but felt too meek to do anything about it. All the times she wanted to confront Steve about his long late nights at the lab. All these things and more hit the older woman all at once. She decided no more. For the first time in her life she had the means to finally stand up for herself.
"Haha! Didn't see that coming did you pops?" Erica laughed as she ground Rupert's remains into the pavement.
"Jesus Christ Erica! What did you do?" Debbie shouted at the giant serial killer.
"I did what you really wanted to do but for some reason refuse to do. One less pest in our neighborhood. You're a nurse, you think he's going to pull through?" Erica said as she lifted up the bottom of her shoe for Debbie to see.
Debbie gagged and held back her vomit as she saw the visceral gunk mixed of bones, clothes, and flesh that was once Rupert stuck to the treads of Erica's shoe.
"I guess I'll take that as a no." Erica said before scraping her foot across the street.
"You didn't have to kill him. I was handling it! Debbie shouted loud enough to crack a few car windows.
"No, you weren't. You were letting yourself be bullied by a man the size of a worm. I don't get you Debbie. For someone with feet bigger than a two car garage you sure do love to let people walk all over you." Erica hissed.
What Erica failed to mention is that she had been doing the exact same thing to Debbie from the moment they met in prison.
"That's not true."
"Bullshit. At work, here in the neighborhood, maybe even by your husband?" Erica said.
Steve's not like that at all Erica." Debbie retorted.
"Maybe. But any other man would treat you like garbage because they know you wouldn't do a thing about. What happened? Did Mommy not love you enough as a kid?"
Erica was mean. Evil in fact. But that didn't stop her from being right. Ever since she could remember Debbie had always put other people's needs above her own and she hated confrontation. Even with her own kids. Steve was the de-facto disciplinarian of the family. Debbie had never seen this as a bad thing until now. Looking back on her life she began to remember. She remembered all the long shifts she covered for ungrateful coworkers at her own expense. The times she felt wronged by her neighbors but felt too meek to do anything about it. All the times she wanted to confront Steve about his long late nights at the lab. All these things and more hit the older woman all at once. She decided no more. For the first time in her life she had the means to finally stand up for herself.
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