Stay of Execution
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 67
by
copier
· original author:
penslayer5
The correction officer was now on pins and needles as she waited to see what else the big bad giantess had in store for her. Debbie actually managed to convince her not to end her life, and while she was grateful, her future was still up in the air.
'If only both of my legs weren't broken.' She whimpered internally.
The debris from the ceiling still had her pinned down and she was about to maybe ask Debbie for help before the giantess reached over and flicked the remnants of the broke ceiling off of her. A sharp pain shot down her spine, and she could hear the older woman audibly gasp.
Her legs were mangled and bent in ways they were never intended to.
"Oh my God!" Debbie breathed.
"Holy shit!" Erica mocked her.
There was no way in hell her legs were ever going to be the same again. Not to mention she was pretty damn sure her spine had been damaged. She'd be lucky if she ever walked again. That realization honestly scared her, and it took everything she had left not to visibly break down further in front of the pair.
Debbie ran over to her to get a closer look. "This is bad. Really bad."
"Just give it to me straight, doctor." Granger half joked.
The inmate bit her lip. "I don't think you're ever going to walk again. Not without extensive surgery and even then, that's debatable. I'm sorry."
The correction officer felt her lip tremble. Hearing it from a medical professional made her injury feel all the more real. What would become of her if she survived this and couldn't walk anymore. Would she have to give up her job? Be confined to a wheelchair? What was she going to do from now on?
"Alright ladies." Erica cut in. "This talking business is starting to wear thin. I'm ready to head out and see the world, and you're coming with me. Both of you."
Granger wasn't sure she heard the giantess right. "Huh? Why do you need me?"
Erica crossed her arms. "I don't, but Debbie made a good point. None of this would've been possible without you so I'm sparing your life simply because of that fact. However, don't think for a second I won't drop you if you give me an excuse. I was your prisoner so now it's about time you were mine. Get it?"
"But... but..."
"No buts." The giantess interrupted as she waved her finger. "I'm the warden now."
Debbie thought it best to intervene now before something else happened. "So how exactly are we going to get out of here? We're surrounded by water on all side and the only way across is the bridge, and no offense, I think you might be just a tad too heavy."
Erica smirked. "Simple, I'll carry us across the water."
"It's too deep." Granger pointed out.
"Not once Debbie here makes me bigger." The kaiju-sized woman smirked.
"B-Bigger..." The redhead stammered.
Debbie began to shake a little.
"Yeah, bigger." Erica confirmed. "Now I just have to decide how I'm going to ferry you guys across."
Granger gulped as she looked towards Debbie. "I don't like this."
"Me neither." She responded.
'If only both of my legs weren't broken.' She whimpered internally.
The debris from the ceiling still had her pinned down and she was about to maybe ask Debbie for help before the giantess reached over and flicked the remnants of the broke ceiling off of her. A sharp pain shot down her spine, and she could hear the older woman audibly gasp.
Her legs were mangled and bent in ways they were never intended to.
"Oh my God!" Debbie breathed.
"Holy shit!" Erica mocked her.
There was no way in hell her legs were ever going to be the same again. Not to mention she was pretty damn sure her spine had been damaged. She'd be lucky if she ever walked again. That realization honestly scared her, and it took everything she had left not to visibly break down further in front of the pair.
Debbie ran over to her to get a closer look. "This is bad. Really bad."
"Just give it to me straight, doctor." Granger half joked.
The inmate bit her lip. "I don't think you're ever going to walk again. Not without extensive surgery and even then, that's debatable. I'm sorry."
The correction officer felt her lip tremble. Hearing it from a medical professional made her injury feel all the more real. What would become of her if she survived this and couldn't walk anymore. Would she have to give up her job? Be confined to a wheelchair? What was she going to do from now on?
"Alright ladies." Erica cut in. "This talking business is starting to wear thin. I'm ready to head out and see the world, and you're coming with me. Both of you."
Granger wasn't sure she heard the giantess right. "Huh? Why do you need me?"
Erica crossed her arms. "I don't, but Debbie made a good point. None of this would've been possible without you so I'm sparing your life simply because of that fact. However, don't think for a second I won't drop you if you give me an excuse. I was your prisoner so now it's about time you were mine. Get it?"
"But... but..."
"No buts." The giantess interrupted as she waved her finger. "I'm the warden now."
Debbie thought it best to intervene now before something else happened. "So how exactly are we going to get out of here? We're surrounded by water on all side and the only way across is the bridge, and no offense, I think you might be just a tad too heavy."
Erica smirked. "Simple, I'll carry us across the water."
"It's too deep." Granger pointed out.
"Not once Debbie here makes me bigger." The kaiju-sized woman smirked.
"B-Bigger..." The redhead stammered.
Debbie began to shake a little.
"Yeah, bigger." Erica confirmed. "Now I just have to decide how I'm going to ferry you guys across."
Granger gulped as she looked towards Debbie. "I don't like this."
"Me neither." She responded.
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