Erica in a Food Coma
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 24
by
copier
· original author:
pats2015
Erica stretched her arms to the sky and gave a huge yawn. Now satisfied having filled her belly the giantess laid back and rested her head what was the college's organic garden. Erica began to pick at items lodged in her teeth casually tossing them aside like trash instead of the last mementos of those who she just had eaten. She eventually she grew tired of this and slowly fell asleep right in front of the cafeteria. The survivors trapped inside were forced to listen as her not so lady like snoring drowned out their cries for help. All of them sure she would wake up from her nap hungry again.
"Looks like she's asleep." Debbie said.
"Are you sure?" Beth stopped weeping and managed to ask.
Debbie took another hard look at Erica and watched as her chest slowly rose and fell with her breath.
"Oh yeah. She's in a major food coma. Eyes bigger than her stomach I guess. Debbie said out loud but instantly wished she hadn't.
"Don't say that Debbie! Beth cried.
Debbie hated herself for speaking so callously about Erica's victims. She had forgotten Beth probably knew at least some of the people in there. So many bright minds lost all to feed a giant pregnant woman's craving. What a waste. But in another way their sacrifice might not be in total vain. They had gifted offer her and Beth a chance to escape.
"This is probably out best chance to escape. Beth your car is in the staff lot right?"
"Yeah. Why?"
"Erica is sleeping like a stone. If we're quiet we can sneak past her, get to your car and get somewhere safe."
"Are you crazy? I'm not stepping outside while that monster is still there. We should just stay put in the lab where it's safe."
"Beth, Erica ripped open the cafeteria like it was cardboard box. Do really think we'll be safe if she wants us for dessert?"
Debbie knew it was harsh but she had to try and reach Beth's logic. Time was critical and every minute that went by was another minute that could make the difference.
"So we're just going to leave all those people trapped in there? For what? So she eat them for an afternoon snack?" Beth stopped crying and was now yelling.
"It's too risky. The best thing we can do is go for help that hopeful arrives before..."
Debbie stopped when she realized how loud her voice sounded not drowned out by Erica's snoring. A few moments passed before the loud in takes of air outside resumed. They were running out of time.
"Beth we don't have time to argue. Please let's go."
Debbie offered her hand out to the blond lab assistant. Beth begrudgingly took it and the two exited the lab and ventured outside.
"Looks like she's asleep." Debbie said.
"Are you sure?" Beth stopped weeping and managed to ask.
Debbie took another hard look at Erica and watched as her chest slowly rose and fell with her breath.
"Oh yeah. She's in a major food coma. Eyes bigger than her stomach I guess. Debbie said out loud but instantly wished she hadn't.
"Don't say that Debbie! Beth cried.
Debbie hated herself for speaking so callously about Erica's victims. She had forgotten Beth probably knew at least some of the people in there. So many bright minds lost all to feed a giant pregnant woman's craving. What a waste. But in another way their sacrifice might not be in total vain. They had gifted offer her and Beth a chance to escape.
"This is probably out best chance to escape. Beth your car is in the staff lot right?"
"Yeah. Why?"
"Erica is sleeping like a stone. If we're quiet we can sneak past her, get to your car and get somewhere safe."
"Are you crazy? I'm not stepping outside while that monster is still there. We should just stay put in the lab where it's safe."
"Beth, Erica ripped open the cafeteria like it was cardboard box. Do really think we'll be safe if she wants us for dessert?"
Debbie knew it was harsh but she had to try and reach Beth's logic. Time was critical and every minute that went by was another minute that could make the difference.
"So we're just going to leave all those people trapped in there? For what? So she eat them for an afternoon snack?" Beth stopped crying and was now yelling.
"It's too risky. The best thing we can do is go for help that hopeful arrives before..."
Debbie stopped when she realized how loud her voice sounded not drowned out by Erica's snoring. A few moments passed before the loud in takes of air outside resumed. They were running out of time.
"Beth we don't have time to argue. Please let's go."
Debbie offered her hand out to the blond lab assistant. Beth begrudgingly took it and the two exited the lab and ventured outside.
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