Beth's Messy Break Up
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 25
by
copier
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pats2015
Debbie and Beth walked outside to see Erica still fast asleep in front of the cafeteria. Now for the real challenge, they had to quietly sneak past Erica and cross the campus center to get to the staff parking lot. Debbie knew that they had no room for error. They were right in striking distance should the giantess wake up.
"Alright this is it. Remember Beth, just stay calm and just keep your eyes forward."
"Right."
With that the two women began to slowly walk in front of the sleeping Erica. Her loud snores echoed beside them like a volcano on the verge of eruption. With each step Debbie was feeling more confident and started to pick up the pace. This self assuredness made her forget about her companion who was beginning to lag behind.
Beth took tiny steps on shaky legs. She was still coming down from the shock of all this. Now standing right next to a literal monster made it so the fear was tugging at her limbs like the strings of a marionette. Part of her really wanted to turn around and go hide in the lab. She'd be safe in the lab and Steve would come and rescue her. As she got lost in her thoughts she looked up to see Debbie was way far ahead. Her first instinct was to shout out to tell her to slow down. Luckily she remembered the metaphorical tight rope they both were walking. No she would just have to be brave and continue at her own pace.
Right as the two women were starting to get comfortable they suddenly heard the sound of earth being moved beside them. Erica was rolling over. Like a literal mountain shifting the colossal giantess turned on her side. When she came to a rest Debbie now stood next to the massive belly and Beth stood precariously close to her gaping mouth.
This turn of events finally caused Debbie to pause and look back at Beth. She looked and saw the nervous face of her young companion and kicked herself for not staying closer. Now Beth was in some serious danger and all Debbie could do was whisper words of encouragement. There was no way Debbie was backtracking.
"Beth it's alright just keep moving forward and don't panic." Debbie said in the softest whisper she could muster.
Beth looked up at her as if to acknowledge she heard her, but she dare not respond. Instead she resumed her steps. Meanwhile the pregnant giantess continued her loud snoring unaware of the person walking right in front of her face. Beth was subjected to blasts of Erica's horrific breath along with feeling her whole body being pulled with with every intake. Still she pushed on and tried not to focus on the gaping hole to her left that so many others had travelled through today, never to return.
Debbie to her credit stopped where she was and waited for Beth to make the perilous crossing. Like a mountaineer on the other side of a rickety bridge she hoped her presence would keep the young woman calm and focused. So far it had been working. While Debbie waited for Beth her time was not much more pleasant. Being right by the stomach Debbie could her Erica's body working to breakdown her large meal. Occasionally she thought she could hear a faint cry coming from inside but wouldn't consider such a horrific fate of someone being digested alive. She tried to drown out the noises and focus on Beth. She was almost out of the danger zone.
Beth felt like she was walking a mine field. Every step calculated from the rise of her foot to its landing. Like Debbie she too tried to block out all the horrible senses around her. The sight of Erica's gaping mouth, the deafening roars of her snoring, the smell of decaying flesh on her breath.
Beth stared down at the ground in an attempt to block everything out. As she walked she noticed a bunch of random items that littered the grass. A few pairs of glasses, a baseball cap here or there and even several pieces of jewelry. Theses were the items Erica had been unknowingly blowing out of her mouth with each snore. Beth tried not to think about what had happened to the items' owners when she noticed something familiar in the grass and stopped in her tracks. It was a medallion, but not just any medallion. It was the special interwoven snakes medallion that only one person on campus would've been wearing. Her boyfriend of the last year, Chris.
Beth reached down into the grass. She couldn't believe what she was holding. She flipped over the two intertwining snakes medal and read the inscription on the back.
Chris and Beth inseparable forever
Tears started to well up in her eyes. It couldn't be. Chris wasn't in the cafeteria. She wouldn't accept that. Beth knew only one way to know for sure. She stopped dead in her tracks and pulled out her phone.
Debbie wanted to scream. Why had Beth stopped moving? She was so close. The last thing Debbie saw was the lab assistant picking an object out of the grass and the color drain from her face. Oh no Debbie thought this wasn't going to be good.
"Come on Beth hold it together. You can cry all you want when were speeding away from here in your car." Debbie said softly to herself.
"Keep moving. Keep moving." She urged hoping maybe Beth would snap out of it and focus on the task at hand. Instead she saw Beth pull out her phone and scrolled through the screen before holding it up to her ear.
Right as Debbie realized what Beth was doing she heard the distinct sound of a cellphone ringing right next to her, inside Erica's stomach. Unfortunately, whoever Beth was calling hadn't set it to vibrate and Debbie locked eyes with Beth who dropped the phone on the ground immediately upon hearing the sound. Now it was Debbie's turn to go pale as she saw one of Erica's eyes shoot open.
"Alright this is it. Remember Beth, just stay calm and just keep your eyes forward."
"Right."
With that the two women began to slowly walk in front of the sleeping Erica. Her loud snores echoed beside them like a volcano on the verge of eruption. With each step Debbie was feeling more confident and started to pick up the pace. This self assuredness made her forget about her companion who was beginning to lag behind.
Beth took tiny steps on shaky legs. She was still coming down from the shock of all this. Now standing right next to a literal monster made it so the fear was tugging at her limbs like the strings of a marionette. Part of her really wanted to turn around and go hide in the lab. She'd be safe in the lab and Steve would come and rescue her. As she got lost in her thoughts she looked up to see Debbie was way far ahead. Her first instinct was to shout out to tell her to slow down. Luckily she remembered the metaphorical tight rope they both were walking. No she would just have to be brave and continue at her own pace.
Right as the two women were starting to get comfortable they suddenly heard the sound of earth being moved beside them. Erica was rolling over. Like a literal mountain shifting the colossal giantess turned on her side. When she came to a rest Debbie now stood next to the massive belly and Beth stood precariously close to her gaping mouth.
This turn of events finally caused Debbie to pause and look back at Beth. She looked and saw the nervous face of her young companion and kicked herself for not staying closer. Now Beth was in some serious danger and all Debbie could do was whisper words of encouragement. There was no way Debbie was backtracking.
"Beth it's alright just keep moving forward and don't panic." Debbie said in the softest whisper she could muster.
Beth looked up at her as if to acknowledge she heard her, but she dare not respond. Instead she resumed her steps. Meanwhile the pregnant giantess continued her loud snoring unaware of the person walking right in front of her face. Beth was subjected to blasts of Erica's horrific breath along with feeling her whole body being pulled with with every intake. Still she pushed on and tried not to focus on the gaping hole to her left that so many others had travelled through today, never to return.
Debbie to her credit stopped where she was and waited for Beth to make the perilous crossing. Like a mountaineer on the other side of a rickety bridge she hoped her presence would keep the young woman calm and focused. So far it had been working. While Debbie waited for Beth her time was not much more pleasant. Being right by the stomach Debbie could her Erica's body working to breakdown her large meal. Occasionally she thought she could hear a faint cry coming from inside but wouldn't consider such a horrific fate of someone being digested alive. She tried to drown out the noises and focus on Beth. She was almost out of the danger zone.
Beth felt like she was walking a mine field. Every step calculated from the rise of her foot to its landing. Like Debbie she too tried to block out all the horrible senses around her. The sight of Erica's gaping mouth, the deafening roars of her snoring, the smell of decaying flesh on her breath.
Beth stared down at the ground in an attempt to block everything out. As she walked she noticed a bunch of random items that littered the grass. A few pairs of glasses, a baseball cap here or there and even several pieces of jewelry. Theses were the items Erica had been unknowingly blowing out of her mouth with each snore. Beth tried not to think about what had happened to the items' owners when she noticed something familiar in the grass and stopped in her tracks. It was a medallion, but not just any medallion. It was the special interwoven snakes medallion that only one person on campus would've been wearing. Her boyfriend of the last year, Chris.
Beth reached down into the grass. She couldn't believe what she was holding. She flipped over the two intertwining snakes medal and read the inscription on the back.
Chris and Beth inseparable forever
Tears started to well up in her eyes. It couldn't be. Chris wasn't in the cafeteria. She wouldn't accept that. Beth knew only one way to know for sure. She stopped dead in her tracks and pulled out her phone.
Debbie wanted to scream. Why had Beth stopped moving? She was so close. The last thing Debbie saw was the lab assistant picking an object out of the grass and the color drain from her face. Oh no Debbie thought this wasn't going to be good.
"Come on Beth hold it together. You can cry all you want when were speeding away from here in your car." Debbie said softly to herself.
"Keep moving. Keep moving." She urged hoping maybe Beth would snap out of it and focus on the task at hand. Instead she saw Beth pull out her phone and scrolled through the screen before holding it up to her ear.
Right as Debbie realized what Beth was doing she heard the distinct sound of a cellphone ringing right next to her, inside Erica's stomach. Unfortunately, whoever Beth was calling hadn't set it to vibrate and Debbie locked eyes with Beth who dropped the phone on the ground immediately upon hearing the sound. Now it was Debbie's turn to go pale as she saw one of Erica's eyes shoot open.
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