That’s it for now; that’s as far as the original idea went. I have no immediate plans to continue this story; in fact, a couple of nicer stories are next up in the queue.
If I ever return to this, you can probably guess that this criminal enterprise—like so many others—will fall apart due to greed, impatience, and short-sightedness.
@giantesslover45 Okay, I’m getting greedy. Howabout a low-angle shot of his leering face looking down on his students over his hairy gut?
Very glad to hear your operation went well! Have an easy recovery filled with sizey dreams!
@smolchlo She needs to pick up her gear; my keyboard’s dirty enough already.
@littlest-lily Yeah, this is would be a rotten place to leave us hanging.
@littlest-lily Not to add to Evie’s worries, but I wonder how her search history would look to a third-party like, say, a cop or a journalist.
Evie might think she removed all the sexual overtones in her recounting to Moira, but Moira’s not dumb, and she can use Google too.
@smolchlo Surely you’ve thought about it, tho. Give us the maximum girth you can take, and someone will do the math to see how big his pinky should be.
@littlest-lily In my experience, holding a tiny in one’s hand is no more–and no less–exciting than a prolonged hug.
Aiden, dude: Consider how desperate she is to regain her size. If you don’t want her to think you prefer her tiny, don’t find petty reasons to impede her investigation.
I can’t remember if they looked up the Fire Department’s incident report for the lab.
@littlest-lily The main thing I’m looking for is the determination of the cause of the fire. Both the insurance company and the cops will want to know if it has been ruled arson. Of course, official records can always be altered by sinister forces.
@littlest-lily I was waffling between “Evie gets the flash drive out unscathed and makes it back to Aiden without incident” and “Rats.”
