Mini - Aiden.pdf - BUY GIANTESS STORY!

Tasha had just downloaded the Shrink-o-matic app, thinking it would be a funny prank to play on her boyfriend Aiden. She snuck up behind him as he played video games on the couch. Tasha tapped the screen.

"Whoop!" Aiden suddenly felt strange. To his shock, he began shrinking rapidly! The couch cushions towered over him. Tasha's face loomed above, her cheeks jiggling as she laughed.

"Oh my god, this is priceless!" she cackled, watching Aiden shrink down to the size of a mouse, and then a beetle. Soon he was the size of an ant, cowering at her feet in fear.

"This is so cool!" Tasha said gleefully. She took off her flip flops and wiggled her chubby toes which were now the size of boulders next to mini Aiden.

Just then, her older sister Bianca came strutting into the living room, wearing a tight mini skirt and high heeled wooden clogs. Her nipples poked through her thin tank top.

"Hahaha, look at my little ant boyfriend!" Tasha said, pointing at the floor. "I shrunk him down with an app!"

Bianca gasped and bent over, her skirt riding up to reveal her bare ass. She squinted at the floor. "Where is he?"

"There, by your foot!" Tasha said. Bianca looked down just as she was about to take a step-

CRUNCH! Under Bianca's oblivious foot, she felt a tiny crunch. She quickly lifted her clog.

"Oh no! I stepped on him!" Bianca shrieked. Aiden's mangled body lay under her shoe, a bloody smear.

"Aiden! Nooooo!" Tasha wailed, dropping to her knees. Tears streamed down her chubby face. "What do we do? He's dead! Because of YOU!"

Bianca's face went white. "I-I didn't mean to! I'm so sorry, I didn't see him!"

The sisters stared at each other in shock, then at the miniscule body of their deceased loved one. Tasha began sobbing uncontrollably. Bianca looked like she might pass out.

Now they were in deep trouble, and it was all because of one girl's cruel prank and another's careless actions. Aiden was gone forever, crushed to death under a wooden heal at the size of a bug. The sisters knew their lives would never be the same.