Yuki in Lilliput. Yuki is a young, full-figured Japanese-American woman; she is just 25 years old, stands 1.70 meters tall, and weighs around 85 kilograms. She has beautiful, flowing black hair that reaches her back and stunning dark eyes; she has an 85D bust, a lovely round, soft belly, and a beautiful, ample backside with wide, full hips—along with thighs, legs, and feet to match. Yuki inherited a massive fortune left to her by her Japanese parents, who had lost their lives in a plane crash three years earlier. Her inheritance included money, a villa, and a small motor yacht—all located in Florida, USA. Her house is so huge that she didn't want to live in it alone; she employs four staff members—a cook and three maids named Mai, Yuna, Yui, and Min (all Japanese women). They are not just Yuki's employees but also her best friends. Furthermore, her friends are single mothers, and Yuki has allowed them and their daughters to live with her in the large villa. They all live together very happily; the daughters—the four Japanese girls—are named Amy, Darcy, Marry, and Lucy. Yuki arranged for tutors to come to the house so the four girls could receive a good education through homeschooling rather than attending regular school; her friends are deeply grateful to her. Yuki had always had everything in life, yet there was one thing she never had but had always longed for: a steady boyfriend—and future husband—and a child with him, whether a boy or a girl. But she didn't like men who were the same height as her or taller; she had always fantasized about being a true giantess, with a future husband and son who were tiny enough to fit in her hands—looking down lovingly at them. Years ago, Yuki had read *Gulliver's Travels* and dreamed of having a cute little Lilliputian for a husband—someone to father a child with her, a gift he would give her regardless of whether the baby was born tiny or normal-sized. Yet, Yuki had no idea she would actually discover the land of Lilliput. Then, one day, she boarded her small luxury yacht, stocked it with as much provision as it could hold, cast off the lines, and set a course for the Bermuda Triangle. She ran into a storm; her boat survived unscathed, though Yuki herself was utterly exhausted. The sun came out, and Yuki went ashore to explore the land she had found—Lilliput, the land of tiny people. She collapsed from exhaustion, and when she regained consciousness, she found herself bound and unable to move, surrounded by people only seven centimeters tall. They looked like royal guards, with the impoverished populace standing behind them; Yuki felt deep pity for those wretched, frail people. Standing in the front row was a handsome, cute man—seven centimeters tall—and in front of him stood his even cuter little son, who reached only his father's waist. Yuki saw no woman by his side, and she instantly fell in love with the two little ones. Then, a fat man—also seven centimeters tall—approached, and Yuki surmised that he was the king. The king spoke to her, and when the encounter ended and everyone had left, she remained there, still bound to the ground. But she was not entirely alone, for the little man and his son were the only ones left there. They were not afraid of the giantess; they approached Yuki, talked with her, and got to know each other very well. It turned out that the little man—who was seven centimeters tall—was named Daumen, and his young son was named Däumchen; the boy would one day grow to be seven centimeters tall just like his father. Daumen was a widower; he and Yuki fell in love, and Däumchen asked Yuki, "Will you be my mom?" Yuki’s heart melted, and she said yes immediately. Then little Daumen cut the ropes, allowing Yuki to stand up; she took her future little husband Daumen and Däumchen—whom she already regarded as her sweet little son—into her gentle hands, opened her blouse, and tucked the pair between her breasts. Smiling lovingly down at them, she buttoned her blouse, went to her yacht, and set a course for home with her little darlings. Yuki introduced the two little men to the female friends living in her villa; they all thought the men were sweet, and a wedding was soon in the works. Her little son immediately bonded affectionately with the girls, and every one of them wanted Däumchen as a husband. Daumen is twenty-four and Däumchen is eleven; both are blond and slender.