Summary: In 1859, a clockmaker in Munich shrank to four inches tall over the course of eleven months. Nobody could explain why. In the century and a half since, between fourteen and sixteen people worldwide have experienced the same condition: Kessler-Mori Progressive Diminution Syndrome. No cure, treatment, or reversal process. Your body compresses, cell by cell, bone by bone, until it stops.... If, it stops.
Liam Trask was a twenty-eight-year-old sales manager in Bismarck, North Dakota when his shoes started slipping and his doorframes started growing. Fourteen months later, he stabilized at three inches tall.
Now he lives in a model house on his sister's house.
Nicole is thirty-five, a single mother, and the only person who ever showed up for Liam when it mattered, she now is his housing, his transportation, and the sound he falls asleep to every night through the walls of his tiny house.
Kimberly is seventeen, Nicole's daughter, and the second closest thing Liam has to proof that he still matters. Treating him like the father figure he's been since before she could walk.
Liam now knows that the world is built for someone else, and that the people who love him could crush him without knowing he was there.
This is a story about family, scale, and the distance between being held and being seen.
Categories: Humiliation,
Giantess,
Breasts,
Body Exploration,
Butt,
Entrapment,
Odor
Characters: None
Growth: None
Shrink: Lilliputian (6 in. to 3 in.)Size Roles: F/mWarnings: Following story may contain inappropriate material for certain audiences
Series: None
Chapters: 7
Table of Contents
Completed: No
Word count: 73959
Read Count: 3832
