Happy, a high school student, barely even 5-foot-tall, works part-time as a computer technician, is sent alone to repair a Mega giantess client’s PC because of a staffing shortage. He slips into Milf’s enormous house, is startled by her after her shower, and is briefly mistaken for an intruder before she realizes he is the scheduled technician.

She carries him to her bedroom, leaves him to work inside the oversized computer, and later returns in more revealing clothes. They chat casually about games and movies. When the repair is finished she asks for his personal number “in case the computer acts up again.”

On his way home she texts him directly, calling him “adorably hot” and inviting him for coffee the next day. Happy accepts, and the chapter ends with the prospect of their first date.

Short stories that people have commissioned or requested. 

Elliot Mercer should never have shown his mates the shrinking device.

It was supposed to be a laugh. Six eighteen-year-olds, too much beer and an empty house. One tiny bottle becomes proof that the impossible really works. Then somebody points the device at a friend.

Seconds later, the joke is over.

Scattered through the Mercer house at impossible size, Elliot and his friends must survive a world they thought they knew: towering furniture, unreachable rooms, ordinary food and the careless footsteps of people who have no idea they are there.

Then Elliot's mother comes downstairs.

Rachel Mercer thinks her children are out for the night. She has secrets of her own, including one involving the handsome man who has no business being in her bedroom.

The boys see everything.

And Rachel sees them.

Now six friends are trapped in a house of giant dangers, awkward discoveries and increasingly desperate secrets, where being noticed could save their lives...

...or make certain secrets much easier to keep.

And things only get worse when Elliot's sister, Sophie, comes home drunk...

When you're only millimetres tall, everyone is dangerous. Especially the people you know.

A busty high-school-graduate takes a job as a Mini in a grocery store. As the days go by, her coworkers treat her more and more like a toy.

Two girls pick up a fallen alien object, which explodes in their hands.  This gives them the ability to change their size at will, with no known upper limit to how large they can become.  It also gives them complete invulnerability while at any size, even to nuclear weapons.  When the girls grow, whatever clothing they are wearing grows with them and also becomes invulnerable.

This story tries to address the question of how people would realistically behave under these conditions.  This includes the behavior of the two girls, the behavior of the people who know them personally, as well as the behavior of all of society in general.

The story begins as the two girls reach the age of 18 and decide to finally reveal their powers to the world.  How will society adapt to knowing that the entire human race is now at the mercy of two teenage girls?

On Christmas Night, a small boy woke up suddenly, hearing a clatter from downstairs. He thought it must have been his Mom, Just as he was drifting off, he suddenly heard his room door creak open. His eyelids fluttered open, and as he turned his gaze toward the door. What he saw next was astonishing.

There stood an extremely tall, thicc voluptuous giantess Milf, bending forward as she maneuvered through the doorway, which seemed almost too small for her frame. She must have been close to 18 feet tall, her head nearly grazing the ceiling, creating an imposing yet intriguing figure...

Hot on the heals of another loss to her lifelong rival, Vodka, Daiwa Scarlet takes a gamble on something that could help her get to the finish line just that much faster. When Agnes Tachyon offers a solution in the form of a strange blue liquid, Daiwa's desperation to be #1 gets the better of her, and she ends up with an advantage that only seems to get stronger every day.

A man moves into a new neighborhood. A nice place, quiet, peaceful. And on a great area.

He´s not sure why the place was so cheap. The house literally costed less than what he spends in rent.

The real estate lady said it was a deal. A great one.

But why was the place so cheap? Well… let´s just say there´s an arrangement there.

This real estate gets paid to allow the neighbors to decide who´s moving in. Why? Because all of them own the house.

This is the story of Jonathan, a man who just moved to a new neighbourhood. He´s a young man on his early 20s who has been able to afford his own house and live on his own.

Jonathan´s not a tall man, he stands about 5´9", but to his surprise, his neighbour next door is a towering woman, a really tall woman over six foot tall. She´s on her late 40s, but doesn´t look like it, she seems much younger. 

When she gets to meet him, well, lets just say she falls for him in a not so common way. Little by little, she gets more acquainted with him, they get to know each other better. There´s something she wants from him, and in the end, she may get it.

In this story I´ll include tags such as: Gentle, Maternal, Slow shrink, and Breastfeeding. 

Meet Zoe. She’s 20. She’s back home from college for the summer. And she’s so over being called an ironing board thanks to her less-than-impressive chest. That’s when she stumbles across an online ad for a miracle breast enlargement treatment and, well… she says yes.

It works. Oh boy, does it work. Only her boobs aren’t the only thing that grows—turns out the side effects are... sizeable. Zoe is curious, sassy, and completely whimsical, sharing every jaw-dropping moment of her transformation in her own playful, first-person voice as she grows… and grows… and grows.

A Twist of Fate is a long giantess story narrated in first person by Zoe that starts with her understandable panic when she starts growing just before her friend Chrissie comes visit for lunch, to her feeling more and more comfortable until she is discovered by a pizza delivery guy.

Things will escalate from there, with Zoe becoming increasingly bigger and discovering that being a giantess is not necessarily as bad.