PART 1
Donnica stepped through the front door of her condo, sighing softly as she slipped off her heels. The sharp clatter echoed through the space, and her nyloned feet met the cool hardwood floor with a rush of satisfying relief. She flexed her toes, the fabric of her nylons stretching as her feet spread against the cool surface, sending a delightful shiver up her spine. The release from her heels was almost intoxicating, like shedding a layer of pressure, her body instantly more at ease. A small smile played at her lips, savoring the pleasure of the moment. She loved airing out her feet after work.
With Trevor nestled securely in her hand, she walked through the hallway, her towering frame moving with confident ease. Each deliberate step made the tiny man in her grip acutely aware of her power, the booming thud of her nyloned soles filling his senses.
He clung to her fingers, his eyes fixed downward, mesmerized and unnerved by the massive shifts of her feet. Boom. Boom. Boom. Each step shook his world, the stretch of her nylons highlighting the curves of her arch, the way her toes flexed. He couldn’t take his eyes off them, even if he wanted to, a reminder of just how immense she was compared to him. Those feet could crush him and she might never even notice
As they entered the kitchen, Donnica set Trevor gently on the kitchen table, her towering presence making him feel even smaller. In front of him were two huge plates the size of houses; one for her, one for Amber. His own place setting was laughably tiny; a tiny chair, a tiny table, and a tiny plate, all for a tiny man. It only underscored how out of place he was in their world.
“Amber!” Donnica called out, her voice a thunderous command that echoed through the expansive condo. To Donnica, it was simply calling for her 18 year old daughter, but to Trevor, it was something entirely different. The sheer volume rolled over him like a storm, a shockwave reverberating through his tiny frame. Trevor flinched, instinctively covering his ears, his body tensing as the sound seemed to shake every fiber of his being. It was more than just loud — it was a reminder of her godly power.
It wasn't over. Moments later, the unmistakable sound of approaching footsteps followed, each one growing louder, more defined. Boom. Boom. Boom. Each step caused vibrations through the table, jolting Trevor with a force that he couldn't escape. He braced himself as the quaking became stronger. Amber's footsteps weren't just approaching, they were overwhelming, reverberating through his entire body like small explosions.
When Amber entered the room, her eyes immediately found him, her lips curling in a smile that was equal parts amused and condescending. She looked every inch the bratty teenager she probably was, with her dark eyeliner slightly smudged, her hair tied up carelessly, and an oversized sweatshirt slipping off one shoulder. She was 18 but looked immature for her age - a byproduct of being rich and spoiled no doubt - her eyes held an edge of mischief that made Trevor uneasy, like she was already thinking of the next way to mess with him. She strutted into the room almost purposely stomping, each step sending a tremor through Trevor's small world. Entering the room, her eyes quickly landing on the tiny figure standing on the table.
“Oh my god, you’re actually soooo tiny!” she said, her eyes sparkling with a strange mix of amusement and curiosity. She leaned in close, her breath washing over Trevor. “You must be Trevor?”
Trevor nodded stiffened by her hot breath. “Yeah, nice to meet you.”
“Manners,” Donnica’s voice snapped, bringing Amber back to reality. Amber straightened, rolling her eyes as she offered a mock-polite greeting. Then her gaze drifted back to Trevor, a smirk tugging at her lips.
“Go put something on your feet,” Donnica instructed. “You know how smelly they can be. We don’t want Trevor suffering through your reeking feet while we eat.”
Amber glanced at Trevor, an unspoken mischief glinting in her eyes. “Right. Wouldn’t want the little guy smelling my big stinky feet,” she said theatrically, before turning and leaving the room.
Donnica sighed, her gaze softening as she looked at Trevor. “Teenagers,” she muttered, before gesturing to the tiny chair. “Alright, sit. Let’s have dinner.”
Trevor climbed into his chair, the vastness of the space around him a constant reminder of how small he truly was. Moments later, Amber returned, her feet now clad in fluffy slippers. She slumped into her seat, and Trevor braced himself for whatever dinner in a giants’ world would bring. Although he had to admit that things were already a little overwhelming.
As they began eating, Amber wasted no time setting her sharp gaze on Trevor, her fork lazily prodding at the noodles on her plate.
“So, Trevor,” she started, her voice dripping with an exaggerated politeness that immediately set him on edge. “What’s it like being so small? Do you ever worry about getting stepped on?” Her eyes widened theatrically, as though the question were purely innocent.
Trevor shifted in his miniature chair, feeling the weight of her attention. He glanced briefly at Donnica, but she was calmly sipping her wine, her expression unreadable, her focus seemingly elsewhere. “Not… really,” he managed, his voice tight. “But it’s… something I think about sometimes.”
Amber smirked, clearly enjoying his discomfort. “You’d have to, wouldn’t you?” she mused, leaning in slightly, her breath warm as it swept over him. “I mean, one wrong move and—squish.” She mimicked the motion with her fingers, pressing her fork into her plate. “Ever come close to that?”
Trevor’s face flushed, and he looked away. “A couple of times,” he admitted, his voice barely above a murmur. The answer only seemed to encourage her.
“Bet it’s terrifying,” Amber said with a dreamy tone, her eyes dropping to her own feet hidden in their fluffy slippers. “All those giant feet around you. You must be able to smell them all the time, right?” Her fork paused midair as she twirled the thought in her mind like her food. “I mean, you’re so close to the ground. You probably can’t escape it."
Trevor swallowed hard, his hands clenching the edge of his tiny table. “It’s… unavoidable,” he said after a moment, his words clipped. He dared another glance at Donnica, but she gave no sign of intervening, her focus still on her glass as though letting the exchange run its course.
Amber’s grin widened, and her voice turned teasing. “That’s kind of gross, don’t you think?” she said, her tone sing-song and mocking. “I mean, smelling people’s feet all the time? Ew.”
“Amber.” Donnica’s voice cut through the air, firm and controlled, her eyes meeting her daughter’s with a warning gleam. The unspoken authority in her tone was enough to make Trevor sit a little straighter.
Amber leaned back, her fork clinking against her plate with a dramatic sigh. “Fine, fine,” she muttered, but the glimmer of mischief in her eyes lingered, her gaze flicking back to Trevor as she smirked into her next bite.
The rest of the dinner passed in much the same way—Amber’s relentless teasing, Donnica’s measured but distant corrections, and Trevor’s awkward attempts to navigate the dynamic between them. When dessert arrived, Amber finally turned her attention to her phone, her posture slumping as she became absorbed in scrolling. Trevor felt a fleeting sense of relief as her focus shifted elsewhere.
Donnica leaned back, her fork resting neatly on her plate, and turned her gaze to Trevor. The towering giantess filled his view, her presence dominating the entire landscape of the table. “So, Trevor,” she began, her voice low, each syllable reverberating through his body, making the tiny utensils beside him tremble slightly. “How’s work been?”
Trevor swallowed, the deep resonance of her voice washing over him, shaking him in a way that made him hyper-aware of just how small he was. He took a breath, trying not to let the vastness of her voice overwhelm him. “It’s been good,” he said, nodding, his voice barely carrying across the expanse between them, mere squeaks to Donnica. “A bit stressful, but manageable.”
Donnica’s lips curved into a knowing smile, a gentle expression that still felt colossal from Trevor’s perspective. “That’s good to hear,” she murmured, her words thrumming in the air like distant thunder. “I know it must be challenging being so small among all us giants.” Her gaze dropped, looking at his diminutive figure, her fingers lightly drumming on the tabletop, each motion sending ripples across its polished surface.
Trevor forced a smile, trying to ignore how even those simple movements made his tiny feet unsteady. “Yeah, it’s not too bad,” he offered. “And you? How’s everything at the law firm?”
“Oh, busy as usual,” she replied with a casual wave of her hand. The sweep of her arm made a gust of air rush towards him, rustling his tiny clothes. “But I like it.” Her eyes stayed on him, the weight of her gaze making him feel even smaller, like she was evaluating every inch of his tiny form.
Just as the room seemed to settle into an awkward silence, Donnica’s phone buzzed, the sudden sound and shaking was like an earthquake to Trevor, rattling the glasses and cutlery around him. She glanced at the screen, her demeanor shifting instantly. “Speak of the devil,” she muttered, pushing her chair back. The deafening scrape of wood against tile echoed painfully in Trevor’s tiny ears as she stood, her towering form casting an all-encompassing shadow over him. “I have to take this,” she said, her voice booming over him.
“I’m going too,” Amber said, rising from her seat without warning, her phone still in hand. She turned toward the door, but her mother’s voice halted her in her tracks.
“SIT,” Donnica’s command echoed from the hallway, the single word filled with unyielding authority. Amber’s head snapped up, her eyes narrowing in irritation.
“Why?” she snapped back. “I’m just on my phone. What does it matter?”
“SIT,” Donnica repeated, her tone brooking no argument. “You’ll keep Trevor company.”
Amber glared at the doorway, her lips pressing into a thin line. “Fine,” she muttered, slumping back into her chair. “Whatever.”
The silence that followed was thick and awkward. Trevor cleared his throat, trying to break the tension. “So, uh... Why don't you tell me about yourself Amber?”
Amber didn’t even glance in his direction, her eyes fixed firmly on her phone. Trevor tried again. “You know, it’s not very nice to ignore someone who’s talking to you.”
Still, nothing. Not even a flicker of acknowledgment. Trevor sighed, shifting his attention to the kitchen around him. It was modern, spacious, and meticulously clean—a clear reflection of Donnica’s success.
And then—Boom.
The table shuddered violently as Amber’s feet slammed onto its surface, pale and massive, her discarded slippers sprawled carelessly on the floor below. Trevor froze, his heart pounding in his chest as the enormous soles loomed just inches from his tiny form. The sheer size of them was staggering; each foot dwarfed him completely, her toes twitching lazily like giants in their own right. The smooth expanse of her arches stretched upward like a vast wall, her heels rougher at the edges but still imposing, their scale leaving no doubt that she could obliterate him with a single misstep.
The smell followed swiftly, crashing over him like a suffocating wave. Thick and oppressive, it filled the air around him, making his eyes water and his senses reel. The heat radiating from her skin was almost unbearable, the scent clinging to the back of his throat—a heady mixture of sweat and warmth that left no escape. Trevor had smelled giant feet before, it came with being small, but nothing like this. This was raw, unrelenting, and inescapable, a visceral reminder of how utterly powerless he was in this world dominated by giants.
His gaze climbed the height of her feet, the overwhelming size making him feel insignificant. For the first time, the reality struck him fully — Amber was just a teenage girl, yet even she, with her careless demeanor and smirking indifference, could crush him without a second thought. Her feet, so casually tossed onto the table, were a stark display of the effortless dominance the giants held over him. The thought made his legs tremble, a potent mix of fear and the inescapable realization of his vulnerability.
“Amber!” he called out, his voice cracking, barely audible over the pounding of his heart. “Amber, please, move your feet!” But she didn’t react. She didn’t even glance his way. Her eyes remained glued to her phone, fingers tapping idly on the screen, Trevor thought he could see her lips curling into a faint smirk.
Trevor’s chest tightened. He had no choice. If he wanted her to stop, to acknowledge him, he would have to make her notice. Swallowing the lump of dread in his throat, he took a deep breath and stepped forward, the oppressive heat from her foot intensifying with every inch he closed between them.
His tiny hand reached out, trembling as it neared the massive wall of her heel. The skin, slightly rough yet soft enough to make him feel even smaller, loomed impossibly large before him. His fingers hesitated, mere inches away from touching her, the scent so thick now it was all he could breathe. He had to do this. It was the only way to break through the indifference of the giant world she inhabited and remind her that he was there, fragile and at her mercy. Summoning every ounce of courage he had, Trevor extended his hand and pressed it firmly against the colossal surface of her foot.
And then—
“AMBER!” Donnica’s voice sliced through the air, sharp and commanding, freezing Trevor in place. The sheer force of her tone rattled the glasses on the table, reverberating through the room like a judge’s gavel slamming down.
Amber’s head jerked up, her eyes widening in exaggerated surprise. “Oops, sorry,” she said, her voice dripping with insincerity. She glanced down at Trevor, her smirk deepening. “I totally forgot you were there.”
Donnica entered the room, her expression steely as she crossed her arms, towering over the table. “Get your stinky feet off the table!” she snapped, her tone leaving no room for argument. Her piercing gaze shifted to Amber. “Proper foot etiquette, Amber, especially around tiny people. You know how important that is. Especially you with those stinkers.”
Amber rolled her eyes, her lips pressing into a tight line. “Whatever,” she muttered, her voice defensive. “My feet don’t smell that bad. I just needed to air them out for a second.” Her gaze flicked to Trevor, her smirk returning. “Although, I didn’t mean to do that to you, little man.”
“His name is Trevor,” Donnica corrected, her voice sharp enough to cut through the lingering tension.
“Sorry, Trevor,” Amber said, her tone laden with sarcasm. She rose from her chair with exaggerated slowness, her footsteps heavy and deliberate as she stomped away, shaking the ground beneath Trevor’s tiny legs.
Donnica sighed deeply, her expression softening as she turned her attention to Trevor. “I’m so sorry about that,” she said, her voice gentle but firm. “Teenagers, you know.”
Trevor forced a smile, still rattled. “I guess it could have been worse.”
Donnica chuckled softly, shaking her head. “You’re being far too kind. But Amber's a sweet girl. Wait until you get to know her.” Her tone carried a hint of weariness.
Trevor hesitated, his thoughts briefly turning to the giant teenager who had loomed over him just moments earlier. Sweet girl? She didn’t seem sweet at all, more like an overgrown brat with a clear enjoyment of making him uncomfortable, especially with her stinky feet. He could still remember how she’d smirked, her bare toes wriggling just inches from him, taunting. But of course, there was no way he was about to say that to Donnica.
Instead, he cleared his throat lightly and offered, “Maybe next time we could meet somewhere more neutral? Give her a bit more space?”
Donnica gave a dismissive shake of her head, her eyes narrowing as she looked down at Trevor. "Nonsense," she said, her voice carrying that unmistakable tone of a parent addressing a disobedient child. "We'll meet here again in a few days. I know what's best." She allowed no room for argument.
With deliberate calm, but terrifying power, she reached down and plucked him up, her fingers curling around his tiny form with ease. Trevor felt the air leave his lungs as she lifted him, her effortless power reminding him just how small he really was. She held him with a confidence that told him he was in her care, that every ounce of control lay solely in her hands.
She carried him down the hallway, her stride unbroken and her gaze resolute. When she reached her discarded heels by the door, she barely hesitated, slipping her nyloned feet back into them with a practiced motion. The heels snapped sharply against the floor as she resumed walking, each step radiating power. The impact reverberated through Trevor's body, the vibrations making him keenly aware of his insignificance. Each step boomed like a reminder, these feet that carried her with such authority could so effortlessly end his world if she so wished.
She left and took him home.
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Amber stormed into her room, pushing the door closed behind her with a firm shove. It didn't slam, but the force behind it was unmistakable—an outlet for her bubbling frustration. She stomped over to her chair, collapsing into it with a huff, her arms crossed tight against her chest. Her face was set in a pout, her jaw clenched as she fumed about that tiny little man—Trevor.
How dare he? How dare that little bug have the audacity to talk to her like that? She could still hear his words echoing in her head, mocking her with their condescension: “You know, it’s not very nice to ignore someone who’s talking to you.” It was infuriating. He was so small, so insignificant, and yet he had the nerve to try and scold her? To tell her what was polite and what wasn't? Her blood boiled at the memory, her fingers digging into the fabric of her chair as she seethed.
Amber’s anger wasn’t really about Trevor, not entirely. She didn’t fully understand it, but somewhere deep down, it was about all the men her mother had brought into their lives—men who had tried to belittle her, to control her, to put her in her place. But this was different. Trevor wasn’t like them. He wasn’t a towering figure looking down at her with judgment. He was tiny, pathetic, a mere inch tall—and yet, he had spoken to her like he was anything more than a bug to be squashed under her shoe.
Her nostrils flared as she glared at the floor, her mind racing. How could anyone so small dare talk to someone so big, so powerful, as if they were equals? The very idea was laughable, insulting even. She was Amber, a giantess, and he was nothing. She clenched her teeth, her frustration boiling over as she remembered the way her mother had snapped at her, had made her apologize to him. To him! It made her want to scream.
Her feet shifted on the floor, the thick plush of her slippers now discarded. She could feel the warmth radiating off her soles, the faint, familiar scent of her own sweat reaching her nose. She paused, her eyes narrowing slightly. The smell was strong—she'd had her feet stuffed in those slippers all throughout dinner, after all. But why should she care if they smelled?
“So what if they smell?” she muttered to herself, her lips curling into a sneer. “All little people should smell my feet.” The thought brought a flicker of satisfaction, a sense of justification. Trevor should be grateful he got to be near her at all, let alone near her perfect feet. If anything, he deserved it—to be put in his place, to understand just how small and powerless he really was compared to her.
And then, something shifted. It was subtle at first, a strange heat pooling in her stomach. Her anger, the lingering scent of her feet, the memory of that tiny man standing on the table, looking so helpless, so at her mercy—all of it began to mix together, and she felt a sudden rush of something else. Something that made her breath hitch, her thighs press together.
She blinked, surprised by the feeling, but she didn’t push it away. Instead, she let it grow, her mind drifting back to Trevor, to the way he had looked up at her, his tiny face so full of uncertainty. He was so small, so easy to control, so… crushable. The thought made her toes curl, her foot stomping down on the floor almost involuntarily.
“I should teach him a lesson,” she whispered, her voice barely audible, her eyes half-lidded as she imagined it—Trevor beneath her foot, his tiny body crushed under her sole. The idea sent a shiver down her spine, her breath quickening. She could feel the heat between her legs growing more intense, the need building, and she bit her lip, her hand slipping down to the waistband of her pants and into her panties.
“Oh yes,” she breathed, her fingers pressing against herself, her eyes closing as she let the fantasy take over. She imagined Trevor, that tiny bug who had dared talk back to her, struggling beneath her foot, his face pressed into the sweaty sole, forced to breathe in the smell of her reeking feet. He would learn his place. He would understand that she was a goddess compared to him, that he was nothing more than a toy for her amusement.
“I’ll crush you,” she said out loud, her voice a low moan, her fingers moving faster. The pleasure was growing, her mind spiraling deeper into the fantasy. It wasn’t just Trevor anymore. It was everyone. All the tiny people, all the ones who thought they could look down on her, who thought they could control her. They would all be at her feet, all of them forced to worship her, to understand just how powerful she was. She was huge, she was unstoppable, and they were little, tiny bugs.
Her breath came in ragged gasps, her body tensing as the pleasure built, her thoughts growing darker and more twisted with each passing second. She imagined entire crowds of tiny people beneath her, all of them begging, pleading, their tiny voices nothing more than whispers against her skin. She was their queen, their goddess, and they would all bow to her, all of them crushed under her giant smelly feet.
“Oh, God,” she gasped, her back arching, her fingers working furiously as the pleasure finally peaked, crashing over her in a wave that left her shuddering, her toes curling, her entire body trembling with the force of it.
She lay there for a moment, her chest heaving, her mind hazy with the afterglow. Slowly, a smile spread across her lips, a satisfied, almost smug expression as she stretched, her body relaxing into the chair. She felt like a queen on her throne, powerful, untouchable. And just outside, somewhere in her moms hand, there was a tiny little man who would soon learn just how true that was. He would learn more lessons, whether he liked it or not.
Amber let out a contented sigh, her eyes closing as she reveled in the thought. Yes, she would teach him—and anyone else who dared—exactly who was in charge.