I SHRUNK MY BOYFRIEND AND ATE HIM IN A BURRITO 21 minute AUDIO GIANTESS
As I sat across from you at the lunch table, enduring another one of your tedious monologues, I couldn't help but fantasize about silencing your voice forever. Watching your lips move, hearing your words drone on, I felt a sudden surge of power swell within me. Without warning, I pulled out my trusty silver spray and aimed it directly at your mouth. Your eyes widened in shock as you recognized the contents - a potent shrinking serum. Your voice cracked, your clothes began to sag, and you realized too late that the effects were already taking hold.
By the time you fell out of your oversized suit, you were no bigger than a bug. A tiny, helpless plaything at my mercy. I couldn't resist the temptation to toy with you just a little longer. I laid out a warm tortilla, carefully arranging the fillings - beans, meat, cheese, salsa - and then placed you right in the center. Your squirming was both adorable and infuriating, and I couldn't help but chuckle as you struggled against the spices clinging to your shrinking form.
Without breaking your delicate skin, I folded the tortilla over you, sealing you inside a dark, warm pocket. I could feel your every shift as I lifted you towards my mouth, and the anticipation was nearly unbearable. My warm breath seeped through the tortilla, teasing your senses as my voice rolled around you like thunder.
I bit into the edge of the burrito, teasing you further before taking a bite that engulfed you completely. Your screams were muffled by the tortilla, but they only fueled my desire to consume you completely. With each bite, I crushed you between bread and meat, feeling your resistance weaken as you were broken down into smaller pieces.
Finally, the last bite was taken, and I felt a sense of satisfaction wash over me. You were gone. Erased from existence. I didn't even bother to flush the remains of the burrito down the toilet; they were nothing more than evidence of my power over you. And with that thought, I stood up and walked away, leaving my lunch table behind and the memory of your shrunken form forever embedded in my mind.
