Keri and Megan Lunch Break CL
As the doorbell rang, Keri's eyes lit up with excitement. She walked over to the entrance, her towering figure casting shadows on the tiny figures below. Her heels dug into the soft ground, crushing some unfortunate tinies underfoot. She opened the door with a laugh, stepping aside to let her petite friend inside.
"I brought a snack," Megan said, holding up a bowl of tiny people. "Chinese, I think?"
Keri grinned, taking the bowl from her friend. "Just a few traffic jams, nothing my heels couldn't take care of!" They both erupted in laughter, not realizing the small lives crushed beneath their feet.
The two giantesses walked back to the lounge, their thighs brushing against each other. "Let's eat!" Keri exclaimed, setting the bowl down on the table. "I'm hungry!"
The two friends settled into the plush seats, their towering figures looming over the tiny people below. With eager anticipation, they reached for the bowls, their hands engulfing the tiny figures like they were nothing more than ants.
As they ate, they talked about being giants - it was like being gods. They casually made fun of the tinies, calling them ants and telling them not to worry, it was just the way it was. Occasionally, they would crush a tiny accidentally, laughing it off as they continued their meal.
The conversation flowed effortlessly between bites of tiny people. Keri looked up at Megan, a mischievous glint in her eye. "Remember that time we had to step over those cars on the highway?" she asked, her voice booming.
Megan nodded, a smile spreading across her face. "Or when we had to use that group of men as a staircase?"
They both laughed, the sound echoing throughout the room. "Those were the days," Keri said, finishing the last of her meal.
As they leaned back in their chairs, satisfied but far from full, they couldn't help but feel a sense of power and control. They were the giants, and the tiny people were nothing more than playthings. It was a role they embraced, knowing that it would always be a part of who they were.
