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Summary: A little shop experiences erotic plant girl horrors! It's an invasion of a plantgirl who likes to snatch bodies! Am I being obvious enough? A small plant grows until it becomes a massive plant girl. She then seduces everybody one by one and begins to spread across the globe while young struggles with the morality of being the only one in a position to do anything about it.
Contains: F/m, F/f, brief F/fm, plant sex, a giant plant girl, body growth, cock growth, breast growth, weight gain, breast feeding, orgasm denial, forced orgasm, milking.
DARK THEMES: Brainwashing, hypnosis, mind control, gaslighting, end of the world, memory manipulation, ominous consequences, trickery, rape, betraying the entire human race, emotional manipulation, breaking up a relationship, personality change.
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Darlene was busying herself with the shelves, pretending to dust. Not that she usually put much effort into dusting, but it was obvious when she wasn't even trying.
Wayne gave her her space. He knew what had happened without her having to say it, though he also knew he couldn't ignore it forever. He didn't know the specifics yet, but the story was always the same. She and Flynn had been fighting again.
Eventually he ran out of things to do that didn't involve her, and since they hadn't had a customer all morning, it was getting hard to pretend nothing was wrong.
"Hey Darlene, everything okay?"
"Of course." She said flatly, putting the unused duster down with a loud clack and walking into the back, before she stopped and put her hand on the door frame.
Framed against the midday sun she hung her head.
"Everything... except that Flynn and I seem to fight every time we're alone."
"I'm sorry." Wayne said. There wasn't much much more he could say.
"It's not your fault. I just wish... I wish Flynn could be more like you, Wayne."
He winced. Those words always hit him like a shard of ice in the heart.
"You're calm, and kind, and..."
Wayne could only stare at her lithe, shapely figure from behind as she tore his soul asunder for the hundredth time.
"Sorry, listen to me rambling on. You're so sweet... but we've got work to do."
"Well, not much," Wayne corrected her, swallowing the lump in his throat, "we didn't get a single customer yesterday, and it doesn't look like today will be different."
"It's a shame. If only we had something to bring more customers in."
Darlene leaned back against the door frame in thought.
"Maybe that weird plant in the basement would get their attention..." he mused, sarcastically, before reaching up to grab the feather duster so he could do the dusting she had pretended to do.
"Huh?"
"Oh, right." He tapped the side of his head. "There's some weird plant budding downstairs. Never seen anything like it."
"Can I see?" She asked, eyes lighting up, her quarrel seemingly forgotten.
Some time later, the pair were still marvelling over the odd bulb protruding from the pot he'd left the night before.
"Hmmm, well it's not a fly trap. You're right."
"Some weird kind of pitcher plant maybe?"
"Maybe, it's a bit small for a pitcher though. The bulb ends near the head."
They perused their aging and outdated books once more, both relaxing in the dim basement and the sweet, saccharine smell that had begun to fill it. It was cooler down here in summer, and Wayne was pleased to see that Darlene seemed far more relaxed now.
He grinned over his book, but was too distracted to notice the plant itself was equally interested. Had it had eyes one could have sworn it was looking between the pair of them with an intelligence that no plant should possess. It was grinning. Its pudgy, thick lips curling maliciously.
"Well I'm stumped." Darlene surrendered, dropping her book to her lap. "It might be some weird crossbreed, but between what?"
"No idea. We haven't had anything carnivorous here in months."
The pair looked down at the innocent looking bulb. It 'looked' back at them.
"Well, it's not getting any sunlight down here. We might as well take it upstairs." Darlene said, not sure what else to do.
Lifting the pot gently she took up with her, placing it in prime position by the window and next to the open door.
"A strange new plant... it might get some people's attention."
The plant's fragrance soon caught the wind as a gentle breeze blew through.
"You think so?" Wayne didn't sound convinced. "I'm not sure a single weird plant is going to get anybody to-"
"Hi!" A voice came from the door, making both Darlene and Wayne jump.
Standing before them was a man in smart dress, no doubt on his way to work.
"It smells amazing in here. What kind of plant is that?" He asked, leaning over to take a closer look and taking in a deep, scented breath.
"Oh uh... we're not sure." Wayne admitted, wringing his hands behind his back.
"Huh. Well..." the man inhaled, a broad smile on his face as he took another deep breath, moving his face close to the purple-lipped plant. With a delighted shiver, he stood upright. "I need fifty dollars worth of roses for my wife if that's okay."
Darlene grabbed Wayne's hand in excitement.
"Of course it is!" Wayne practically stumbled back, going to help Darlene prepare a bouquet.
"Can you break a hundred?"
"Oh... uh... no. Sorry." He winced, looking into the register and seeing nowhere near enough change. He realised there and then that they might lose the biggest sale all month.
"Well..." the man sighed again, inhaling that delightful scent. "I guess I'll just take 100's worth."
Darlene stared at Wayne in amazement, and he eagerly motioned her towards the back room.
"Of course, sir!" She said giddily,
Wayne grinned in amazement, opening the till and lifting the tray so he could hide that precious sum beneath it. Darlene returned a little while after with an overflowing bunch of blood red roses, ornamentally embellished with bows, ribbons and sprigs.
"Thank you so much sir! I hope she loves these."
"I'm sure she will." The man grinned, before making his way out. "Oh excuse me."
A woman in a feathery hat entered just as he left.
"My my what is that fascinating plant in the window?" She asked.