Ch.02: Adjustment
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Copyright Oggbashan December 2004
The author asserts the moral right to be identified as the author of this work.
This is a work of fiction. The events described here are imaginary; the settings and characters are fictitious and are not intended to represent specific places or living persons.
This story was inspired by Piers Anthony's short story ‘The Bridge'. I cannot describe this as an original work only as a variation on his theme.
The first chapter should be read before this one.
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Paul woke to find himself still tightly clasped by Minnie's limbs. He eased himself gently out of her grasp and stood up. In the dawn light seeping through the curtains he gazed at Minnie's full-sized body. He could believe that he had spent the night with such a beautiful woman. Her blonde hair splayed across the pillow was the shade of his dream woman. Her silky skin softened the outline yet didn't conceal the muscles beneath. Her breasts… Paul was very aware of the shape and size of Minnie's breasts. They were in proportion to those of the Christmas Fairy he had been dreaming about for weeks. When Minnie had appeared on his pillow and demanded sex immediately he had thought he was still dreaming. Now his Christmas Fairy was here in the flesh and full-sized.
He pulled the duvet up over her before he was distracted from the need to wash and shave. He didn't want to take the risk of offending Minnie with a rough stubble. She was the embodiment of his ideal woman. He would do anything to keep her. This Christmas would be very different.
He brought his morning coffee back to the bedroom with a cup for Minnie. If she didn't wake in time he had a thermos of coffee and another cup. He sat on the bed remembering Minnie's arrival as a minuscule being. In such a short time she had changed into a fully-grown woman. There would be problems. How could he account for her? She had to have an identity to live in the 21st century world and just a name ‘Minnie' wouldn't be enough. He could support her, he thought, but not how he would wish to. He wanted to give her everything, anything, if only he could keep her by his side. How?
Minnie stirred. She opened her eyes and looked right at him.
"Good morning, Paul," she purred. "Yes, I'd like that cup of coffee. Don't worry about my identity. I've got one."
"You can read my mind?" Paul gasped.
"Yes, even when I'm half-asleep. How else could I be sure that I would seduce you to make love to the midget I was? Telepathy was one of the talents I was designed to have. As far as I know it only works on you. I don't know. I haven't met anyone else, have I?"
Paul felt a constriction around his heart. When Minnie met other people, would she want to stay with him? He was no great catch, after all; a workaholic loner with a large city centre flat and not much else.
Minnie's hand reached out for his and squeezed.
"Don't be silly, Paul. I was designed and built just for you. Without you I wouldn't be complete. What you should worry about is the impossibility of getting rid of me. You can't. My purpose is to make love to you and only you. You couldn't get away from me if you tried. Come here."
Paul put the coffee down and swung his legs on to the bed. Before he was aware of what she intended he had been grabbed and pulled over her body. Her arms and legs gripped him tightly and her cleft opened to receive him. Her legs clamped around him as he penetrated her welcoming pussy. Her hips bucked as she dragged him closer and deeper. Before Paul could think of holding back he had spurted into her in the fastest climax he had ever had. He groaned in frustration. There had been no foreplay, no build up, no chance for him to arouse her. One second he had been sitting on the bed, seconds later he had been drained.
"I don't need arousing, Paul," Minnie said as she stroked his hair. "I'm always ready for you. Whenever you want me, just grab."
Minnie tensed her pussy's muscles around him.
"But now I'd like breakfast, a big breakfast, because growing uses energy. The coffee will do for a start. What have we got for breakfast, Paul?"
She released her grip around him. He reached for the coffee.
"Not much, Minnie. I need to buy some more food. We could go out for breakfast…" Paul stopped suddenly.
"But I haven't got anything to wear, have I, Paul? That fairy outfit won't fit me now, will it?"
"No."
The fairy outfit was on the bedside table. Its silver top and skirt were ideal fantasy wear, if only Minnie had still been twelve inches tall instead of the six feet of full-sized dream woman she had become. The skirt was still puffed out as it had been when Minnie wore it. How did it keep its shape?
"I might be able to wear some of your clothes," Minnie added. "although I really need my own."
"The big supermarket is open now. It is only five minutes drive away. I could go there now and get you clothes from their Home and Wear department. Would that do?"
"Perhaps, for a start, if they are good enough cover so that we can get breakfast. I'm hungry."
Paul dressed hurriedly and was about to leave when he remembered he didn't know Minnie's current size. He went back to the bedroom with a tape measure.
"I need your size, Minnie," he explained.
"No need for the tape, Paul. I'm exactly six feet tall, my measurements are forty-two D, thirty-four and thirty-eight. My shoe size is nine."
"How do you know?"
"I know."
"OK, if you're sure."
"I'm sure."
Paul drove to the supermarket and wandered through the women's clothing department. He bought a twin-pack of bras, a five-pack of panties and two three-packs of pantyhose, a black waist slip, two long black skirts with stretchy waists, two tops with a lycra mix and a cheap pair of black training shoes. He added a three-quarter-length coat because it was a sale item in the right size. He was so surprised that the total bill was so low that he didn't really notice the sales assistant's odd look at him. Only when he was loading the car did he think that all these clothes would fit him nearly as well as Minnie.
Minnie had showered and was wearing one of his T-shirts. She opened the carrier bags with the excitement of a small child at Christmas. She dressed herself sensuously. The basic garments seemed to thrill her as if they were exotic fabrics and designers' originals. Paul was kept busy removing labels and tags.
"Now for breakfast, please Paul," Minnie said once she was fully dressed.
Paul held the coat for her. She wriggled into it, then swung round to wrap him in her arms and kiss him passionately.
"Thank you, Paul," she whispered in his ear.
Paul felt guilty that he hadn't remembered to buy at least a bare minimum of make-up, not even a lipstick.
"That doesn't matter yet," Minnie answered his unspoken thought. "Breakfast matters."
They went to a local workman's café for a full English breakfast. Paul wasn't surprised that Minnie ate it all. He had seen just how much food she could pack into her then small frame. He finished everything with an effort. The regulars had looked at Minnie as if she was a vision from another planet. When they left the café Minnie turned and waved at them. At least half waved back, one ancient enthusiastically. She blew a kiss at him.
"You certainly made an impression on them, Minnie," said Paul.