The Girl Colossus (A Giantess Story) Chapter 4: Little Men

By Praedatorius

Reema, the giantess posing as the Statue of Liberty, can't take it anymore.

After weeks of standing still on Liberty Island, separated from her boyfriend and the rest of the world, Reema is desperate for a break. She finds it in a mysterious stranger who comes to the Island every day, but talking to him means exposing herself to the world.

Can Reema find relief from her big role? Or is she destined to be marooned in front of the greatest city in the world, forever?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Praedatorius
• Release date: Feb 22, 2020
• ISBN: 9781370584550

Praedatorius

Praedatorius is an author of fetish fiction, focusing and body transformations such as breast expansion, giants, shrinking, weight gain, and sex change.

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The Girl Colossus

by

Praedatorius

Chapter 4: Little Men

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It was a rainy day. Reema stared out over Verrazano Narrows. Through her right eye she saw New Jersey, bristling with concrete piers and smokestacks. In her left eye was the butt of Long Island, a few trees visible, but likewise overdeveloped. Reema had gotten to know the strait very well, and when she could afford to, she kept her eyes open for ferries. Today was her chance.

Reggie hadn’t found the Statue of Liberty. His agents were combing the world, he said, but he was trying hard to not reveal what he was looking for. If anyone found out he was looking for the original Statue, there’d be trouble. Two days before Reema’s job was supposed to end, he visited her to ask if she would stay for another week.

You’ll get the same salary, Reggie begged. The deal still stands.

No problem, Reema sighed, holding him in her hand. I’ve got nothing better to do.

Seven days later Reema was ready to go home, but again Reggie asked her to stay. Please, he said. I need you.

Four weeks had passed: twenty-eight days of posing for photographs, eighteen hours a day. Twenty-eight days of staring at the same suspension bridge. Twenty-eight days of being ignored.