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    A Prize in Every Box: A Shrinking Man Story
    A Prize in Every Box: A Shrinking Man Story
    A Prize in Every Box: A Shrinking Man Story
    Ebook27 pages18 minutes

    A Prize in Every Box: A Shrinking Man Story

    By Kayla Rhodes

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    Prizes in cereal boxes are getting... kinky....
    Elaine knows that the tiny man she found in her cereal is programmed to be a great sex toy. It’s what he was made for, and he wants very much to fulfill his job. But Elaine is well-versed in the importance of consent and using Dayton like that just feels wrong.
    But Dayton promises her he can make it feel so, so right!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKayla Rhodes
    Release dateApr 30, 2021
    A Prize in Every Box: A Shrinking Man Story
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    Kayla Rhodes

    Kayla is an author of erotic short stories, specializing in weird kinks and misfit niches. Check out her website if you have any story requests!

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      A Prize in Every Box - Kayla Rhodes

      The fact that I was a grown-ass woman constantly buying cereal was bad. People my age were supposed to be roasting chicken and sautéing asparagus, not dumping milk over yet another bowl of Cheerios.

      And today, in an effort to be as boring as humanly possible, I’d chosen BranStars as my cereal of the week. An entire aisle of sugary delights, and I went with the most unappealing flavor imaginable.

      I would love to say that I chose this one because of my supreme commitment to health, but really it was the box. They all had the same, dull picture on the box – it looked like the company had opted to save a little money by doing the design themselves rather than hiring a professional.

      But one of the boxes, for some reason, had an additional star-shaped graphic in the corner. It had cheesy 90’s vibes, and proclaimed ‘A Prize in Every Box!’ Well, obviously it wasn’t every box, since this was the only BranStars on the shelf that boasted such a promise.

      Probably there wasn’t even anything in this box, because really, who puts prizes in cereal for adults? But still, it had been a long day, and I was intrigued, so that’s the box that made it home with me.   

      As I crunched my way through bowl #2, contemplating #3, I still hadn’t found anything except for the brown and tasteless cereal. I’ve never been known for my patience, so soon I was up to my elbow in the box, groping

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