Description:

Jim gets an unexpected call from his old high-school friend Lauren, now an MIT graduate living in a mountain house full of gadgets. She wants to show him something she’s been working on—something that turns out to be a fully functional shrinking machine. What begins as a friendly demonstration on a chair quickly becomes a playful, intimate afternoon of size exploration between two people who have always been a little more than friends. Fun, inventive, and packed with mutual shrinking, growth experiments, and the thrill of testing every limit of her invention.

(shrinking machine, size play, friends to lovers, mutual shrinking, inventive kink)

Excerpt:

Jim didn’t know why Lauren decided to call him up out of the blue one day, but it was a pleasant surprise. She said she’d been thinking about him lately and thought it would be nice for him to visit her one afternoon since he’d never been to her place after she’d graduated from MIT. He thought it was a wonderful idea and as he rang her doorbell, he was overcome with a sense of familiarity. They’d been great friends in high school, had kept in touch over the college years, but ultimately life forced them further apart.

When the door swung open, he was greeted by the tall, statuesque figure of his old friend. Lauren was built just right, at least to his standards. She was lean, with a nice set of breasts and even nicer ass. Her hair was light brown, shoulder-length, but she now had it pulled up with a tie. She wore jeans and chucks, a nice snug pink tee and a white lab coat over that. She looked casual-official.

“Jim!” she exclaimed, then stepped out onto the porch and landed a kiss right on his lips. She wrapped her arms around him. She smelled so good. Jim wasn’t used to this level of affection from her, but it was a nice change. He’d always been attracted to her, but never acted on it. This certainly broke the ice.

“How have you been?” he asked after they separated.

“Fine. Good, great. Better than great. Come in, come in,” she said, talking a mile a minute.

Her place was nice—a very modern, trendy kind of house that was situated up in the mountains with the city far below. It was quiet here, but he liked that. A quick survey through the windows showed him nothing but trees.

“I’m so glad you came,” she said, turning a little more serious. “Can I offer you anything to eat or drink? I thought we’d maybe order pizza later.”

“That sounds good, but right now I’m fine. You look great. MIT was kind to you.”

“You bet it was,” she said. “I picked up so much . . . knowledge, I guess you could say. I’m glad I went. It changed my life.”

“Well I’m glad you’re back.”

“Me too. I bet you were caught a little off-guard when I called you, huh?”

“A little, but it was nice. I’m always happy when we get to see each other.”

“Oh, god, me too. But hey, I actually wanted you to come over so that you could see a little of what I’ve been working on.”

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