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After six straight losses, the Silver Vultures are done being the shortest team on the court. Arabelle has a private “wonder drug” called Tymex—meant to boost cellular growth—and she wants her teammates to try it before it ever hits the market.

 One vial at a time, the girls start coming back taller, stronger, faster . . . and a lot harder to fit in their shoes.

Captain Lilly is the only one who keeps saying no, and every practice makes that choice look smaller. A sports-locker-room growth story of secret serums, stretching uniforms, and a team that is about to become something else entirely.

 (growth serum, progressive giantess, sports team, size difference, clothing strain)

Excerpt:

“We’re taller,” said Arabelle, taking measurements the day after the second dose. “All of us.”

Brynn, who’d been at five-eleven, was now standing at six-three. Kaia had moved from five-five to five-nine, Vi was a commanding six-three now, and Arabelle, the tallest from the beginning, was now an astronomical six-foot-five. They towered over their captain, who only looked up at them with a mix of pride and jealousy.

When they played their first game against the Lady Knights, it was apparent the other team could tell the change—it was hard to miss.

Vi was a bombshell off the court, but on it, she threw her weight around—her ass and breasts had taken off ahead of her stature, and now she had an extreme hourglass shape. It made it hard for the opposing team to cover her. With such a bulbous ass, they weren’t anywhere close enough to rob her of the ball. When she jumped, her breasts and ass bounced.

The Silver Vultures swept the game, as each of them—aside from Lilly—towered over every other single girl. The Lady Knights’ tallest player was six even, and most of the Silver Vultures looked down at her.

By the end of the game, the girls were a tiny bit larger, though it was difficult to tell. Arabelle knew it because she could feel her feet wanting to escape the shoes and could see the way Vi’s shorts were riding up.

It may have been time to taper off the serum . . .

Though Lilly was happy about winning their first game after six devastating losses, she was starting to feel . . . inadequate. She’d not made any shots, only had two passes in her direction, and did little to carry the team. What kind of pep talk could she possibly give her girls, now standing no higher than their shoulders?

But Lilly was also feeling jealous.

“Oh, these shoes aren’t even fitting!” said Brynn, the first one to enter the locker room. She sat down, threw her feet up on the bench and gasped by how they looked—her feet were dying to break free.

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