Description:

Grace Frazier has always been tiny—barely five-foot-one and still shorter than some of the kids who come trick-or-treating. But on her first Halloween in the townhouse she shares with her boyfriend Ed, she notices something strange: her favorite costume is tighter than last year. What begins as a quiet, almost deniable change soon becomes impossible to ignore. As Grace’s body continues to grow, her world—and her relationship—transforms with her. A long, detailed journey of progressive growth, clothing destruction, and a woman who slowly ascends far beyond ordinary size.

(progressive growth, giantess, clothing destruction, height increase, size difference, long-form)

Excerpt:

Looking back, all of the signs that she was changing started on Halloween. Grace Frazier loved that day more than anything. She didn’t celebrate Christmas with her dad, other than a gift card and box of candy, and she’d learned that Ed was the type of guy you couldn’t buy for since he already had it all. But when the leaves started to change and sweater weather rolled around, that was the time of year when Grace felt most normal. Her first Halloween of sharing the townhouse with Ed was when she made the discovery.

There were more trick-or-treaters at the townhouse than there ever were at the apartment she’d shared with her dad for most her life. Perhaps it was the location, or perhaps it was that the kids didn’t care much for Rick. He’d been a heavy drinker back in the day, and the remnants of the drunk personality remained several years later. It was enough to place Grace and Rick on a metaphorical island—one that until Ed came along, she didn’t mind. Now, she had the whole world.

Grace was sitting on the front porch, wearing her trademark ‘sexy scarecrow’ costume that she’d worn to give out candy for the past five years. She was a tiny woman—only five-foot-one, and she’d stopped growing right out of high school. Now, having just graduated college in May, she was still shorter than some of the kids who came up to the porch to get a Snickers.

“Your dad called,” said Ed, stepping out into the chilly night air and handing her a steaming mug of cider. “Says he can’t find his vehicle registration.”

“Because he ripped it up last time we talked,” said Grace. “He got mad because I said the cops were going to pick him up for driving buzzed and he flew off the handle and destroyed his registration and license.”

“I’ll . . . let you remind him of that.”

Ed was her everything, even if he did let her manage her father. They had been going out since her first year in college and most people probably thought they’d moved too fast, but for Grace, the timing was perfect. Rick’s drinking had a resurgence, and although Grace and Ed would never admit it, both were afraid he was bordering on aggressive. Ed, with the full backing of his family’s real estate business, had purchased the townhouse and swept her away from a precarious situation.

“Do you think I’ve gained weight?” she asked him suddenly, almost subconsciously as she played with the hem of her flannel shirt.

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17,647 words

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