Description:

A storm pins two college girls in a dorm hallway with a handful of shrinking vials and a very specific plan. Cora knows the juniors down the hall and while Raya and Lenee talk classes and thunder, she pulls Kendell into the bathroom, cracks the door just wide enough for a six-inch body, and dares her to drink.

Two tiny girls slip back toward a room that suddenly looks enormous. A wet, late-night sequel of shrinking serums, dorm-room scale, and a slumber party that only starts once nobody else can see them.

(shrinking serum, size difference, foot focus, dorm setting, lesbian size play)

Excerpt:

The rain had been falling hard for almost an hour by the time Cora pulled Kendell through the side entrance of the dormitory. Thunder rolled overhead, low and close, making the fluorescent lights in the stairwell flicker once. Cora’s hair was damp from the short run across the courtyard, and her grin was the same one she always wore when she had a bad idea.

“They’re cool,” she said, pushing open the door to the second-floor hallway. “I promise. Just act normal for like twenty minutes.”

Kendell wasn’t sure what “normal” meant anymore. Not since the night with Britney’s team. The serum was still limited—just a handful of full doses left in the small black case inside her bag—and every time Cora suggested using one, Kendell felt the same mix of heat and caution. Still, she followed.

The room at the end of the hall belonged to two juniors Cora knew from a shared seminar. The door was already cracked. Warm light spilled out, along with the low murmur of voices and the steady drum of rain against the windows.

Cora knocked once with her knuckles and pushed the door the rest of the way open.

“Hey,” she said. “We made it before it got worse.”

Two girls looked up.

The first was sitting cross-legged on the left bed, laptop balanced on her thighs. She had dark hair pulled into a loose knot and long bare legs folded under her. The second was stretched out on the other bed, back against the wall, one knee bent. She was taller—noticeably taller—with light brown hair and the kind of quiet posture that made her seem even longer. Both of them were barefoot.

Kendell’s eyes went to their feet before she could stop herself.

They talked for a while about classes and whether the storm would bring flooding. Cora did most of the talking while Kendell sat on the edge of the empty desk chair and tried not to keep looking at the floor. After twenty minutes the conversation thinned. Raya closed her laptop. Lenee yawned.

Cora stood. “We’re gonna grab some water real quick,” she said. “Be right back.”

The moment the bathroom door locked, Cora’s expression changed.

“Okay,” she whispered. “I want to do it.”

Kendell already knew. She could feel the weight of the case in her bag. Outside, the rain hammered the roof.

“Both of us?” Kendell asked.

Cora nodded. “Both of us. They’re practically falling asleep. They won’t even know we’re there.”

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