There was no escape from the teen, who was now a towering giantess compared to my tiny form. It was freezing outside and I felt it. Even if I had tried to run from Laura I would have frozen to death. The girl walked up to the doorway her immense shadow looming over me. I was freezing my tiny ass off on the doormat. "Looks like I got myself a new pet," the girl giggled as she squatted down in front of me.
"Don't be afraid little girl," her free hand scooped me up from the floor. Her glove felt warm and cozy, but still I didn't like being the size of a doll. A doll, that was all I was to this girl now. I could be her pet for the rest of my life. The thought alone scared me. "You look so sad, but don't worry Laura will take good care of you," the giantess grinned and I didn't like it one bit. "Now I need to keep you somewhere 'till I'm done," Laura looked down at herself.
Great, was she planning to put me in her pocket? At least it would be comfortable in there. "Yes, that's perfect!," the girl said to herself. "Well doll, I need to sell some more cookies. I put you somewhere safe and warm," Laura put the remote in her pocket. What was she planning? I didn't have to wait long to find out. Her now free hand went down and pulled the front of her scout uniform's skirt. Pulling her panties back she lowered me down. This was bad really bad!
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