by Jenny Lioness
Geena the cat morph awoke one morning to a loud grumbling of her empty belly. She gave a big stretch then hopped to her feet, dusting herself off. After letting loose a mighty yawn she went out in search of something to fill her achingly empty tummy. A few hours went by and Geena was getting a bit angry. She had not found hide nor hair of any prey or food, not even a morsel. Suddenly her nose detected the smell of a wonderful aroma............ gingerbread? She followed the trail of odor and nearly fell onto her face as a small figure dashed past her. Geena rubbed her eyes to make sure her eyes weren't playing tricks on her. Was that a gingerbread man that just ran by? She turned on her heel and dashed after him. She quickly caught up to the little figure, even though he was moving quite fast. The hungry cat morph made a dive for the tasty little man, but he turned arounf a tree in a flash. Geena growled softly and spit out a mouthful of dirt. She got back up and continued her pursuit. She rounded the corner where the gingerbread man went and found herself face to face with a large swirling colorful portal. Dirt flew as Geena's feet tried desperately to stop her, but she had built up to much momentum. With a bright flash of color Geena disappeared into the swirling void. In the blink of an eye Geena felt ground underneath her again. Her vision was gone temporarily from the flash and soon she could see blurrily and with spots all in her sight. She gave her eyes a good rub then opened them again. The view that greeted Geena made her jaw drop. As far as she could see, candy dominated the land. In fact, the land WAS candy. Lollypop trees sprouted from the chocolate earth, covered with a coating of mint leaves. A jelly bean path wound off into the distance and puffy marshmallow flowers dotted the landscape. Her eyes were draw to a sign just off the path. It read, "Welcome to Candyland". Geena smiled a wicked smile as she stood up, rubbing her hands together. "With all these sweets I can stuff my tummy endlessly," she said, licking her lips. Her belly growled loudly to remind her of how empty it was. With a giggle or enjoyment Geena lunged forward, preparing to devour the edible landscape. She dropped to her knees and began cramming huge handfuls of marshmallow flowers into her mouth. The small field disappeared quickly, a testament to Geena's outrageous hunger. She turned her attention to the lollypop trees next, about half a dozen stood in the immediate area. The white kitty climbed into the sticky branches and started to pick the leaves, savoring their minty flavor. After the tree was picked clean of leaves she started from the top and ate her way to the bottom. After the first tree Geena plopped down on the ground for a short rest. Her belly had increased in size amazingly in her short binge. It now pushed out from her sexy body, looking like a small lump, about the size of a small mellon. The overwelming aroma of the sweets got Geena moving again and she proceeded towards the next tree. On the way she picked the jelly beans from the path, sucking the little things down. Tree after tree disappeared into the swelling cat morphs tummy, patched of flowers in between. Geena's tummy now extended a good 2 feet from her body and was rounding out nicely from her binging. Her hunger had long since been sated, but this cat morph was on a mission of pure stuffing now, the smell of candy having an amost intoxicating effect on her. Besides the earth under her feet, Geena had nothing else to eat that she could see. Huffing in frustration she sat down on the ground and spread her legs to allow room for her belly. Using one hand to keep her balance, Geena started thrusting huge clumps of chocolate earth into her mouth. After nearly an hour of this she was begining to feel quite sick of eating the same thing for so long. It was then that a glint on the horizon caught her eye. Squinting, she could see what look like liquid, a river maybe. Struggling to her feet (which was quite hard with her balloon of a belly) she started off in that direction, suddenly craving a cool, long drink. After what seem forever, with snacking stops along the way, Geena had reached her destination. It was indeed a river, a "chocolate" river. Geena smiled wide and plopped herself down on her belly at the river's edge, then plunged her face in, gulping deeply. In seconds her belly began to swell rapidly, lifting her off the ground. Bigger and bigger it grew, her gulping getting shallower as her belly became overpacked with food. She then rolled back to a sitting position, groaning and clutching at her whale of a tummy. In the course of her mad eating binge Geena's belly had inflated to 4 times it's size, looming a glorious 5 feet in front of her and 4 feet to the sides. Geena felt a tad bit sick from her overindulgence. She just sat there, rubbing her bloated belly and moaning softly. Even though she felt like she could explode at any moment, Geena felt......... good. She rubbed her tummy more and layed back, feeling it's tremendous weight on top of her. She was drifting off to sleep when a small movement caught her eye. She propped herself up on one of her elbows and gazed in that direction. In a few moments the image of the running gingerbread man came into focus. He started to dash by, but Geena's hand shot out and grabbed the little guy. He squeeked in surprise. "Hey! Put me down this instant," he sputered in frustration. Geena eyed the little fella and licked her lips. Even as full as she was the gingerbread man looked very appealing. He saw this and his little candy eyes widened. "You don't wanna eat me. I'm your only way back to your world. You eat me and you'll be here forever." Geena pondered this for a moment. She would be trapped in a world where she could eat and eat till she was gonna pop every day. With not another thought she tossed the gingerbread into her mouth and swallowed with a loud gulp. Content, Geena layed back and closed her eyes. 'I wonder how much I'll eat tomorrow? she thought as she drifted off to sleep. "Geena in Candyland" is © its creator, Jenny
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