chapter 2 - discovery

"Now let me read that story," Ash pinched the small amount of Daisy's belly fat then turned to tickling before Daisy pulled away.

"Hun, I'm so sorry, I'm not feeling too hot. Can I finish dinner in bed tonight?" Daisy cut into the cookie cake and placed half of it onto her plate. She took a forkful of gooey chocolate from the remaining portion before continuing, "I think this medication will take a couple days, and right now all I wanna do is sleep."

"Yeah, no problem," Ash quickly wiped her shirt of the chocolate Daisy sprayed as she spoke, "Feel better." Ash grabbed Daisy's journal and slumped onto the couch in the living room leaving her partner to rest.

*The woman struggled against her binds, still stuffed to the brink. Her master was merciless, knowing her maximum capacity more than she herself. It had been a year of constant stuffings (though if the woman had to guess she'd say ten), and it took its toll on her body. Her once petite frame had expanded into a 600 pound monster. Her greed and appetite had brought her here, and despite the endless dull pain, she couldn't say she was sad about becoming a pig.*

Ash tore through page after page, stuffings, weight gain, slobbing out, humiliation, immobility…

Her girlfriend was a feedee.

Ash smacked her head keeping her hand to her forehead. This explained so much: the extra food, the lack of energy, her extra submissiveness. Did Ash pester her to go to the doctor for nothing? Was Daisy just trying to placate her unfounded worry?

"This is why she was so scared," she continued flipping through, slowing down to read more passages until a mostly blank page caught her eye:

*Dammit, I'm such a freak, Ash'll never want to be my feeder. THIS IS A REMINDER NOT TO SHOW HER THIS, DUMMY!*

Daisy was always so hard on herself. Always so anxious and shy in public. Always so scared that she was unworthy of Ash's love. They had been together over three years, Ash wouldn't care if Daisy indeed *was* this "600 pound monster".

She was hers no matter what.

"Maybe I can cheer her up, surprise her with a feeding." Ash leaned back, lost in thought, "I just want her to be happy."