Marching up the front steps to her house, Creepie took one last look behind her before entering her home. Thankfully, no one had seen her huge belly as she walked home. All the weight she’d gained had been easy for people to dismiss, but her protruding gut, which was more then half the size of her whole body was not going to be that easy to brush aside. Creepie glanced down to her tummy, which had gone from beanbag size to beach ball since the digestion process had started. Harry was long passed dead by now and his soupy remains were probably making their way to her intestines by now to join what was left of Carla.

A feeling over came Creepie as she thought about the grim demise of her fellow student. It was a feeling of power and superiority over a lesser creature that gave Creepie the chills. A human being had died inside her, providing her with a very filling meal and that thought couldn’t escape her. She had about as much guilt over eating Harry as she did over eating Carla. If someone has to go, they might as well serve a final purpose of filling the gothic girl’s belly.

“I’m home!” Creepie sang out as she pushed open her front door and greeted a swarm of insects. Thousands of compound eyes looked at Creepie’s belly, staring at it as it poked out above her skirt. Loud cheers came from the insects because all of them knew what Creepie’s big belly meant, one less human was around. Creepie blushed under the praise, overjoyed that she had a family that not only accepted, but also approved of her new cannibalistic diet.

“Wow Creepie, you did it again. Everybody thought that after you grew back, you wouldn’t eat another human, but I knew it. Once you have a taste of human, one is not enough,” Pauly said as he walked towards his big sister. Gnat buzzed beside him, snarling his own distorted words that only a few bugs and only one human could understand. That one human grinned down at the gnat, and answered his question.

“Yes Gnat, he did squirm when I swallowed.” After telling Gnat that, Creepie scuttled off to rest her feet. She was a strong girl, but running around with a belly full of human was tiring. She found the living room and sat down in an old Victorian chair. Leaning back, her belly stuck out like a big pale mountain. She could feel her belly churning the mushy remains of Harry and pushing them into her intestines. It gave Creepie tingling sensations all over as over a hundred pounds of flesh and bone was broken down and pushed deeper into her body. Creepie looked at her stomach, wondering what it would be like to take the full ride through her body alive. She nearly fell over when two bugs landed in the middle of her undulating belly.

“Gnat! Pauly! What are you doing?” Creepie demanded as the two bugs starts walking around on her bloated stomach.

“Me and Gnat wanted to see what all this human fat felt like. It’s kinda soft, like a marshmallow,” Pauly laughed as he reached down to lift a hand full of fat. He poked and prodded the fleshy fold, testing how supple it was. Then he started bouncing up and down like he was on a trampoline, causing ripples every time he jumped.

“Fine, but ask next time,” Creepie grumbled as her brothers continued to play with the fatty landscape underneath them. Gnat was mostly crawling around, sniffing the squashy ground. He had his back turned to Pauly as he came down on top of the distracted bug and sent him tumbling strait into Creepie’s belly button. Creepie watched her brother squirm around in belly button before being sucked in.

Creepie groaned as she felt squirming inside her navel from Gnat’s confused attempts to either go further in or get out. Annoyed by his squirming, Creepie grabbed either side of her fat stomach and pushed it together until Gnat rocketed out from her belly button. He landed with a flop beside Pauly, who checked to see if his brother was fine. Seeing no broken legs or arms, he turned to Creepie with a playful grin.

“Me next! I want to shoot out of your stomach hole!”

“Great, I’ve become an amusement park,” Creepie dryly retorted before grabbing her brothers off her stomach before they did anything else stupid. Placing the siblings on the floor, Creepie got up to look for her mother. If she wanted to have some intelligent conversation, she’d have to search for her.