When you have the presence of mind to get a bearing on your surroundings, you realize that Carol's stomach is far tighter than it should be. When you hear a rather loud exclamation of "Hey! Watch your elbows!" you realize that you're not alone in Carol's stomach.

"Olivia?" you ask. "Is that you?"

"How'd you know my name?" Olivia replies. She doesn't seem especially pleased by having another person dropped in on her.

"I'm Gia, Evelyn's new roommate. Evelyn introduced me to you two after she swallowed you. I was reaching in to help pull you both out when Carol swallowed me."

"Ah. I gave Carol the okay to swallow me in here, but it doesn't sound like you gave her permission, huh?" Olivia asks. You shake your head, realize that doesn't do a lot of good in the darkness of the two stomachs, and then just give a negative answer. "That was rude of her."

At this point you hear a deep rumbling.

"Shh!" Olivia says. As you listen, you can barely make out Evelyn talking.

"Was that Carol or Olivia?"

Carol's voice comes in much clearer.

"I did it, Evelyn. She was really tasty, too. Can I keep her? I think she and Olivia are getting along fabulously in my stomach."

"You ate Olivia too?" you hear Evelyn say.

"She suggested it." If you could see anything, you could see Olivia nodding.

"I like being swallowed," Olivia says. "I started out real domineering and such, eating everybody I could get my hands on, but now I'm all about being eaten. It's fantastic."

It's now your turn to shush her, as Evelyn is speaking again. "Are you going to let them out?"

"Sorry girls, but I don't think so. Olivia gave me the okay to digest her, but then your new roommate had to go and stick her hand in my mouth."

"In that case, Carol, since you didn't ask Gia's permission first I'm not letting you out."

"Ah, that's too bad," you hear Carol say. "Oh well, it was worth it."

"Sorry about that, Gia," Olivia says. "About the only thing left to do is wait to be digested now. Knowing Carol's system, it'll take us about fifteen minutes to lose consciousness, then another ten or so before we materialize in the nurse's office. How should we spend the time?"