You think about how the woman was planning on using you and then eating you. In your eyes she's no worse than Jen. You give her a look of pure contempt and turn and run to the exit. From behind you, you can hear the woman sobbing knowing that she's a sitting duck for Jen. You're just small enough to squeeze through the crack of the door and soon you're out of the store and on the sidewalk outside. From inside the store, you can hear the woman screaming in agony. You start to feel a bit guilty, but you brush the feeling off and focus on your own survival. You quickly look around and see you're in the downtown area of your city. You run as fast as your little legs can carry you, trying to get as much distance as you can from the store.
When you stop to catch your breath, you look back you see you've only traveled about 50 yards. You're a bit disappointed, hoping that you would've gone a bit further. Then again, at your current size it's quite hard to go anywhere quickly. You can't help but wonder why Jen would have a store on the middle of bustling downtown that would sell a small person. No doubt it would be illegal. You don't think about that long because you know you have to plot your next move. You're in a busy city and you have to survive and make sure Jen doesn't find you again. As you slowly walk down the side of the sidewalk, dodging passersby every now and then, you contemplate your next move.
You see that you're approaching the city park. You know that there, you can find water and perhaps even food while regaining your strength. You weren't in Jen's belly for long, but her stomach still managed to weaken you. You also wonder if it may be a good idea to hitch a ride from someone. No doubt they'd be heading somewhere safer than a busy street. The positive side of your brain even tells you that someone may help you. Not everyone is as horrible as Jen, right?
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