"So my dear Megumi...will you have any more of that wonderful opium of yours?" asked Kanyru Takeda, as the rich businessman smoked his cigar, while sitting at a dinner table with his "guest", Megumi Takani.
"..." went Megumi, popping a fork full of food into her mouth. Kanryu was Japanese, but he adopted many of the western ideals such as eating with a knife and fork instead of chopsticks.
Ever since Megumi was a child, she always wanted to be a doctor. She felt it was her life's destiny to become a doctor and save lives. However, she had some difficulty and ran into Kanyru, who offered her funding to start her clinic. He even offered her housings and food...which Megumi took to very quickly.
Kanyru's food had caused a great massive weight gain for Megumi. She had an enormous belly that resembled an enormous globe, a pair of enormous breasts that rested upon her belly, and a giant butt that took up three of Kanyru's chairs. Megumi's hips made it that Kanryu had to widen his doorways for her, and her thighs constantally rubbed as she waddled. Megumi estimated she must have weighed over 500 lbs.
However, she grew sick of what she had to do for all this. She was forced by Kanryu to continually make opium, a powerful type that would get anyone addicted the first time they tried it. Because of her, people were suffering and dying.
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