"I don't get why we can't just stay in the house." Riley sat slightly annoyed in the shotgun seat of Audrey's car.
"It's just easier. I didn't have to pack, you already have your stuff. We just had to grab Penny's." Audrey said, pulling out of the driveway.
"So in other words, you were just too lazy to pack."
"Well, when you say it like that..."
Riley rolled her eyes. She wrinkled her nose as her thoughts drifted to Penny. Not letting the drive interrupt her punishment, Audrey had picked a perfect seat for the youngest sister. Riley gaze floated momentarily to her older sister's chest.
Penny groaned as she sunk deeper in a sea of flesh. She felt something similar to seasickness as everything seemed to rock and sway around her. Nausea swept over as her pliant prison wobbled, probably more than necessary. The walls of tanned skin yielded just enough space for the shrunken girl to squirm fruitlessly.
She looked up. The cliff-like underside of Audrey's chin was all she could see. She noticed a few apple-sized beads of sweat dotting the chasm she was trapped in. She found herself slipping further into the smooth, humid abyss. She let out a frustrated scream.
"At least turn on the air-conditioning!"
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