Struggling in the mushy cereal did no good as Kelly raised the spoon to her giant mouth. Laying back the tiny guy stared at the huge beautiful freckled face before him.
Kelly's soft tongue lolled out and she slurped the cereal into her mouth. As she moved the mouthful around the tiny man ended up slowly at the bottom of the mush and was pressed firmly against her warm pink tongue.
The cold milk swirled as she began to chew and the freezing cold was slowly replaced with warm saliva. It quickly built up however and he began to slide around in the liquid mess.
With wide eyes he felt himself rolling over toward her teeth. The sounds of squelching cereal and squishing milk grew louder as the spongy food brought him closer to her teeth.
Kelly finally got him between her teeth... and raised her tongue, pressing it tightly to the roof of her mouth. Gasping and coughing, the little guy had almost given up when Kelly made one huge gulp and swallowed him whole.
Sitting there for a moment, Kelly looked shocked when he friends suddenly burst out laughing.
"What? What?" Kelly began asking confused.
Sally grinned broadly, "So what does a tiny man taste like?"
Wide eyed, Kelly looked into her cereal, then around at her friends. "Oh you didnt?" She started laughing wildly. "That's just wicked!"
"Wanna have some more?" Sally takes out the container.
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