Elizabeth is a hard worker. She tries her best to make everything in her life perfect, her job didn't really make that easy though. It wasn't like she hated her job or anything, in fact, she really enjoys working at the office except there was one person who made working there a living nightmare.
His name was Don and he was probably the biggest slacker Elizabeth has ever met, Don never did any of his work and always spent his time trying to touch and flirt with the other female staff, Elizabeth wondered why the office even hired him in the first place.
What made things even worse was that Elizabeth was one of his main targets, he would always interrupt her when she was doing important work like when she would be on the phone with a client or when there wasn't anyone else around. Elizabeth just about had it with Don's behavior was going to complain to her boss the next day about his shenanigans.
On the way to the train station Elizabeth saw a small booth outside a busy supermarket, it had a purple sheet over the top and a few decorations across the side, an old woman was sitting inside the booth with a glass ball that rested on top of a white cushion. Elizabeth ignored it because it looked like one of the fake fortune tellers she had heard about from a co-worker, she was only a few feet away from the booth when she felt a cold hand grab her shoulder and a raspy voice say "I know how to solve your problems". Elizabeth jumped forward and turned around to see the old woman from the booth standing behind her holding her hand out.
 "You are dealing with great stress correct?" the woman said "Well.. Maybe a little" Elizabeth nervously replied. The lady walked over to her booth and pointed to the seat on the outside of it "Come, Come take a seat, I can make all your problems go away" she said. "I'm not so sure about that" Elizabeth replied, then the old woman walked into her booth and said "I don't charge anything, so what's there to lose?" Elizabeth knew that there was no way to get out of this conversation so she gave up and took a seat at the Erie booth.
"My name is June, and yours is?" the woman said "M-My name is Elizabeth". June looked Elizabeth right in the eyes and said in a firm voice, "So you want to get rid of that Don don't you?" "What? How do you know-" "I know a lot more than you think I do Elizabeth, I can help you and all you need to do is ask".
There was a moment of silence and Elizabeth was deciding on what to say "How can you help me?" she said "It's quite simple dear. This is the answer to your problems" June said as she pulled out a shiny stone from her pocket it was bright green and had a strange symbol on it. Elizabeth was so confused as to why she pulled out a rock and asked "How is a pebble supposed to help me deal with that sick man?" "Allow me to explain Elizabeth"
The next day at work Elizabeth was a little nervous, she was pretty shocked at what that stone could do and was almost excited to see what effect it would have on a human, work ended and like always Don went over to Elizabeth and asked "Hey you wanna grab a bite with me?" normally Elizabeth would just ignore him but today was different. "Sure, where we are heading?"
 Don was surprised that she actually said yes, but tried to play it cool. "There's a fast food place a couple blocks away from here" he said "Ok sounds good.". They walked half way when Don said "Hey, I'm getting tired I'm going to take a seat over there for a little bit" pointing over to this bench they built in an alleyway a few months ago, Elizabeth knew that this was her moment to strike and followed him over to the bench.
Elizabeth pulled out the rock and aimed it at Don, luckily his back was turned and there was no one else in sight, a bright green light shined from the stone and blasted Don in the back. Don fell over, looked back, and yelled "WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT?" Elizabeth started laughing at him and Don stood up and was about to punch Elizabeth when his fist started to shrink.
Don looked terrified as his whole body started to shrink smaller and smaller, in about a minute his whole body was the size of a small rodent. Elizabeth walked over to him and picked him up off the ground, she had a hungry look in her eyes and it was scaring Don a little more than the shrinking. Elizabeth opened her mouth and slowly lowered Don inside, Don was struggling to get out of Elizabeth's strong grip but had no luck. She dropped him inside her mouth and closed her lips around his body.
It was almost pitch black inside her mouth except for the light peering through her lips, she started to throw him all around her mouth with her tongue, she pressed his body against the roof of her mouth and started to swallow. Don was looking for something to grab, but everything in her mouth was too slippery, Elizabeth tilted her head back and put a hand to her throat as she felt Don's body slide down her neck and disappear behind her large breasts.
Elizabeth’s stomach gurgled and groaned when Don dropped from the bottom of her esophagus and splashed into her stomach juices, Elizabeth was surprised that her plan actually worked and thought that maybe she could swing by the booth later tomorrow and give that nice old woman a cake. Her stomach was starting to fill with acids and Don's struggles became a lot more violent. Don was punching at her stomach walls and tried to find a way out, but it was nearly impossible to see in the darkness of her belly.
A few minutes went by and Elizabeth was on the train home, Don's strength was wasted fighting her stomach walls and he could no longer move, her stomach was filling up with acid fast and there was nothing Don could do to get out. By the time Elizabeth got home, there was nothing left of Don. Just gas and stomach acids remained inside her stomach now. Elizabeth was finally at peace.
After a few days, some workers asked Elizabeth if she knew where Don was because she was with him the night he disappeared, but she always gave them the same answer "I don't know, probably somewhere being a big poop"
 
 
The End