Chapter 6
Blind panic and adrenaline took over as Anna tore Lilly from her mouth and stuffed the tiny under her pillow. She practically threw herself beneath her bedding, comforter and all, slamming into her mattress with an audible thud that would hopefully go unnoticed by whoever was about to walk through the door.
Well, she thought whoever, but unless the RA was paying her an incredibly poorly timed-and more than slightly illegal-surprise visit, there was only one person who could possibly ha

Chapter 5
"I'm sorry, what?"
Anna stared down at Lilly in utter disbelief. The tiny simply looked back at her, as if she hadn't just said the ten most utterly baffling words Anna had ever heard.
"You're going to eat me," the tiny woman reiterated, although her previous bravado was beginning to ebb into an adorably nervous excitement.
"Okay," Anna said slowly. "When you say eat, are we talking the more, ah, figurative sense of the word, or are you looking for a more... holistic experience?"
"Ah,

Chapter 4
A sharp whistle pierced the air, signaling the start of the next event.
Anna idly glanced up from her assigned history reading, something about late colonial-era relationships with Africa written in oppressively academic prose. From her vantage point near the top of the metal bleachers, she had a clear view of all the swimmers participating in the event, as well as their teammates cheering them on from the sidelines. Still no Dawn, not that she'd expected her to be participating in the

Chapter 3:
Tick, tick, tick, tick...
The large clock face at the front of the lecture hall read 8:54 as it counted the passing seconds, small hand working its way past the five. From Anna's front row seat, the ticking was just barely audible. She yawned, rubbing the last traces of sleep from her eyes. Normally she wouldn't be this tired for a late-morning class, but she'd had some business to take care of after dark. The belongings of yesterday's meal were gone, which was good. Anna always walke

Chapter 2:
"Anna, you've hardly picked at your food. Are you sure you’re okay?"
Anna blinked, forcing herself from the pleasant daze she'd been basking in for the last few minutes. Her tiny former-classmate-turned-lunch was still going strong in her stomach, and the struggles were proving more than a little distracting. Pleasantly so, of course. It was going to take a bit more than the punches and kicks of someone two inches tall to make her stomach upset.
"Oh, I’m fine, really Dawn,

The Many Lies of Anna Hayes
by Thecheese01
Part 1: The Trials of Davidson State University
Chapter 1:
"Now, this particular method will primarily be useful when you're dealing with derivatives that require..."
The droning voice of Anna's calculus professor gradually drifted from her focus as she idly played with a lock of dark brown hair, staring at a particularly interesting spot on the far wall of the lecture hall. There was some sort of stain. Coffee maybe? But six feet off the ground was pre