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  "writing": "     Mikaela sighed as she stopped at the warehouse door. A few of her co-workers had stopped a \nshort distance behind her as she held her key-tag to the electronic clock, waiting for the audible \nbeep before she went inside. The door led straight into the warehouse's staff room where she \ndeposited her backpack and coat into a locker along one of the walls and replaced it with her safety \nhi-vis vest. Through the door straight ahead was the grocery store, and to the right the small \nattached warehouse where the ginger cat would hopefully spend most of her day. \n     'Mikaela!' A voice called. She recognized the voice of Daniel, her shift supervisor and turned to \nface him as she closed her locker's door. \n     'Yea?' She replied, looking across at the young grey furred and black-haired weasel already \ndressed in similar work attire to her. \n     'How are you feeling today?' Daniel asked. Though there was a noticeable size difference \nbetween them in the cat's favour, Daniel managed to retain an authority over her with sheer \nconfidence and experience. It wasn't entirely uncommon for the smaller folk to command respect \nduring the day, and in these hours he was the equal or even superior to any felid that worked in this \nshopping centre. He was of course, smart enough to be at home during the evening and night, when \ncats like Mikaela and those even larger than her would be seeking to turn the smaller citizens into \ntheir dinner. \n     Mikaela shrugged at first, but then nodded slowly. 'I feel better, I guess. I still have a few feelings \nto work through but I think I'll be okay.' \n     Daniel nodded, narrowing his blue eyes a little. 'Feel up to taking one of the counters today? \nElana said she's getting sick of dealing with customers.' \n     'Let her watch the self-serve checkouts then.' The cat almost hissed in frustration. 'I'll run a \ncounter and you can put Alex or Jynn back in the warehouse.' \n     'Alright.' Daniel nodded. 'Thanks. And like I said, if you want to take a few personal days just let \nme know as soon as you can.' \n     'I think I'll be okay.' Mikaela sighed. 'But... thanks, as well.' \n\n     The day passed with minimal drama, the lynx Elana accepting her day's assignment with a \nmeasure of gratitude towards Mikaela for the reduced workload. There had never been much \nsympathy from anyone here for the situation Mikaela had found herself in, with the slight exception \nof Daniel, but there was at least enough respect to hold off any forming resentment between the \nother co-workers. \n     Mikaela's prevailing thought was to get through the day. To get back home so she could see \nAlison again. The only thing that had kept her going through the last few weeks. She had come close \nto seeking a counsellor to help her deal with the Alison issue, but had tried to be strong for the most \npart on her own terms. She had still found her way to seeing Alison every day, but it was getting \nmore difficult each time. She didn't want to resort to therapy, but as the days went on it was \nbeginning to feel as though it would be inevitable. \n     It was only as she was headed back out at the end of the day that she finally felt relief, but even \nthen it was cut short as she approached her car. The car just reminded her of the first time she'd \nmet Alison, her meeting with the bank worker to arrange the loan she'd needed to buy the vehicle. \nThe mouse had contacted the cat afterwards to follow up, and following a rather interesting lunch \ndate had revealed her more personal interest in larger partners. \n     Mikaela hadn't thought it could work. But in her own sense of being nice and humouring Alison's \nodd request at least for a small time, had discovered that her own interest had indeed been piqued. \nThey had become close, and before Mikaela could really process her feelings the pair had become a \ncouple. An absurd notion in this felid dominated society, but one that had prevailed nevertheless...\n\n     The drive home was quiet. Mikaela had not found herself in the mood for music lately, not even \nher favourites from the band Jackalope. Once she was home, she let herself rest back in the seat for \na few long seconds before she turned off the engine and slowly shuffled herself out of the car. She \nhad usually looked forward to coming home but the house no longer held much joy. Not since things \nhad gotten so tense between her and Alison. \n\n     The cat eventually found herself at her front door, fumbling slightly with her keys before opening \nthe door and stepping inside. As she walked down the corridor towards her room, she paused at the \ndoorway to the kitchen. She looked in at the small mobile apartment that had been installed for \nAlison to live in, the structure sized for mice that was hooked up to the larger house's electricity and \nwater to provide amenities for smaller citizens in larger houses. \n     She looked at the small building's balcony. Part of her hoped that she'd see Alison step out and \nwave the way she used to. But she didn't. It had been weeks since the last time the mouse had \ngreeted her like that. With a sigh she continued past, shed her clothes once she was in her room and \nprepared herself for a shower. \n     The cool water felt good, soaking into Mikaela's ginger and striped fur and rinsing the day's dust \nfrom it. The longer she stayed, the heavier it felt as her normally puffy fur matted to her body shape \nunder the water's weight. Eventually she had enough and turned off the tap. She waited a few \nmoments to let the excess water drip to the tiles and then gripped the handrail inside the shower \nand shook herself vigorously. Fur like hers carried water easily and her towel would be drenched in \nno time if she tried to use that alone to dry herself. \n     She didn't bother putting clothes back on. She wasn't expecting any other visitors and so she \nsettled for only her underwear before making her way back to the kitchen with her phone in hand. \nShe looked at Alison's apartment again, remembering after it had been installed that she had made \nthe joke about it being the perfect spot. When Alison asked why, Mikaela had answered because it's \nwhere the food goes. Not normally a joke she'd make to a mouse, but Alison's kink had ensured that \nshe saw the humour in it. \n     She opened the fridge and took out a can of soda. After a deep breath, she sat herself at the table \nfacing the small apartment and set her phone down in front of her. She waited. Nothing happened. \nShe cracked the top of the can and took a slow sip. Still there was nothing. \n     Mikaela sighed and looked pleadingly at the small apartment. 'Please... Alison?' She spoke in \nalmost a whimper as she struggled to hold back tears. 'Please come out of there. Talk to me. This \nhouse is too big for me by myself. I need your company.' \n     Still nothing happened. \n     'Alison...' Mikaela repeated as a single tear drop landed on the table. 'Just let me hear your voice \nagain, please?' Her hand reached for her phone shakily and she unlocked the screen, loading up her \nmessages before selecting a video she had been sent... \n\n     The camera was shaky but still focused enough to reveal the naked chest and face of Alison the \nmouse. Her fur and hair were soaked through and heavy with slimy fluids that clung to her form and \nmade it difficult for her to keep her eyes open. As the camera moved, haphazardly held in the \nmouse's grip, her surroundings were revealed. The pink creased flesh of a stomach wall curved \nabove her, pulsating in rhythm with a dull heartbeat that sounded through the speakers. Almost \nsubmerging Alison was a pool of brownish green viscous liquid with the occasional chunk of diluted \nwhite pastry bobbing in and out of focus. \n     'M-Mikaela?' Alison asked shakily. 'The last call ended but... I'm pretty sure you fell asleep out \nthere. I don't know if you'll wake up in time and I tried to call you twice but you... you still had your \nphone on silent from work, I think? I don't know if you'll wake up in time so, I uh... I wanted to \nrecord this and send it to you just in case.' \n     There was a moment where everything seemed to shift, the view on the screen blurred for a \nmoment before Alison was able to right herself. Her face was panicked but also seemingly amused, \nher predicament conflicting with her survival instinct and her enjoyment of her erotic forays into her \nfeline lover's insides. \n     'It's been almost forty minutes since you fell asleep, and I think nearly an hour since you \nswallowed me.' Alison continued, using her free hand to try and clear some of the gastric juices that \nhad splashed onto her face. 'We... we always knew this was a risk, right? I trusted you every time \nand I still do. I know you wouldn't do this on purpose. But if you wake up and I'm... if it's too late? \nPlease don't blame yourself. I was the one that pushed this. And I was the one that caused you to \nsuppress yourself before.' \n     Mikaela's hand faltered with her phone for a moment. This next part almost always broke her. \n     'I love you!' Alison blurted suddenly. 'I know we weren't together for long but you did so much for \nme that I didn't even realize. When I finish recording this, I'll try to transfer all my money to you. So \nyou can keep up with the rent until you find a new housemate, or a new place, whatever you decide. \nAnd remember, we always knew I might get caught by some other predator one day. I guess we can \nbe glad that didn't happen at least?' \n     Mikaela watched the video tremble again, accompanied by a loud distorted growl as her own \nstomach became more aggressive in its efforts to process its prey. Alison's face wavered.  The cat's \ntears were falling far more rapidly now, hearing what Alison had said and knowing... \n\n     ...Knowing that Alison had died in her stomach three weeks ago... \n\n     Mikaela had awoken the next morning, immediately gripped by panic and horror. The string that \nAlison had gone down with still hung from her lips but when she had strained to pull it back up, \ndreading what she might see, there had been nothing still attached. Nothing left of the mouse \nwoman she had become so attracted and attached to. The bank teller that had become her close \nfriend and lover after a chance meeting to take out a car loan... \n     The phone dropped from Mikaela's hand and her head hit the table beside it, preceding a fit of \nsobs that, despite Alison's words, were fuelled by guilt. Even if Alison hadn't blamed her, the cat had \nended the mouse's life in what many rodents considered to be the most horrific way possible. \nDespite the mouse's final words to her, Mikaela knew enough about biology to know that Alison's \nlast moments had almost certainly been agonizing as the stomach acids broke through her fur and \nskin. There was no way for the cat to know just how damaged Alison had already been during that \nvideo, as most of her body remained submerged beneath the stomach acids for the duration. \n     And no matter what she tried to tell herself, at the end of each day Mikaela was forced to remind \nherself that she was not ready to accept Alison's death. Only denial had gotten her through each \nday, and every time it cracked, it was taking more of her with it. \n\n     Two hours of silence passed, broken only by Mikaela's sobs and whimpers. As fatigue finally \ncaught up to her and she shakily stood to ready herself for bed, she reached her realization that she \nneeded help. She couldn't keep living like this. She would have to find a counsellor or a therapist and \nwork through this grief... \n\n     \n",
  "writing_bbcode_parsed": "<span style='word-wrap: break-word;'>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Mikaela sighed as she stopped at the warehouse door. A few of her co-workers had stopped a <br />short distance behind her as she held her key-tag to the electronic clock, waiting for the audible <br />beep before she went inside. The door led straight into the warehouse&#039;s staff room where she <br />deposited her backpack and coat into a locker along one of the walls and replaced it with her safety <br />hi-vis vest. Through the door straight ahead was the grocery store, and to the right the small <br />attached warehouse where the ginger cat would hopefully spend most of her day. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &#039;Mikaela!&#039; A voice called. She recognized the voice of Daniel, her shift supervisor and turned to <br />face him as she closed her locker&#039;s door. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &#039;Yea?&#039; She replied, looking across at the young grey furred and black-haired weasel already <br />dressed in similar work attire to her. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &#039;How are you feeling today?&#039; Daniel asked. Though there was a noticeable size difference <br />between them in the cat&#039;s favour, Daniel managed to retain an authority over her with sheer <br />confidence and experience. It wasn&#039;t entirely uncommon for the smaller folk to command respect <br />during the day, and in these hours he was the equal or even superior to any felid that worked in this <br />shopping centre. He was of course, smart enough to be at home during the evening and night, when <br />cats like Mikaela and those even larger than her would be seeking to turn the smaller citizens into <br />their dinner. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Mikaela shrugged at first, but then nodded slowly. &#039;I feel better, I guess. I still have a few feelings <br />to work through but I think I&#039;ll be okay.&#039; <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Daniel nodded, narrowing his blue eyes a little. &#039;Feel up to taking one of the counters today? <br />Elana said she&#039;s getting sick of dealing with customers.&#039; <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &#039;Let her watch the self-serve checkouts then.&#039; The cat almost hissed in frustration. &#039;I&#039;ll run a <br />counter and you can put Alex or Jynn back in the warehouse.&#039; <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &#039;Alright.&#039; Daniel nodded. &#039;Thanks. And like I said, if you want to take a few personal days just let <br />me know as soon as you can.&#039; <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &#039;I think I&#039;ll be okay.&#039; Mikaela sighed. &#039;But... thanks, as well.&#039; <br /><br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The day passed with minimal drama, the lynx Elana accepting her day&#039;s assignment with a <br />measure of gratitude towards Mikaela for the reduced workload. There had never been much <br />sympathy from anyone here for the situation Mikaela had found herself in, with the slight exception <br />of Daniel, but there was at least enough respect to hold off any forming resentment between the <br />other co-workers. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Mikaela&#039;s prevailing thought was to get through the day. To get back home so she could see <br />Alison again. The only thing that had kept her going through the last few weeks. She had come close <br />to seeking a counsellor to help her deal with the Alison issue, but had tried to be strong for the most <br />part on her own terms. She had still found her way to seeing Alison every day, but it was getting <br />more difficult each time. She didn&#039;t want to resort to therapy, but as the days went on it was <br />beginning to feel as though it would be inevitable. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; It was only as she was headed back out at the end of the day that she finally felt relief, but even <br />then it was cut short as she approached her car. The car just reminded her of the first time she&#039;d <br />met Alison, her meeting with the bank worker to arrange the loan she&#039;d needed to buy the vehicle. <br />The mouse had contacted the cat afterwards to follow up, and following a rather interesting lunch <br />date had revealed her more personal interest in larger partners. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Mikaela hadn&#039;t thought it could work. But in her own sense of being nice and humouring Alison&#039;s <br />odd request at least for a small time, had discovered that her own interest had indeed been piqued. <br />They had become close, and before Mikaela could really process her feelings the pair had become a <br />couple. An absurd notion in this felid dominated society, but one that had prevailed nevertheless...<br /><br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The drive home was quiet. Mikaela had not found herself in the mood for music lately, not even <br />her favourites from the band Jackalope. Once she was home, she let herself rest back in the seat for <br />a few long seconds before she turned off the engine and slowly shuffled herself out of the car. She <br />had usually looked forward to coming home but the house no longer held much joy. Not since things <br />had gotten so tense between her and Alison. <br /><br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The cat eventually found herself at her front door, fumbling slightly with her keys before opening <br />the door and stepping inside. As she walked down the corridor towards her room, she paused at the <br />doorway to the kitchen. She looked in at the small mobile apartment that had been installed for <br />Alison to live in, the structure sized for mice that was hooked up to the larger house&#039;s electricity and <br />water to provide amenities for smaller citizens in larger houses. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; She looked at the small building&#039;s balcony. Part of her hoped that she&#039;d see Alison step out and <br />wave the way she used to. But she didn&#039;t. It had been weeks since the last time the mouse had <br />greeted her like that. With a sigh she continued past, shed her clothes once she was in her room and <br />prepared herself for a shower. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The cool water felt good, soaking into Mikaela&#039;s ginger and striped fur and rinsing the day&#039;s dust <br />from it. The longer she stayed, the heavier it felt as her normally puffy fur matted to her body shape <br />under the water&#039;s weight. Eventually she had enough and turned off the tap. She waited a few <br />moments to let the excess water drip to the tiles and then gripped the handrail inside the shower <br />and shook herself vigorously. Fur like hers carried water easily and her towel would be drenched in <br />no time if she tried to use that alone to dry herself. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; She didn&#039;t bother putting clothes back on. She wasn&#039;t expecting any other visitors and so she <br />settled for only her underwear before making her way back to the kitchen with her phone in hand. <br />She looked at Alison&#039;s apartment again, remembering after it had been installed that she had made <br />the joke about it being the perfect spot. When Alison asked why, Mikaela had answered because it&#039;s <br />where the food goes. Not normally a joke she&#039;d make to a mouse, but Alison&#039;s kink had ensured that <br />she saw the humour in it. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; She opened the fridge and took out a can of soda. After a deep breath, she sat herself at the table <br />facing the small apartment and set her phone down in front of her. She waited. Nothing happened. <br />She cracked the top of the can and took a slow sip. Still there was nothing. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Mikaela sighed and looked pleadingly at the small apartment. &#039;Please... Alison?&#039; She spoke in <br />almost a whimper as she struggled to hold back tears. &#039;Please come out of there. Talk to me. This <br />house is too big for me by myself. I need your company.&#039; <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Still nothing happened. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &#039;Alison...&#039; Mikaela repeated as a single tear drop landed on the table. &#039;Just let me hear your voice <br />again, please?&#039; Her hand reached for her phone shakily and she unlocked the screen, loading up her <br />messages before selecting a video she had been sent... <br /><br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The camera was shaky but still focused enough to reveal the naked chest and face of Alison the <br />mouse. Her fur and hair were soaked through and heavy with slimy fluids that clung to her form and <br />made it difficult for her to keep her eyes open. As the camera moved, haphazardly held in the <br />mouse&#039;s grip, her surroundings were revealed. The pink creased flesh of a stomach wall curved <br />above her, pulsating in rhythm with a dull heartbeat that sounded through the speakers. Almost <br />submerging Alison was a pool of brownish green viscous liquid with the occasional chunk of diluted <br />white pastry bobbing in and out of focus. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &#039;M-Mikaela?&#039; Alison asked shakily. &#039;The last call ended but... I&#039;m pretty sure you fell asleep out <br />there. I don&#039;t know if you&#039;ll wake up in time and I tried to call you twice but you... you still had your <br />phone on silent from work, I think? I don&#039;t know if you&#039;ll wake up in time so, I uh... I wanted to <br />record this and send it to you just in case.&#039; <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; There was a moment where everything seemed to shift, the view on the screen blurred for a <br />moment before Alison was able to right herself. Her face was panicked but also seemingly amused, <br />her predicament conflicting with her survival instinct and her enjoyment of her erotic forays into her <br />feline lover&#039;s insides. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &#039;It&#039;s been almost forty minutes since you fell asleep, and I think nearly an hour since you <br />swallowed me.&#039; Alison continued, using her free hand to try and clear some of the gastric juices that <br />had splashed onto her face. &#039;We... we always knew this was a risk, right? I trusted you every time <br />and I still do. I know you wouldn&#039;t do this on purpose. But if you wake up and I&#039;m... if it&#039;s too late? <br />Please don&#039;t blame yourself. I was the one that pushed this. And I was the one that caused you to <br />suppress yourself before.&#039; <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Mikaela&#039;s hand faltered with her phone for a moment. This next part almost always broke her. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &#039;I love you!&#039; Alison blurted suddenly. &#039;I know we weren&#039;t together for long but you did so much for <br />me that I didn&#039;t even realize. When I finish recording this, I&#039;ll try to transfer all my money to you. So <br />you can keep up with the rent until you find a new housemate, or a new place, whatever you decide. <br />And remember, we always knew I might get caught by some other predator one day. I guess we can <br />be glad that didn&#039;t happen at least?&#039; <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Mikaela watched the video tremble again, accompanied by a loud distorted growl as her own <br />stomach became more aggressive in its efforts to process its prey. Alison&#039;s face wavered.&nbsp;&nbsp;The cat&#039;s <br />tears were falling far more rapidly now, hearing what Alison had said and knowing... <br /><br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; ...Knowing that Alison had died in her stomach three weeks ago... <br /><br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Mikaela had awoken the next morning, immediately gripped by panic and horror. The string that <br />Alison had gone down with still hung from her lips but when she had strained to pull it back up, <br />dreading what she might see, there had been nothing still attached. Nothing left of the mouse <br />woman she had become so attracted and attached to. The bank teller that had become her close <br />friend and lover after a chance meeting to take out a car loan... <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The phone dropped from Mikaela&#039;s hand and her head hit the table beside it, preceding a fit of <br />sobs that, despite Alison&#039;s words, were fuelled by guilt. Even if Alison hadn&#039;t blamed her, the cat had <br />ended the mouse&#039;s life in what many rodents considered to be the most horrific way possible. <br />Despite the mouse&#039;s final words to her, Mikaela knew enough about biology to know that Alison&#039;s <br />last moments had almost certainly been agonizing as the stomach acids broke through her fur and <br />skin. There was no way for the cat to know just how damaged Alison had already been during that <br />video, as most of her body remained submerged beneath the stomach acids for the duration. <br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; And no matter what she tried to tell herself, at the end of each day Mikaela was forced to remind <br />herself that she was not ready to accept Alison&#039;s death. Only denial had gotten her through each <br />day, and every time it cracked, it was taking more of her with it. <br /><br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Two hours of silence passed, broken only by Mikaela&#039;s sobs and whimpers. As fatigue finally <br />caught up to her and she shakily stood to ready herself for bed, she reached her realization that she <br />needed help. She couldn&#039;t keep living like this. She would have to find a counsellor or a therapist and <br />work through this grief... <br /><br />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <br /></span>",
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