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I would always question in my mind, but never had the boldness to ask her about it. I mean, my Aunt was not your typical kind lady. She was nice, very nice. But physically, she was quite tall and intimidating. So each time I’d see her, I’d see her with a large belly and giggling.

“Why is she always pregnant? Is she like Bonnie from Family Guy. Is the baby ever going to come?” My mother hated whenever I’d ask about her younger sister’s stomach. She’d always tell me that it was impolite to stare at it. And even more rude to even ask about it. So when we’re at the thanksgiving table, I better be nice to her or else. I miss that woman.

And after my mom passed, I was being taken care of by my Aunt. Our first thanksgiving without her. My Aunt was really cool and supportive. Wasn’t the fly on the wall I feared she’d be, so moving out wasn’t even an option yet. I was walking by her room when I saw her.

“Aunty?” I called out from the doorway.

“It’s okay. Come in, dear. I know you have questions for me?” My Aunt answered.

“I uh...noticed your stomach grew. Are you actually pregnant, still? It’s been awhile.” I explained.

“Oh, you. Come closer, dear.” I came over as my Aunt gave me a side hug. Her stomach was HUGE. “I never was. Hmm. She never told you I was a Vore Queen, did she?”

“No, not at all. Wait a minute! You’re not telling me this just so you can...”

“You’re the closest thing to my own child. I would never.” My Aunt giggle. “We don’t eat family.” I was relieved.

A voice cried out from her stomach. LET ME OUT. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME! ITS CRAMPED IN HERE!

“Sooo...who’s all in there?” I then gently rubbed her stomach. Look, I didn’t support the voring, but she was what she was. The least I could do was run her belly. Who knows, she might’ve had a tummy ache. Not like I could stop her.

“Just your typical holiday porch pirates, dear. They tried to steal the gift your Aunty had gotten for you.” She explained while rubbing my head. She can be affectionate when she wants to be. “Why don’t you go back into the kitchen and finish preparing the food. Aunty has to finish digesting. I’ll be down soon. I won’t take long, trust me. And you’re gift is already on the table.”

“Ok Aunty. I can’t wait to open that PS5 box! Thank you so much.” I said to her.

“Before you go. Did you invite your friends over?” My Aunt asked me.

“Yeah, I did. But now that I think about it. It’s a miracle that they’re all out of town.” I joked.

“Oh I wasn’t going to eat them!” She rolled her eyes as I left to go downstairs.

“Ugh. Lying to my nephew isn’t easy. Yes I did get a porch pirate. But I wasn’t going to tell him that I ate his friends too!” She looked down as she clutched and rubbed her stomach. “Oh well, he’ll never know. We don’t need distractions for our first thanksgiving together since my sister passed. It’s almost time to really stuff myself. I hope you all enjoy being apart of this thanksgiving meal.”

The End

Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Holidays

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Description
I would always question in my mind, but never had the boldness to ask her about it. I mean, my Aunt was not your typical kind lady. She was nice, very nice. But physically, she was quite tall and intimidating. So each time I’d see her, I’d see her with a large belly and giggling.

“Why is she always pregnant? Is she like Bonnie from Family Guy. Is the baby ever going to come?” My mother hated whenever I’d ask about her younger sister’s stomach. She’d always tell me that it was impolite to stare at it. And even more rude to even ask about it. So when we’re at the thanksgiving table, I better be nice to her or else. I miss that woman.

And after my mom passed, I was being taken care of by my Aunt. Our first thanksgiving without her. My Aunt was really cool and supportive. Wasn’t the fly on the wall I feared she’d be, so moving out wasn’t even an option yet. I was walking by her room when I saw her.

“Aunty?” I called out from the doorway.

“It’s okay. Come in, dear. I know you have questions for me?” My Aunt answered.

“I uh...noticed your stomach grew. Are you actually pregnant, still? It’s been awhile.” I explained.

“Oh, you. Come closer, dear.” I came over as my Aunt gave me a side hug. Her stomach was HUGE. “I never was. Hmm. She never told you I was a Vore Queen, did she?”

“No, not at all. Wait a minute! You’re not telling me this just so you can...”

“You’re the closest thing to my own child. I would never.” My Aunt giggle. “We don’t eat family.” I was relieved.

A voice cried out from her stomach. LET ME OUT. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME! ITS CRAMPED IN HERE!

“Sooo...who’s all in there?” I then gently rubbed her stomach. Look, I didn’t support the voring, but she was what she was. The least I could do was run her belly. Who knows, she might’ve had a tummy ache. Not like I could stop her.

“Just your typical holiday porch pirates, dear. They tried to steal the gift your Aunty had gotten for you.” She explained while rubbing my head. She can be affectionate when she wants to be. “Why don’t you go back into the kitchen and finish preparing the food. Aunty has to finish digesting. I’ll be down soon. I won’t take long, trust me. And you’re gift is already on the table.”

“Ok Aunty. I can’t wait to open that PS5 box! Thank you so much.” I said to her.

“Before you go. Did you invite your friends over?” My Aunt asked me.

“Yeah, I did. But now that I think about it. It’s a miracle that they’re all out of town.” I joked.

“Oh I wasn’t going to eat them!” She rolled her eyes as I left to go downstairs.

“Ugh. Lying to my nephew isn’t easy. Yes I did get a porch pirate. But I wasn’t going to tell him that I ate his friends too!” She looked down as she clutched and rubbed her stomach. “Oh well, he’ll never know. We don’t need distractions for our first thanksgiving together since my sister passed. It’s almost time to really stuff myself. I hope you all enjoy being apart of this thanksgiving meal.”

The End

Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Holidays

We will be getting back into requests shortly. Enjoy your holiday celebrations.