#I know your Tanya has absolutely no correlation with mine but still
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clumsiestgiantess · 10 months ago
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Hello?! How did I miss this being posted?!
This is really so sweet! As much as I love the grandeur that g/t has to offer, little gestures like this — ordinary at home moments between giant and tiny — hold such a special spot in my heart! They just make me feel so warm and soft (like I felt reading this)
And the role reversal of the tiny getting to help? *chef’s kiss* icing on the cake
A dramatic groan woke him up. He bolted upright at the volume of it, remembered the situation, relaxed a little. He slid out of his bed and pulled on a bathrobe, padded through the front room, and opened the front door onto a vista of sadness. There, in the early morning light, was the woman he loved, and who loved him, even though he was very, very small. So small that now his home easily fit onto her bedside table.
“Carol?” he called across the abyss between the bed and the bedside table.
“Oh fuck I feel like a cat who got run over,” said Carol, weakly. She stared straight up, blinking slowly. “I dunno if you should be here. I don’t wanna make you sick, Will.”
Will considered this. He shrugged mentally. “I’m not sure I can avoid it. If it’s coming for me, it’s coming. We’re in the same room and all.” She replied with a brief groan of acquiescence. He stepped onto the rickety but (so far) safe suspension bridge they had rigged up from the table to her bed.
When he made it across, he could feel the fever radiating from her, just from standing near her neck.
“You should probably call my sister. You’re gonna need some soup and lots of liquids.”
“Yeah…” She sighed and grunted and pushed herself up, called Tanya, who said she could be there in an hour or so. Carol hung up and flopped backwards, bouncing Will off his feet. “Oh fuck, sorry…” she whispered, and then clenched her eyes shut.
Will considered her. His partner, who had stayed with him even when he became smaller than a toy. Who was now largely immobile, breathing slowly and loudly. When her eyes were open she stared at the ceiling. She was the size of a demolished building lying on its side.
“I wish I could do something, hon,” he said. He put his palm on her neck. She flinched a little.
“That actually feels nice, little Mister Ice Hands.”
“Oh. Good.” He leaned his whole front against her, feeling her heartbeat thud dully against him. He felt her shiver pass through him.
“Ugh. Thanks.”
“I just wish I could do more.”
“You’re doing everything you can, hon. You are doing literally everything you can.”
“Yeah.”
“Not many people do literally everything they can.”
He leaned forward and kissed the warm soft wall of her neck.
“I’m supposed to be making you feel better,” he said.
“You are.”
He nodded, forgetting for a moment that she couldn’t see it. He thought for a moment. And then he started climbing the pillow by her neck.
“What are you doing?”
“Tell you… soon…” he replied, breathless with effort. Soon he came to a more gentle slope in the pillow as the weight of her head sunk in. Beneath limp strands of her hair was her ear, delicate and very sensitive. He waited to cool down some.
“It’s soon, Will. Spill it.”
“I’ll demonstrate.” He reached out and touched the back of her ear, near the top. She almost yelped, and jerked a little, enough to make him fall back. “If you stay still, I might be able to cool you off a bit. Every so often. Mr. Ice Hands, remember?”
“OK, I’ll try to stay still. Agh.” She clenched her eyes tight.
So he tucked his whole body between the top of her ear and her head. It was like climbing into a furnace for him, but he felt her shiver, then sigh.
“That’s actually really nice,” she said, weakly. He rolled out to cool himself down. “Come back!” she said, piteously.
“Let me cool off a second first,” he replied.
“Oh. OK.”
He did it again, and again she shivered.
“Look at us,” she said.
He looked at himself, and then the thicket of brown hair he was in, and the pink shell of her ear that disappeared into it. “Look at us,” he agreed. She breathed in sharply, pained, then let it out.
“I love you, hon,” she said. “Nobody has ever… gone so far for me.”
“Nobody has ever gone so far for me, either. I love you so much.” He pressed himself to her ear again, and was rewarded with another tremor. The phone rang and Carol turned her head with a jerk, catapulting him over her cheek, into the blast of her hot breath. She made a small noise of surprise, reached her hand up and caught him between thumb and finger. She gave him a kiss. Time was that such a tumble would have caused both of them to panic, but that time was a while back, and they knew the limits of what their bodies could and could not do to each other.
It was Tanya, saying she was running late. “It’s ok,” said Carol. “I’m feeling a little bit better. I’ve got a l’il bit here helping me feel better.”
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