Omitting the truth

Sam listened to Dr. Ling explain what the device was originally designed for. He had to admit that the idea was pure genius. World hunger would have been a thing of the past if she had gotten it to work correctly. He also figured it must have never been test on humans seeing as it was in the scrap pile. He also thought about the tech she had just shown off. How long had she been working on that?

"Sam? Sam? Hello?!?" Dr. Ling said into the camera as she tinkered with the next part of her invention. Finally bringing his attention back to the call Sam responded. "No reason really. It's just been on my mind since I left the lab. Always curious what those scrapped techs were designed for." He knew he was lying through his teeth as he felt the phone in his pocket.

"Well if you'd like, when you come in tomorrow I'll let you go through the files. You cab see what every piece of tech developed here was designed for." She said with a smile. As she finished her statement a few sparks flew from her invention causing her body to decompress a little. "Hey Sam, I gotta go. This thing is on the fritz and I'm not in a good position to be my full size." Without even waiting for Sam to respond the call ended. Staring at the blank screen Sam was relieved.

"Alright, it seems like she isn't on to the fact that I have the phone with me." Sam said to himself. Pulling the phone back out of his pocket he stared at it thinking about all the information he was just given. "So changes are permanent then seeing as she didn't design an undo button. Also it increases organic matter, but all it knows is bigger so that means that it is entirely random what happens to someone. Gotta keep that in mind." Sam thought to himself as he decided what he should do next.