Sue Storm Doesn't Want Surgery, But Is Willing To Increase Her Bust Other Ways

"I'm not getting implants," Sue Storm said. "Or fat transfer, or any kind of surgery. However..."

They were in their bedroom. Reed had finished work in the lab early for once, and they had showered and prepared to go to bed together. She sat on her side, dressed in only a t-shirt; Reed was in the nude on his side, reading something on a tablet when she made her pronouncement. He turned to look at her, his face as excited as a puppy.

"...if you can find some other way to increase my bust size, I'll do it," she said.

"What did you have in mind?" Reed said.

Sue squirmed. "Doctor Stone said she can write me a prescription for **** that cause lactation. Combined with regular pumping, I might be able to see some modest increase in breast size. Like when I was breastfeeding after pregnancy. Of course, there will be soreness, but...I'm willing."

Something slid across her thigh. Like a snake. Sue's face made a complicated expression, as she tried to repress a sudden laugh. Reed Richards had no subtlety in the bedroom at all.

"Thank you," he said. "I really appreciate it."

"Can you provide modified hormonal supplements?" Moonstone asked. "Something to cause Sue to experience significant lactation in a matter of days, not weeks."

"I can," the holographic head of Doom said. "But that will trigger attention."

"And Richards will investigate," Karla said. "But we know that. So you can tailor your compound to be something that he expects to find. Some secondary mutation to her powers, or Skrull milk. I don't know. Whatever. Something innocuous. The importance is the psychological effect on Sue and Reed. We need to make the changes in her body something that he wants, but she doesn't. That will put a strain on their relationship."

"Very well," Doom agreed. "I will provide them. However, what will you do if Sue Storm decides she enjoys her new bust?"

Moonstone smiled at the hologram.

"I'll make sure she feels like her tits are about to explode."

"That was fast," Sue said, as Dr. Stone handed her a bottle of pills.

"I went through a S.H.I.E.L.D.-approved third-party pharmacy," the psychiatrist explained. "Very discreet, very effective. This supplement was designed for superheroines who had trouble breastfeeding. You should take two a day, with food or milk, and pump for at least fifteen minutes in the morning and at night. Side effects might include increased appetite, weight gain, soreness, but we can manage that."

Sue nodded and opened the bottle. She shook out two small white pills stamped with pink cartoon cows and swallowed them with her tea.

"How soon until you think I can see the effects?" Sue asked.