Sue Storm Waits For Reed Richards To Turn Around

An invisible finger pressed a button on the far side of the lab. Reed Richards turned as something began beeping alarmingly. The Invisible Woman didn't move, but a pink pill disappeared and was carried straight to her. She smiled and opened her mouth, felt the little capsule on her tongue. By the time Reed had stretched over to the equipment and made is stop beeping, Sue had swallowed the Cosmic Growth Hormone.

Maybe it was her imagination, but Sue felt herself rumble internally. A pins-and-needles sensation covered her entire body, concentrated on her breasts. Instinctively, Sue imagined them ballooning out, bigger and bigger, visualizing them in the same way she envisaged her invisible force fields—and the pins-and-needles sensation heighted.

Her shirt was suddenly tight. Sue Storm stared giddily as her costume deformed, the terrible pressure making it suddenly difficult to breath. Her hands came up to hold them, and felt the strange, spongy sensation of her fingers sinking into her own massive tits. Already her breasts were bigger than the implants she had imagined. She grew suddenly dizzy, the lab spinning around her as her shirt stretched, the unstable molecule fabric straining but holding, just as it did Reed's own practically skin-tight costume.

The rest of Sue, however, was struggling to accommodate the sudden shift in size and mass. Her legs crumpled beneath her, and Sue fell onto the back, her breasts continuing to grow. Each breath was a struggle, and the Invisible Woman sucked in air as her impossible tits reached the size of wobbly beachballs, jiggle as jello, blocking part of her vision and pinning her to the ground.

"That was strange," Reed said, from somewhere behind her massive mammaries. "I wonder what...ah."

His head, on a long, rubbery, serpentine neck, appeared in view.

"Darling? Are you alright?" he asked gently.

"G-g-g-reat!" Sue managed, wheezing slightly. "Look how big I am!"

"Yes," Reed said with a weak smile. His arm stretched out to check her pulse at neck and wrist. "There are, however, a few apparent side effects."