Hey, Miss J!

Lots of sleeping. Lots of it.

I’ve been losing sleep while having more images AI generated. None of them are used in the story, but are part of what may or may not happen in the storylines.

But yeah, lots of sleep.

Went an cooked a semi ‘fancy’ dinner for myself.

Frittered around and screamed at more of the spawned “commission” requests.

Encountered someone who is angry I posted an AI generated fanfiction.

At the same time, got a review from someone who wants to see more of the AI generated fanfiction.

Uhh… what else?

IDK. My days seem to be, at least to me, sort of boring and mundane. Those are the least drama filled days too, so can ‘t argue much with that.

I’ll try to pound out more for NtC #30 tomorrow.

This is a snippet of what I have:

“So, she’s fully awake?” Reed asked. Plucking a penlight from his pocket, he carefully lifted one of her eyelids. As he moved to shine the light in her eye, the organ moved in his direction. “Jennifer,” he addressed her. “If you can hear me, follow my finger. Instead of using the penlight, he held up his pointer finger, moving it side to side, then up and down.

As expected now, Jennifer obeyed.

His mouth creased into a smile, and he gently closed her eye. “Very good!” His gaze moved over to Sue. “Thank you,” he spoke, his voice a bit uneven.

Unaware she was tensed, Susan let out another breath, letting her shoulders relax. “I know you’ve been worried, especially since…” Eyes widening, Sue stopped speaking. She shared a nervous glance with her husband. Now that they knew Jennifer was aware, they needed to be careful what they said around her.

“Uhh…”

“Since this little one here is still having that spurt.” That said, Susan lightly patting Jennifer’s belly.

How much more? Reed wanted to ask, but stayed quiet.

Another consequence, he was beginning to realize with dread… To Jennifer’s transformation.

They had initially assumed that the baby was unaffected by Jennifer’s gamma-packed change. Though no harm had been done, it seemed to have jump started the baby’s growth. Not in age… but size.

Which would be a problem if it didn’t stop.

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~J. Lyst