Growth Novels & Stories

Getting closer with every second. Fuck!

he adds, clearly nervous. "Oh, Sam... not this again." "Listen... but your gifts will save our bloodline. You're the only one who can. I'll show you." Sam steps back, looks me straight in the eyes, smiles, and nods. Suddenly his hazel eyes change subtly-an intense yellow consumes them. Sam grows... and grows without limit. His body sprouts fur and he turns into a beast-half human, half wolf. I can't believe what I'm seeing. It's unbelievable. My heart races, I scream, and I run.

Forever growing. Together.

“How did you grow all this so fast?” “Advanced growth hormones,” Sara said as she led them down a path, voice slipping into the rhythm of someone used to explaining complex things simply. “We’ve been developing them for drought zones—Sahara, Sahel. The strain adapts to hostile conditions and hits maturity in four days.” Tom angled a brow. “You a biologist?” “Actually, yes.”

Still growing. The way the argument had always grown. Quietly. Precisely. Forward.

His heart gave a small jolt. (…It worked. Two points per stat increase… That’s the cost.) He clenched his fist, staring at his hand. It didn’t suddenly look bigger, but there was a faint tingle, like his body carried a little more weight, a little more density than before. He whispered to himself, voice low but steady. “So this is how it works… spend upgrade points, and my base strength grows. Not temporary. Not fake. Actual growth.” The realization hit him harder than he expected.

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“No!” ********

Wilbur paused for a beat, before saying, "Do you mean like this, Mister Grote?" Wilbur's body began rapidly expanding, and it did not take long before he stood at around three meters, with his muscles swollen and bulging with strength.

When the tower finally collapsed, Theo dissolved into giggles, and Julius pulled me against his side, pressing a kiss to my forehead. Later, after Claire had gone home and Theo was asleep in his room, Julius and I stood on our bedroom balcony looking out over the grounds. He had his arms around me from behind, and I leaned back against his chest. "Forty-two percent growth," He said. "Do you know what that means?" "That I'm a halfway decent businesswoman?" "You're extraordinary," Julius corrected. "You took an idea and turned it into something huge and powerful. You proved every single person who ever doubted you wrong."