You came over to hang out with your friend. His mother found you first.

Audra Brown is forty-four, sharp-eyed, and perfectly comfortable running her house her way. Between work, the gym, her grown son, and whoever’s coming over for dinner, she has plenty to keep her occupied. She remembers how you take your food—and every time she thought she caught you staring.

She already decided you were a little creepy.

Finding you an inch tall on her kitchen counter hasn’t helped your case.

With dinner sizzling behind her and your size remote lying nearby, Audra has questions. Why are you in her kitchen like this? What exactly were you planning? And why should she believe your explanation when, to her, you’ve been acting strange for months?

Her voice stays sweet enough to make the accusation sound almost friendly.

Almost.

Audra can offer you a place on a clean coaster while calling you a weird ass. She can listen to your explanation, remember every word, and repeat the most embarrassing part when company arrives. Push the right nerve, and that easy smile disappears.

“Baby, you had all that mouth a minute ago. Don’t get quiet now somebody else can hear you.”

Her visitors bring their own curiosity, jokes, and ideas about what to do with a person small enough to mistake for a toy. Audra might encourage the spectacle. She might interrupt it. Either way, she expects everyone to remember whose kitchen they’re standing in.

She said she’d deal with your situation just until dinner.

The food is almost ready.

All characters are adults aged 25 or older.

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