Phantom had been waiting with the car for twenty minutes. She'd taken a short nap, gone over some documents, and had a chat with the driver. The cell service was a bit limited for her taste, though, and she quickly grew restless. She wandered away from the road and into the grassy entry area of Grainer Park. It was fairly open and attractive, with plenty of areas next to the woods. Play-spaces for adults like athletic equipment and warm-up spaces dotted the jogging paths. An absolutely massive sign proclaiming "Welcome to Grainer Park!" was quite visible.
Natasha was supposed to be at the sign, and she should have been here thirty minutes ago. Christie Chambers, Dr. Wolf's head of security, hadn't said anything about lateness or condition, but Phantom presumed that Natasha would be unharmed and well. Her long stay at the park, presumably, had borne fruit and the CEO was eager to get to debriefing her scientist. She was also eager to discuss the park with her.
She circled the sign with her hands on her hips. It was at that moment she noticed three things in order:
1. The park entrance had been mostly cleared out. For a weekday afternoon, she'd expected more visitors.
2. The park sign said "Goodbye and thank you for visiting Grainer Park" - cute.
3. Natasha was here, completely encased in lovely white webs.
The executive rushed over to her friend and tried to brush them away. They weren't sticky, but they were thick! Each strand of webbing felt stretchy and skintight like nylon. Numerous layers of spandex-like webbing made it tough to get away from poor Natasha's face, but Phantom tried all the same.
She turned away to run back to the limo, and ran headlong into Natasha's hostess.
"I sssssee....." said the spider-woman, "that you dislike your gift?"
Phantom's eyes flitted to Natasha. The scientist squirmed. Her tremendous bust jiggled, as if to say, "I'm right here!"
"Not at all," Phantom said. "Just the packaging."
The spider-woman crawled closer. Phantom noticed more shapes in the treeline.
"I understand. I was her hostess for quite some time. I was the one who chose her webbing. Perhaps we could provide you with something tighter?"
Phantom backed away nervously until she felt her feet touch the base of the sign. Another spider-woman grabbed her by the shoulders and promptly provided her with a Grainer Park souvenir that she'd never forget.
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also featuring
NatashaMilasevic 's
Natasha Zhukov because she's a great sidekick.
Rubbs did a fantastic job with this piece. It's cool, sexy, and it has a great theme; the photo-shoot is just so much fun. There are subtle details, like the shiny rear and body of the spider-gal, or Phantom's tightly bound face that I just
adore.
