Jack and the Hungry Giant. (Patreon)

Once upon a time, in a small and impoverished village, there lived a young man named Jack. He was known far and wide for having a big and juicy butt, an incredible prize that every man in town desired. Jack was tired of living in poverty, scraping by to make ends meet. He yearned for a life of luxury and abundance.

One day, driven by desperation, Jack decided to take a chance. He remembered the beans he had thrown away as a child, believing them to be useless. He gathered a group of equally desperate men from the village, each with their own dreams of escaping the grind of their everyday lives. They decided to climb a giant beanstalk that had miraculously sprouted overnight, reaching high into the sky and disappearing among the clouds.

The group of men set off on their daring adventure, climbing higher and higher into the sky. The beanstalk seemed to go on forever, and their legs ached from the strenuous journey. Finally, they reached a massive castle in the clouds.

Inside the castle, they discovered a room filled with glittering treasures and precious jewels. However, what they sought most was a single coin rumored to be in the possession of a fearsome giant who lived in the castle. This single coin, it was said, could make them all rich for life.

They proceeded with caution, sneaking through the castle's grand halls, careful not to make a sound. But just when they thought they were in the clear, their greed got the best of them. As they attempted to leave the castle with the coveted coin, one of the men accidentally knocked over a vase, creating a deafening crash that echoed through the giant's chambers.

The giant awoke, his footsteps like thunder, and they knew they were in grave danger. Panic set in, and the men grabbed the coin and ran for their lives. Jack, however, was not as fortunate as the others. As he sprinted down the hallway, he tripped and fell, tearing his pants in the process leaving his big butt exposed.

Before he knew it, Jack was snatched up by the enormous hand of the giant. The giant couldn’t help himself after seeing Jack’s big butt he had to taste it and pinned him down to the ground, just as Jack was about to leap from a window to rejoin his companions.

"Where do you think you're going, little morsel?" the giant rumbled, his hot breath washing over the back of Jack's head.

With his friends watching from a distance, horrified at the sight of their comrade in peril, Jack desperately tried to think of a way out of this dire situation. It was a race against time, as the giant's hunger grew stronger by the second.

The Giant’s breath started to get more and more agitated, Jack screamed for help as the giant ripped his clothes, but was soon surprised by what the Giant did next, with his enormous tongue he started licking his back, and went lower, Jack was scared but couldn't fight the pleasure and started moaning, Jack’s companions heard his and thought the worst had happened. As they fled from the giant's castle with the precious coin in their possession, they looked back one last time at the towering beanstalk that led to the clouds. Fearful that the giant might try to follow them, they took an axe and began to cut down the massive plant. The beanstalk shuddered and swayed, and soon it came crashing down with a thunderous roar, sealing off the giant's realm from the world below.

The men returned to their village, their pockets heavy with riches, but their hearts heavy with guilt not knowing Jack was loving every second he was spending with the Giant. They could not escape the memory of leaving him behind, and their nights were haunted by the sound of what they thought to be his desperate cries for help echoing in their minds. They had abandoned their friend to a terrible fate, all in the pursuit of their own desires.

The guilt and fear gnawed at them, and soon they could no longer bear to stay in the village. They believed they could hear Jack's voice in the rustling leaves of the trees, in the whistling wind, and even in the babbling brooks. It was as if his pleas for help had become a haunting presence that wouldn't let them find peace.