Dumped (Patreon)

Commission for Swifty89-93

Woman: Swifty 89-93
Spider: Kaeros

Eva liked the attentions of boys...lots of boys. She was well known in the school for never dating one guy too long. The longest she'd ever dated any guy was a month or so. She, of course, thought every guy knew that and wouldn't mind too much when she decided she'd had enough of his company and wanted someone new. She'd start by making sure that she was seen with her latest acquisition and then she'd simply stop seeing her previous partner over a week or two.

Kenneth her latest was a bit possessive though. When it came his turn, she expected him to give up without a fight like all the others had. He had other ideas ...

"You know I'm seeing Rick now," she stated calmly.
"I've seen you about with him."
"Well it just won't work between us. I've had enough of you and your hobby."

Kenneth had a large collection of spiders of various sorts. The novelty of the creatures, more than anything, had attracted her in the first place. But that kind of novelty soon wore off.

"You liked them a lot at first. You really can't settle on anyone or anything too long can you?"
"Why should I?"
"Don't you ever think of finding someone, someone special, and just sticking by them?" he asked, a plaintive tone in his voice.
"Of course not. Maybe in a year or two when the right guy presents himself."
"I guess it's my turn to be dumped."
"Don't take it that way. There's lots of others about."
"I know."
"I'm glad you understand. Can you drop me off at the Malt Shop? Rick's waiting for me."
"Oh, sure," he said finishing his soft drink.

He led the way to the car and opened the door for her. She plopped into his car and strapped in. Within moments, they were on their way but not where Eva thought they should be going.

"The Malt Shop is that way," she stated pointing imperiously in the opposite direction.
"So it is, but you won't be meeting Rick there today or ever," his voice was cold."You let me off. I won't go anywhere with you."
"You've not much choice now. I half expected this from you and I don't get dumped."
"You stop this car right now! I want off."
"You're going nowhere," he stated coldly.

The world began to spin around Eva. She felt sleepy and dizzy all at the same time.

"Damn you, Kenneth. You put something into that drink."
"Of course. I don't get dumped."
"What are you going to do?"
"Make sure you don't dump anyone else."
"And what exactly do you mean by that?"
"You'll see," he said with a slight laugh. "You'll see."

Eva thought, at first, she should struggle, maybe even attack him, but she soon discovered she no longer had the will to do so. Instead, she settled back in the seat and fell asleep. She was awakened when the car switched from the smooth highway to a rough gravel road.

"Where are we?" she asked groggily.
"We're almost there?" he said with a smile.

Eva nodded and went back to sleep. A few minutes later, the car arrived inside an old barn. Kenneth roused Eva and she followed him meekly down a flight of rough stairs. She waited, leaning against the rough wood wall, while he opened a door. He guided her unresisting into a huge chamber. It looked like something out of a science fiction story.

"Cool!" Eva's blurred mind supplied. "What's it do?"
"You'll find out soon enough."
"Really?"
"Really. Now wait here," he guided her into a glass enclosure and left, closing the door behind him.

He walked over to a panel of electronics of some sort and powered on a computer. After flipping through several spider images, he finally selected a brownish furry one. He clicked on a button and a glow surrounded Eva's enclosure.

"It'll be easier on you if you strip," he stated.

Eva nodded and began to undress. She carefully folded everything and set it on a conveniently placed shelf. Waiting there, still somewhat dazed, her mind supplied that this shouldn't be happening. Kenneth, meanwhile, clicked another button on his screen and Eva's clothes were quietly slid outside the chamber through a door in the glass.

"You may as well get comfortable. I won't start things until you are sober. Drink the water in the enclosure, it'll help break down the drug I gave you."

Eva smiled and dutifully drank the water in the glass on the shelf and then put the cup back in its holder. The cup and shelf slid out through another small door. Eva, could see no chair or seat so she decided it best to sit on the smooth floor of the enclosure. A few minutes later, her head cleared. She jumped to her feet and began banging on the glass.

"Kenneth, what the Hell are you doing? You let me out of here! And now!"
"All in due time, my dear. You wanted a change. I'll give you a change you won't soon forget."
"Just what do you mean by that?" she demanded.
"I don't suppose you remember Nina?"
"Sure she ran off with that other guy maybe a year ago. Out of country somewhere."
"Yah. Her parents have her picture on milk containers all over the place. Well she didn't quite run off."
"Just what do you mean by that?"
"She tried to dump me, just as you did."
"What did you do to her?" there was a touch of panic in Eva's voice. She balled a fist and pounded on the glass again. "You let me out of here!"
"You'll get to see her soon enough. We could have had so much together. But you had to run off with that stupid jerk, Rick."
"Kenneth, let me out. I won't dump you. I'll dump him. I promise."
"Oh, you won't dump him. You never do at least not until you meet someone new. And I won't be dumped," he clicked another button on his screen.

A glow appeared from several sources all around the room. All were focussed on Eva as she sat, crosslegged in the bottom of the enclosure.

"Stop this now, Kenneth! I'm afraid! Please? I tingle all over."

Kenneth turned from his computer to walk over to the enclosure. A smile was on his face.

"Yes, I imagine you do tingle. Take a look at your legs."

Eva looked down and shrieked in panic. Her legs were becoming covered in thick fur. Within a few moments, she discovered they were changing shape as well. They were soon furry cylinders that were becoming wider by the moment. Soon a split appeared at the tip. This soon spread right back to her crotch. The process repeated and she found herself standing on eight furry cylinders instead of legs. The cylinders began to pinch off, forming segments. Eva recognized those segments ... spider legs!  Her body began to twist as her she developed a spider thorax in place of her own tummy. Quickly, a new bulge appeared, forming the abdomen of a spider. She found herself sprawled on the base of the enclosure, half-spider and half-woman.

"Please stop, Kenneth. Please. I won't dump you. I really won't. Just change me back."
"I'm just about through with you. One more change and I'll take you to meet Nina."
"Nina? What do you mean? She ran off."

The glow around her changed colour and the world started to grow. Everything, the enclosure, Kenneth, everything was becoming gigantic. Within a few minutes, the strange lights went out and Eva found herself sprawled and tiny on the glass floor of her prison. Kenneth walked over to the computer and clicked something on the screen. A window vanished.

"There we go. All done."

He walked over to the enclosure and clicked a button on a pedestal beside it. A door she hadn't noticed swung open. Kneeling down, he expertly and gently caught the tiny drider that had been Eva.

"Now let's take you to meet Nina. She's been lonely as the only drider in my special habitat. It'll be good for her to have a friend."

He laughed as he carried her, terrified in his huge hand, towards the back of the room. Once there, he lifted the cover.

"Enjoy your new life, Eva. Here's where I dump you instead of the reverse."

He tilted his hand and she found herself falling, only to land on some soft leaf litter.

"So he's caught another one," a voice beside her stated sadly. "Welcome to his spider collection."