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They had just finished the official part of their blind date, a quiet dinner at a dimly lit spot downtown where the tables were so small, or rather, Sara was so massive, that she had to sit sideways and the waiter kept staring. Conversation had flowed easier than Kyle expected, though, and when the check came, Sara leaned across the table (carefully, so she didn’t knock over the candle) and asked with a small, hopeful smile, “Mind if I see your place? No pressure. Just… curious.”

Kyle had nodded before his brain could catch up.

Now he fumbled the keys at the door, pulse racing from the walk up three flights of stairs, mostly because she’d had to stop at every landing to duck under ceilings that weren’t built for twelve-foot Amazons. When he finally got the door open, she didn’t even try to stand upright.

She dropped smoothly to her hands and knees in the hallway outside, the concrete groaning under her palms. Her shoulders were wider than the doorway; her back a rolling landscape of traps, lats, and delts that flexed and bunched with every careful movement. She crawled forward, head lowered, the short brown hair brushing the top of the frame as she angled her massive torso through. Her yellow tank top stretched taut across pecs the size of dinner plates, and the denim shorts rode high on thighs thicker than his torso. Each slow advance made the floorboards inside creak in warning.

Once her entire body was past the threshold, hips clearing last with a soft scrape of denim on wood, she paused on all fours in the middle of his living room, filling most of the available space like a living sculpture parked in the wrong museum. She exhaled, a low, contented sound.

Kyle stood frozen by the open door, staring.

She tilted her head, and caught his wide-eyed gaze locked on the impossible swell of her triceps, the deep horseshoe cuts above her elbows, the veins that snaked like rivers across forearms bigger than his calves. Her biceps alone looked capable of crushing cinder blocks without effort.

A slow, knowing smile spread across her face.

“Like what you see?” she murmured, voice husky.

Kyle’s mouth went dry. He nodded once, dumbly.

She chuckled, low and warm, and the sound vibrated through the floor. Then, with surprising delicacy for someone carrying nearly six hundred pounds of pure muscle, she reached back and slipped off her sandals one at a time. They were comically large, size-something-unreal, and she set them neatly by the door like they were delicate glassware. Bare feet now, toes flexing against the rug, each one longer than his hand.

She rose to a crouch, still towering, then shuffled the few steps to his couch. The floor protested every move. She lowered herself carefully, glutes first, and the entire frame gave a sharp, despairing crack as six hundred pounds of dense muscle settled onto cushions never meant for this kind of occupancy.

The middle dipped so low her knees rose almost to her chest even seated.

“Nice couch,” she said, patting the sagging fabric beside her with one enormous hand. The motion made her whole arm ripple: biceps peaking, forearms corded, shoulders rounding into cannonballs. "Small, but cute.”

Kyle swallowed hard. He couldn’t stop staring: the way her traps rose toward her ears when she shrugged, the striations dancing across her chest every time she breathed, the sheer density of her quads spreading across the couch like warm marble pillows. Heat rolled off her in waves.

She noticed. Of course she did.

Her blue eyes darkened, pupils dilating as she watched him watch her. A flush crept up her thick neck. She shifted, just enough, and the couch groaned again as one colossal quad flexed involuntarily against the armrest, veins popping, muscle fibers twitching under golden skin.

“You keep looking at me like that,” she said, voice dropping lower, “and I’m gonna start flexing for real.”

Kyle’s breath hitched. He felt the same flush crawling up his own face, heat pooling low in his gut. He managed a shaky laugh.

“I… might not survive that.”

Her grin turned wicked. She patted the tiny wedge of cushion left between her enormous thighs.

“C’mere, Kyle.”

He moved before he could overthink it, sliding onto the couch and immediately sinking into the deep valley her weight had created. His back pressed against the inner curve of one massive quad; the other thigh loomed beside him like a warm, living wall. He was nestled between her legs now, head barely reaching the underside of her enormous chest, her yellow tank top stretched tight above him. From this angle she looked even more colossal: pecs overhanging like twin shelves, abs faintly visible through the fabric in thick, armored ridges.

Sara reached down with both hands. Her palms, each bigger than his head, settled gently on his shoulders. She began to rub, slow and firm, thumbs digging into the knots he didn’t even know he had. The pressure was perfect: strong enough to melt tension, careful enough not to crush him. Her fingers were hot, callused from whatever insane training regimen built a body like hers, yet impossibly tender.

Kyle let out a low, involuntary groan. His eyes fluttered half-closed.

She leaned forward slightly, her breath warm against the top of his head. One hand stayed on his shoulder while the other drifted lower, down his chest, over his stomach, until her palm cupped his crouch on top of his now-tight jeans. She didn’t squeeze, not yet. Just rested there, letting him feel the sheer size and heat of her hand as she rubbed in slow, deliberate circles against his throbbing cock.

Kyle’s hips jerked once, involuntarily. A soft, ragged sound escaped his throat.

Sara hummed in approval, the vibration rumbling through her chest and into him.

“Relax,” she whispered, lips brushing his hair. “I’ve got you.”