Office Girl B.E.
She hadn’t meant to overdo it.
The bottle had said estrogen. Mild. Gradual. Safe.
One or two pills for subtle hormonal balance.
Instead, sitting alone at her desk with her interview only an hour away, she had swallowed the entire bottle in one nervous, irrational rush. Now she tried to act normal, eyes locked on her computer screen, fingers resting on the keyboard as a slow, unfamiliar warmth began to bloom across her chest. At first it felt like tension — like her blouse had shrunk in the wash — the fabric pulling faintly tighter with every breath she took.
Then the expansion began.
It was subtle at first, almost deniable. The smooth office fabric stretched and conformed inch by inch as her chest gradually swelled outward, the pressure building from within in a slow, steady way that felt heavy rather than sudden. She stiffened in her chair, shoulders tensing as the fullness increased, the material of her top drawing taut across her curves until even the slightest movement caused visible strain lines. A quiet breath escaped her as she glanced down, watching in disbelief as the shape beneath her blouse continued to grow, fuller and heavier with each passing second, the weight beginning to settle forward against her torso.
The heaviness became impossible to ignore.
Her posture shifted without thinking, leaning closer to her desk as the increasing weight pressed gently but firmly against the edge, anchoring her forward. The expansion didn’t stop — it deepened — each slow surge adding more fullness, more density, more pressure against the tight fabric that now clung tightly to her chest. Her breathing turned shallow, controlled, as warmth pulsed through her body and the stretched blouse struggled to contain the steady growth. Surrounded by the quiet hum of the office, she sat frozen, cheeks flushed and heart racing, acutely aware that the “normal” pills she had taken so recklessly were doing anything but normal things, her chest continuing its slow, relentless expansion just minutes before the most important interview of her career.