Looking in the mirror, Laura realized that her body erupting with mounds of muscle would seem kind of odd to everyone around her. She needed a cover story.
Throwing on her one-piece swimsuit and a pair of shorts, Laura made her way down to the beach to talk to her brother. If he could give her a good workout plan it would explain her growth, at least to a degree. Greg would feel good about his personal training skills, too.
Finding her siblings, she sees the expected scene. Greg is surrounded by ladies caressing his muscles and Vanessa is joined by boys staring slack-jawed at her body and other girls hanging around to make themselves appear more popular.
"Hey, Greg." Laura spoke up sheepishly. "You have a minute?"
"Sure, sis." Greg replied while standing up. "I'll be back, ladies."
They walked a short distance down the beach before Laura built the courage to speak up. I was watching you and Vanessa down here. It got me thinking. I'd like to be more outgoing."
"Oh yeah? That's great. Wanna hang out with us?"
"Well, that's why I wanted to talk. I don't feel confident enough, you know... looking like this."
"What are talking about?"
"I'm scrawny and underdeveloped!" Laura blurted out with a bit of a laugh. "Or haven't you noticed?"
"Haha. Okay. You want me to train you?"
"Yes. That's exactly it." She says with a pat on his shoulder.
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