"Its my turn," chimes Leslie as she nabs the die off the board. "Here goes nothing."
Isaac wondered if the game would also make Leslie gain, considering she was already fairly heavy- if the game kept up its current track record, it could have Leslie blowing up into nothing short of a blimp. He shook these thoughts as Leslie rolled a 6, moving her game piece accordingly and then quickly taking the card that would settle his inner questions.
"Take a lard off-" she said, Isaac grimacing at the poorly though out pun, "Transfer 25 pounds of your weight to each of your opponents."
Leslie grinned, seeing she had been the luckiest one in the game thus far, and both Isaac and Lindsey looked at each other in shock as a familiar swelling sensation returned in their bodies.
Isaac maintained his extreme pear shape, the rest of his body softening all around but not really growing considerably as he rose to a formidable 230 pounds, and Lindsey maintained her pear shape, though the rest of her body was pudgy, not having the extremely selective fat deposits that Isaac had been given by the first card he drew. Lindsey nabbed the title of heaviest player in the game, once being the lightest, now tipping the scales at 240 pounds.
Their clothes was tight, though it held- but this also raised an issue. Not only were they heavier than Leslie now, who now weighed in at a still thick 165 pounds- they were both heavier than Leslie had ever been, and that was definitely saying something.
"Well look here you two fatasses," said Leslie, now possessing a certain confidence that came with being the thinnest player in the game, "It seems the shoe is on the other foot- or rather, the stretchy pants are on the other ass."
She smiled, thinking her joke was clever, though it did not make Isaac or Lindsey laugh.
"This game is rigged!" exclaimed Lindsey angrily, "You're getting lucky and we're blowing up!"
Leslie shrugged.
Isaac maintained his composure, trying to believe the game was truly random and that he had just been unlucky to this point.
"Calm down Lindsey," he said, placing a hand on her back, "Its your turn, your destined to be luckier this time."
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