Before you hear anyone else speak, you hear the doorbell and Whitney lets out a sigh. "Early as always," she says. "Not even five minutes out of work and this happens." Xander just lets out a groan. "Believe me," he says. "Nobody is less excited about this than me. That's the one thing I hate about the first week of summer. They show up." You're wondering who Whitney could possibly be expecting.
Whitney opens the door and you look up from Whitney's bikini bottom, being careful not to be seen when you see what looked like another wererhinoceros woman. This were rhino was a grayish green skinned rhino resembling a Sumatran rhinoceros with massive breasts that had to be H-cup in scale to her size. She was built a lot like Whitney except she had long reddish blonde hair. She looked 1175 feet tall, 200ft bigger than Whitney's. She was wearing a red Medieval style tunic. She also looked somewhat older than Whitney
"Hi, Whitney," says the second wererhino woman. "Sorry we're late. Traffic on the way from Direopolis was murder. Some idiot didn't know what he was doing when placing the directional signs to Terrordale." Whitney rolls her eyes. "Hi, Mom." She says. "Mom?!" you think to yourself. That was Whitney's mother? You didn't even think Whitney's mother was still alive given that Whitney never mentions her at the KDP. "You know," says Whitney's mom. "Your father kept being a front seat driver. I keep telling him that map didn't know what it was saying."
You're slightly confused. Father? You didn't see Whitney's father. But then you look down and you're surprised. Whitney's dad wasn't a were rhino like his wife or daughter. Instead he was a spriggan who was pitch black on one half of his body and pitch white on the other half. He had white hair worn in a ponytail, red eyes and a disfigured face. He was still a giant monster but from the looks of it, he didn't even reach up to Whitney's knee, to say nothing about the size difference with his wife.
"Hi, Dad," says Whitney. "I take it you tried to argue with the mighty navigator." Whitney's father just let out a huff. He had a real grumpy look on his face. From the looks of it, he wasn't a very positive character. Whitney's dad walks in first as his wife follows. "Someone's in a better mood than I thought." Said Xander. You couldn't tell if he was being sarcastic or not. Whitney's father then gestures to Xander that he's watching him and then walks into the living room before snapping his fingers to turn the television on.
"Give me a break, Grayson," mutters Xander. "Whitney and I have been married for years and you're still not talking to me? With your rotten attitude, it's a wonder she even exists." "Hello, Xander," says Whitney's mother in a somewhat condescending tone. "I almost didn't see you there." Xander just let out a moan. "Oh, don't worry about it, Susan. Must've forgot to put your contacts in, again. I would've thought since her damned driver's license requires her to wear glasses." Susan turned to face Whitney and shook her head. "What are you wearing? Seriously? Oh, I don't mind that you're showing so much flesh at work, but going to the office in your underwear?" "It's a swimsuit, Mom," says Whitney. "The KDP is on a beach. It gets hot."
Susan let out a scoff. "Building a vegetable hotel on a beach. Yeah, that's smart. When are you going to get a real job, Whitney? You're basically playing nanny to a bunch of screw-ups." Whitney just digs through her kitchen cabinet as she's speaking with her mother. "I'm trying to help these people." Susan rolled her eyes. "Look, I was happy for you when you became a nurse, but I was hoping it would be in a real hospital. In my opinion..." Whitney let out a sigh. "Those are my three least favorite words coming from you." Susan just ignores Whitney as you continue to listen in. "In my opinion, you'd be able to start a family with that husband of yours, despite his... handicap, if you had a job that didn't require you to be away from the house all the time."
This woman was a regular windbag. She sounded a lot like Virginia. So that's why Virginia's so close with Whitney, she reminds her of her mom. "There you go again," groaned Whitney. "I don't need kids, mother. I've practically got more than I could want with the patients. Why don't you go bother Noreen with that issue? She's still single." As Whitney is digging through the cabinet, she takes out some parmesan cheese and oregano. "From the looks of it, we're having spaghetti tonight," says Susan. "In my opinion, it takes exactly 72 ounces of tomato sauce to bring out the full flavor of the sauce. And from the looks of it, you don't even have any vinegar." "Mother, I know how to make spaghetti sauce." While Whitney is speaking with Susan, you take the opportunity to exit her bikini bottom and slide down her leg.
From what you've gathered, Whitney clearly got her grumpy disposition from her father and it doesn't help than her mom appears to be an annoying busybody who puts her horned nose where she shouldn't.
Suddenly you have to slide out of the way as Susan nearly flattens you with her foot. Your heart is racing as you look up at the two rhino giantesses and are about to escape when Whitney accidentally drops a bell pepper on the ground near you. One of the rhino giants looks down and spots you, but which one?