Economies of Scale 2: Post-Capitalism

Janice couldn't remember her past life anymore. It was nothing more than long-faded memories. The only thing in her life was her continual bondage and the discomfort radiating from her womb.

Janice's coffin is pulled out for inspection and she learns the terrible news about her fate.

While still caught in the agonies of her miscarriage, Janice has an unexpected visitor.

When Janice's coffin was once again pulled out, she knew it couldn't be Goose that was summoning her. It had to be her death. Once again, she was wrong as someone unexpected opened the lid.

Tortured by the vibrators that Crane had stuffed into her cunt before sealing her away, Janice is left on the border between heaven and hell inside her new coffin. The overwhelming wave of new sensations, of being packed instead of suspected, of the vibrations tear through her body, and the upgraded electronics that cared for her were too much. Or were they?

Janice wakes up from the violent shaking of her coffin with a splitting headache and a bruised body. What had happened to her container? Where was she now?

Goose wakes up Janice to talk about what is going on, but it quickly becomes apparently he is more interested just spending time with her. Thought that doesn't stop him from fingering her as he spoke.

A sudden ocean storm changes everything. One moment, Janice is alone in her coffin, the next she is packed in with her three daughters as Goose tries to keep them alive from the waves that were washing over her stolen coffin.

They survived the storm but Goose wasn't opening the coffin. Alone with her sleeping daughters, Janice had nothing but her thoughts as she waited the long moments for freedom or death.