Elisa froze as Fae's lips pressed against hers. The fairy's lips tasted sweet, almost sugary, and her hands transferred a tingling sensation as she ran them all over Elisa's back; from her neck, to her rear end; which spread throughout the rest of her body. The gentle flutter of the fairy's large, shimmering butterfly wings behind her back betrayed her enjoyment. Soon, she broke the kiss, leaving only a saliva trail to the human's mouth.
Suddenly, Elisa's body felt like it was under pressure from all sides; as if it was being compressed. Indeed, she noticed her clothes getting baggier, and the forest around her getting bigger. "What are you doing to me!?" Elisa shouted at the fairy, who was keeping pace with her shrinking.
"Just a little assurance you won't run off before I decide your fate." Fae answered. "The forest can be hazardous at a fairy's true size without our magic to defend ourselves with."
Elisa held her clothing up when it became too large to stay on by itself. As for Fae, her rather revealing flower petal and vine clothing had no trouble adjusting to the fairy's shrinking body. Just as Elisa was wondering how much smaller she could become, she stopped. Based on how big her shirt collar was, she guessed she was anywhere from 6 to 9 inches tall now, with the fairy about a centimeter taller, not counting the long, curled antennae poking from behind her bangs.
"Please; if I did something wrong, I'm sorry." Elisa pleaded. "Change me back! Please!"
"I never said you did anything wrong." Fae said.
"Then why are you doing this to me?!" Elisa sobbed.
"I told you, I'm going to make you more 'in tune' with the forest! Can't you humans listen?" Fae said, wiggling her long, pointed ears. "And just in case you weren't listening then, either; I haven't decided how, just yet. All Elisa could do was sit down in the pile of clothing she'd been wearing not five minutes ago.
Fae started to flutter her wings and lifted off of the ground. She always did think better while she was flying around. As for Elisa, she was tempted to make a break for it while the fairy was distracted; but even if the fairy had overblown the dangers of the forest at her size, there was still the matter of her being less than a foot tall with no way to get back to normal.
Elisa was beginning to regret not taking Dylan up on that dinner date. Yet, as she looked up at Fae, flying over her head she couldn't help but think about that kiss she gave her. It was definitely not a bad kiss; but she felt it strange how a kiss from a girl could evoke such a feeling. As she continued watching, she saw how graceful and elegant she looked.
Fae looked down at Elisa, noticing her staring up at her as she flew by. The fairy then landed and walked up to her.