"Ow." Rachel said as her head hit the ceiling of her room, causing her to lean forward as she grew larger and larger.
Soon Rachel's increasing size forced her into bending her knees and finally into sitting down on the floor with her legs stretched out.
"Okay, I think this is large enough. Can I stop growing now? Please?" Rachel said to her body as she continued to gain height and her legs now long enough for her shoe-covered feet to touch the opposite wall, all while moving the furniture out of their positions with her expanding mass.
Eventually Rachel's head touched the ceiling again and her knees had to be bend upwards as she found herself continuing to grow, breaking the furniture around her.
"Ah crap, why didn't I wait and eat the cupcake outside? At this rate I'll destroy the whole house." Rachel said.
At that moment Rachel heard her mother knocking on her bedroom door, wondering what was going on.
"Rachel. Are you okay in there? I heard something break." Rachel's mom said.
"Mom, I'm growing larger. You need to get out of the house." Rachel said, now nearly cramped in her own room.
"Your what? Rachel, open this door right now." Rachel's mom said.
Suddenly the floor and walls beneath and around Rachel started to crack from her increasing weight.
"MOM, THERE'S NO TIME LEFT! YOU NEED TO GET OUT OF HERE, NOW!" Rachel shouted to her mother.
Rachel's mom saw the cracks forming on her half of the wall and immediately started heading downstairs and running for the front door. At this point the flooring and walls gave way, causing Rachel to brake out of her room and continue growing inside the rest of her house. Rachel's mom makes it outside just in time to see a large black mary jane shoe bursting out of the front door and moves out of the way. Rachel's right leg then burst out of the dining room window, with Rachel's mom standing between both legs, then both her arms punch out holes on the upper half of the house, and finally her head bursts out through the roof. And yet after all that, Rachel found herself still growing larger.
"ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I'M STILL GROWING?" Rachel shouted.
Soon cracking noises could be heard throughout the whole house, indicating that it was about to completely break apart. Rachel's mom knew this and began running for cover. Eventually the strain became too much and the entire house broke apart around Rachel's growing body. As the dust settled from the aftermath, Rachel discovered that she was still growing.
"OH GOD! THIS CAN'T BE HAPPENING TO ME! WHY AM I STILL GROWING?" Rachel panicked.
Unfortunately for Rachel, as well as her whole neighborhood, her body continued to grow at an accelerated rate. In order to minimize the damage from her growing form, Rachel pulled her legs and skirt closer to her body and then hug them with her arms. As Rachel grew, she noticed that all of the debris from her house had been sliding off of her increasing mass and down onto the ground. Rachel watched as all the houses and structures around her were knocked over and crushed by her increasing mass. Seeing the destruction she was causing, Rachel couldn't take it anymore and buried her face into her knees and apron and began to sob.
"{sob} Please. {sob} No more. I wanted to be like Alice, but not like this. {sob} I want to stop growing now. PLEASE! {crys}"
But after everything she's been through, Rachel heard the balloon-stretching noises cease and her body finally stopped growing. Rachel lifted her head up, wiped the tears from her eyes, carefully stood straight up and looked down at herself as well as what was left of her neighborhood. Rachel saw that not only did her Alice in Wonderland outfit grow with her, but there was no damage to it at all. The same could not be said for the homes and streets that Rachel had unintentionally destroyed however. Observing the overall smaller landscape that Rachel now stood on, she guessed that she was now around 100 feet tall. Rachel then looked at the horizon with a feeling of both shock and awe.
"Holy crap. I'm the tallest person to ever exist now. What the hell am I gonna do now?"