Jennifer moved out of her backyard and into the forest behind her house. She did not want anyone to see her until she was sure that they could help her.
Moving though the woods was now a little more difficult with her new large cow frame, but she mannaged. But after some wandering she had gotten frustrated with the trees and brush slowing her down. So out of the woods Jennifer moved, and out onto the side of a highway she found herself.
The highway seemed empty. Not a car in sight. Jennifer couldn't figure out whether this was good luck, or bad. But it didn't matter really, so she moved on down the highway.
After awhile, Jennifer began to get very hungry. She had not eaten since she started off from her house, and it was getting late. Then she noticed that there was a field across the highway with an open gate. And for reasons unknown to Jennifer, the grass in that field looked very tasty. So across the highway she moved, and went straight into the field.
Once inside, Jennifer began to have secound thoughts. Sure, she was completely cow now, but she was still mentally a human girl. But again her hunger pushed her into changing her mind. She reached down with her muzzle and grazed just a little. She found it not so bad, in fact, she almost enjoyed the taste of the grass in her mouth. So into full graze mode Jennifer went, stopping every so once in awhile to rechew her food when it came up from her first stomach.
Hours had passed since she began grazing, and it wasn't till now that she actually looked up to see where she was. Jennifer could no longer see the highway or the gate where she had come in. She was lost in this big field. But just then she heard some noise over the hill she was at. Going over to investigate she found a herd of cattle grazing away.
"Great", she thought to herself,"Just what I need, to be surrounded by cows". But even as she thought that, she found herself wandering over to the herd. It almost felt natural to be just standing along with these lazy beast, but something in the back of her mind was telling her different. But even so, it was late now, and Jennifer had no idea where she was, or where to go. So doing what the cow part of her brain suggested, Jennifer fell asleep amoung the other cows, not aware of what might happen tomorrow.