Harry's Rugby WG

Chapter Four

I stumbled out of bed, my body feeling sluggish and heavy. As I walked to the bathroom, I could feel the extra weight on my thighs and belly, jiggling with each step. It was like I was carrying a whole other person around with me.

When I looked in the mirror, I couldn't believe what I saw. My face was puffy and swollen, with a double chin that I had never had before. My chest was heaving with each breath, and I could see rolls of fat bulging out from under my shirt.

I lifted my shirt to see my belly, and gasped at the sight. It was like someone had inflated a balloon inside me, stretching my skin to the limit. I had never been this fat before - not even close.

But even as I stared at myself in horror, I couldn't deny the thrill that was building in my chest. There was something exciting about being this big, this powerful. It was like I was a different person entirely.

I pulled on my rugby gear, which now felt tight and constricting around my bulk. My thighs rubbed together as I walked, and my chest bounced with each step. But even though it was uncomfortable, I couldn't help feeling a sense of pride. I was the biggest, strongest player on the team - and that meant something.

As I walked onto the field, my teammates stared at me in shock. They had never seen me like this before - fat and bulky, but still somehow intimidating.

"What the bloody hell happened to you, mate?" one of them asked, staring at my belly.

"I don't know," I muttered, feeling a strange mix of embarrassment and pride. "But I feel stronger than ever."

The coach approached me, looking me up and down with a critical eye.

"You've put on a bit of weight, haven't you?" he said, his heavy accent making the words sound harsh.

I nodded, feeling a surge of defiance. "But I can still play," I said, my voice strong.

The coach hesitated, then nodded. "Fine," he said. "But you'd better keep up with the rest of the team. We don't have room for slackers."

I nodded, feeling a sense of determination. I was going to prove to everyone that I was still the strongest, most athletic player on the field - even if I was carrying a few extra pounds.