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Larger Than Life
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Ongoing, First published Apr 29, 2012
Adriana Serafin is headstrong, adventurous, and curious. Not exactly traits you want when you stand 5 inches tall. Adriana and her mother, Eminence, are the only Borrowers in the house they share. The effect of some family turbulence between the "beans" had left them with just one in the house. So after living like this for so long, how will they deal when a younger and equally curious, adventurous "bean" comes to the house? They must do anything to avoid being seen. Being seen brings nothing but trouble and loss. Or does it?
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Jessica is a Neko who is also tiny. She lives in a pet shop, depressed and sad. James Ember is a giant who ends up taking her in. Jessica is shy at first, and the two slowly build up a bond. Then Jessica had a slight meltdown, and they two separate. But then when an old villain shows up to take her, James ends up taking her back. But secretly they both want that. The two have their quirks and their struggles as the two grow an even stronger bond. Not only does James take in Jessica, he takes in two other nekos. As well as a human. He'll find that life gets more eventful with the four, and his love for borrowers grows, but always remember that it all started with one tiny neko. His best friend becomes the fifteen year old Jessica, despite being in his twenties/really-really early thirties (I never really had a set age for him and you'll notice the same with Jessica). This shows that when it comes to a borrower and giant's bond, age doesn't matter. Because Jame, a giant, becomes best friends with Jessica, a tiny Neko