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A year of transformation. A man who became more. And a mentor who demanded it.

Greed is good

At the start of the year, Adam was a slim banker in London, desperate for promotion. By the end of the year, he was running his own bank, unstoppable, enormous, and adored.

This is the story of how he got there.

Diary of an Evil Encourager (Part 1) and Ryan's Revenge (Part 2) are explosive gainer diaries available now on Amazon Kindle and coming soon to other platforms.

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It had been a while however, so I looked at him carefully and raised one eyebrow in a questioning way.  My look was met with a stare and cheeky wink as he repeated what he’d said.  He remembered the safe word.  He didn’t want me to stop.  Sometimes no doesn’t mean no.

No.  I can’t.  You’re making me fat.

Boy this pig had learned some new tricks in Madrid.  I was even getting jealous because I was sure that he must have had the help of another encourager there.  Tom was a handsome guy and now he had crossed the line into massive obesity. I wanted him more and was not going to let him go, or to dictate the terms of our encounters so easily from now on.   There was clearly more to be had here, and I was going to have it.

I started to strip off.  I was hot too, and he was messy. I wasn’t going to leave here covered in food. That was his job.

He wasn’t the only one who had changed a lot in the last six months.  With Tom gone, sure I still had a lot of “clients” as I like to call them, but I’d had a bit more free time and I’d used it to enter the next stage of my bulking in the gym. 

I knew this would drive him crazy and I was not wrong.  As I pulled open my stud-fasten shirt, I sensed his breathing become even shallower and saw him trying to squeeze himself down below.  His mouth wasn’t the only thing getting hungry.

But first the mouth wasn’t finished.  I’m a firm believer in finishing with something sweet.  A meal isn’t really complete without it, is it?  Sure he’d eaten more than a family could eat in a day right now, but this lazy porker was reckoning on it being over now, and I had other ideas. 

I like to set the limits when I’m feeding.  Guys always think they know when they’re done, but I’ve never met a guy that can’t be pushed just that little bit further every time.  I knew the layout of his flat of old and knew only too well that the freezer in the laundry room would be stacked full of ice-cream – his weakness.  I found a tub of Chubby Hubby ice-cream, appropriately enough, and after a quick blast in the microwave it was ready to pour into him. 

The gainer fiction novella weighs in at a massive 25,000 words and is not a five-minute read to get you off - this one will have you exploding time and time again.

It tells the story of Dane, a vain personal trainer who jumps on the Fit 2 Fat 2 Fit bandwagon long after it was rolled out of town.

But there is a problem. Dane's journey to fat is way more effortless than he imagines, and his journey back to fit starts with a devastating and debilitating setback that will change the course of his life forever.

Find 2Fat2BFit by Sebastian Faust on Amazon Kindle now. Coming soon to other platforms.

“Come on baby, just one more brownie.  I made them specially. I love what it’s doing to you.  You’re becoming quite a size.  Like fucking a whale.”

Steve still wasn’t into what Ben was doing, but he wanted Ben so much, he was powerless to do things any other way. 

Letting Go is an 8000 word extended gainer story about discovering gaining and encouraging "in the wild" beyond the confines and labels of the gainer and encourager scene.

The e-book available on Amazon Kindle contains two versions - one in UK weight (stones and pounds) and one in pounds for the US audience.

"The Cruise" is an extended gay weight-gain love story available on Amazon Kindle. Other platforms are coming soon.

Clocking in at 15,000 words it's more than a few pages of fantasy to get you off: it's a full story arc rich in detail.

Of all of my extended gainer stories, The Cruise has to be my favourite. It's such a popular weight-gain trope to gain weight on a cruise, but I think I found a way to extend this into a more extended and realistic scenario. And then, as I was writing it I found an amazing in-road into what will be an even more explosive sequel - a sequel that I'm working on right now.

Anyway, to whet your appetite, here is a short extract from near the beginning of the book.

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But eventually it was time to go.  I’d booked myself onto the latest return train to London that I dared, but that still meant that the time came to say goodbye.  I’m not usually that open emotionally, but having developed our bond with such intensity this weekend, as the hours then minutes grew closer, I became increasingly sad and quiet.  I didn’t want to trouble Marc with my sadness for sure.

As we prepared to part at the station, he held me in his arms again, grabbing my fattening rolls and whispered in my ear. 

"I love your new size Alex.  Don't lose it.  I want to know how much you weigh.  When you go home, get on the scales and tell me tonight.  I love you, all of you, more of you.” 

With that, he kissed me and we stared at each other before I turned to board the train, wrapped in the comforting buttery pounds I would certainly have added this weekend, and the assurance that a man I loved an adored felt the same about me, and was not so shallow that some extra weight would make him run a mile. 

I turned back before boarding, threw him a smile, though my eyes were filled with tears (and at that distance he couldn’t possibly have seen that), blew a kiss and mouthed clearly “I love you.”

The story that got me into writing and my most successful gainer fiction story is back on Amazon Kindle in your region now. Search for Sebastian Faust The Cruise to find it.