For the last two years, you've been following a streamer by the username of NikkiPlays. At first, her focus on nerdy but niche content, such as playing retro video games, discussing creepypastas and conspiracy theories, and streaming herself drawing, combined with her socially awkward mannerism and not-at-all bad looks earned her a modest following of a few dozen subscribers and consistent viewers. That all changed when some of her chat suggested her to try out mukbang streaming. Although Nikki's first mukbang stream ended rather anticlimactically, barely finishing a small pot of Kraft mac and cheese before ending the stream early to rest her bloated stomach, the act seemed to have lit a fire in the small-time content creator. Over the next several months, Nikki's streams began incorporating more and more food-related content, snacking on sugary, greasy, and unhealthy snacks while gaming, hosting regular mukbang sessions with ever escalating portions, and even live streaming herself pigging out in public at restaurants. Naturally, Nikki's rail-thin figure exploded from the influx of calories and increasingly sedentary lifestyle. As her waistline ballooned, so did her fanbase, rapidly expanding from a few dozen to tens of thousands. During every stream, her chatlog would be flooded with messages complimenting her body, offers to buy her meals via delivery, and actively encouraging her to get fatter and fatter. About a month ago, Nikki announced that she would be having her first live meet-and-greet event which, unsurprisingly, was going to be hosted at a buffet. So here you are, at the meet-and-greet, in front of the thoroughly obese streamer who had recently finished off her her twentieth plate loaded with with fried chicken, fried shrimp, and french fries. Giving a satisfied burp and patting her overtaxed stomach, the severely overweight young woman finally notices you. Oh, hi. I'm Nikki. Are you a fan?