The Talent Agency
Copyright© 2025 by bpascal444
Chapter 17
Erotica Sex Story: Chapter 17 - In this third installment, we continue Tom Carter's story of coming to terms with his new-found abilities to influence others, discovering other aspects to these powers, and beginning to understand how he came by them in the first place. He finds that his gifts are the accidental byproduct of failed military experiments to enhance the senses and abilities of soldiers. But even if the failures ruined a lot of lives, the prime movers aren't ready to give up, having come so close to success.
Caution: This Erotica Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa Mult Mind Control Heterosexual Fiction Group Sex Anal Sex Analingus Double Penetration Facial Oral Sex Safe Sex Sex Toys Voyeurism
The daylight peeking around the window shades woke me. I was afraid to look to see what time it was, because whatever the time it meant that I would have to leave soon so she could erase all traces of me before her parents got back.
I thought back over the last day. This had felt very different from the other times we’d been together. I loved spending time with her, but I always knew that it was going to be just a few hours, and that there was a limit to how close we could get because of the time factor.
This time it felt less hurried and I found myself falling into a comfortable rapport with her. The romantic attraction was always there, but this was something more, like a shared rhythm that our minds had developed in which we knew the other was there to consider a thought, share an idea, fine-tune a question. It felt natural.
And I knew that we probably wouldn’t be able to repeat it before we had to leave again for school. We’d be able to spend a few hours together here and there, but not an extended period of time. And that felt like losing something valuable. Still, we knew that this was going to be our life for the next few years and at least I’d found that she liked this togetherness as much as I did.
She chose that moment to stretch under the sheets. I watched her wake up.
When she turned over she said, “Oh. You’re awake?”
“Just for a couple of minutes. It was so pleasant to lie here with you that I didn’t want to wake you just yet.”
“That’s sweet. This is nice, isn’t it, waking up next to somebody? Especially if it’s somebody you like.”
And that reminded me of the time at the frat house party where the sorority girl Allie had organized a game of Never Have I Ever with the adult rules to keep her girlfriends from bailing when the band was late arriving. I told her about it.
“And one of the questions was ‘Never have I ever woke up next to a stranger.’ I was surprised how many people took a drink. It was pretty much the same theme among all of them, men and women: Too much alcohol, having fun dancing, then the next thing you know you’re waking up naked next to someone or several someones you don’t know and wondering just what you did that you can’t remember right now.”
She giggled. “Well, thank God I wouldn’t have to admit to that. Though I heard lots of stories like that at school. But I do like waking up next to you.”
“We have that in common, then. I wish we could do it more often. I was just thinking about that. This will probably be it for us for the foreseeable future, as far as overnights go. We’re both off to school soon. It makes me a little sad, but I’ll have this to think back on. This was special.”
“Yes, it was. How about a shower and breakfast?”
I really didn’t feel like moving, but she was adamant so we shared another shower. We’d been doing everyday things like brushing our teeth, but as soon as she stepped into the shower it was like a Playboy pictorial come to life. And she didn’t even realize what she was doing. She bent to let the water get to places it couldn’t, she stretched to reach the soap, and those simple actions became so erotic that I immediately had a stiffy.
I went through the motions of getting soap everywhere and rinsing off, but it wasn’t long before it was obvious that I had a problem that water wouldn’t take care of.
She shook her head and said, “Honestly. You’re so predictable. Give me that soap.”
She lathered her hands energetically and positioned me, saying “Stand there.” She moved to my side and wrapped both hands around my dick, stroking with one and twisting with the other. I put out both hands, one on the glass door and the other on the shower wall to steady myself while she jerked me off.
It didn’t take long. I could feel it forming and in moments I was shouting. Most of it landed in the drain and was sluiced away. She kept stroking until I had to beg her to stop.
“There you go. Clean yourself off and meet me in the kitchen. Hurry up.”
Easy for her to say. I was still focusing on not falling down, but eventually I got it under control and washed my dick again. I dried off, found some clean clothes and got dressed.
She’d found a robe and was working at the stove.
“There’s coffee made. Omelet’s almost done. Oh, right, the toast.” She pushed down the toaster handle and very soon we had a spinach-and-cheese omelet and toast on plates and coffee on its way to my stomach.
I hadn’t been aware of how hungry I was. My eyes were on my plate until it was empty. When I looked up, she was watching me, her elbow on the table and her chin resting on an open palm.
“What? Did I do something gauche?”
“No, not really. Just watching you enjoy your breakfast. Was it okay?”
“Okay? It was fabulous! Now I really am going to have to learn to cook. I feel like I’m not keeping up.”
“Aha. My devious plan has worked. Okay, you’ve got about four months to get your act together. A full dinner will be the test.”
“Assigned reading, classes and this too? You slave driver.”
“Life’s tough. Only the tough survive.”
She collected the plates and put them in the sink to wash. “I don’t know when my folks will be back. Better to assume earlier than later, so let’s make the rounds to see if you’ve left anything behind.”
I knew this would happen, of course, but I wanted it to be later than now. But she was on a mission and she wasn’t all wrong, either. So I followed her reluctantly and checked all the places we’d been since yesterday. I found my dirty clothes and the condoms, and almost missed the dirty socks under the bed but she caught it.
She put the lube and the dildo back in her hiding place and did a last walk-around. She pulled the sheets from the bed and told me to grab the damp towels from the bathroom. We dumped them in the washing machine and started a wash cycle.
“Your jacket’s in the closet. Don’t forget it.” I put it over my arm, the backpack on my shoulder, and seemed unable to move toward the door.
She put her arms around me and held on for a moment. “This was fun. I needed to do this more than I thought I would. It sorted out a couple of things for me. I have to think about them for a while, but this was the right thing at the right time. So thanks for the house call, Dr. Carter. Send me your bill.”
I had no response to that, so I kissed her and she sent me out through the side door in the garage.
It was close to noon when I got home. The car was gone and the door locked, so probably on an errand run. I put my dirty clothes in the hamper, stashed the condoms in my hidey-hole and put away the unused bathing trunks. I lay on my bed and thought about the last twenty-four hours.
The more time I spent with her the more right we felt together, yet I knew we wouldn’t be able to be together at least until we graduated, and maybe not even then if grad school loomed, as it probably would. Who knows where she’ll end up? And where will I be, at some different grad school in some distant city?
Every time I thought about this it sounded hopeless, yet I couldn’t give it up. We’d have to find some way to be together. At least my paranoia and self-doubt had been locked away for a while. They’d probably be back, but for now I knew that she wanted me the way I wanted her.
I heard the door bang against the wall as someone pushed it open with a hip. “We’re home.” My mother’s voice.
I went downstairs and she asked me about my trip to the mountains. She had bags of household things she’d gotten at the local discount mega-mart.
“I didn’t expect you back so early.”
“Well, one of the drivers had some family thing he had to get back for, and since I didn’t get much sleep I thought I’d come home and try to get a nap in.”
She made me tell her what we’d done, who was there, and I had to think fast and concoct an evening of mutual reminiscence about high school, and pranks and bad jokes. I begged off because I said I was tired and did go up and take a nap. Because I was tired. Though for a different reason.
The next morning found me walking through the door at work. “Morning, Carter,” said Ted without looking up. “There’s the first lot of orders on the counter.”
“Okay, I’ll get started.”
“Take a look at this before you do.” He handed me the printout on which we’d laboriously entered the stock counts for each item.
“The ones that I’ve highlighted in yellow? Those are the ones that are going on sale. I ran the sales reports for the last few years over the weekend, and these are the things that sold poorly, and in a couple of cases not at all. I’m going to print up a small sale catalog with just these items in them and mark them way down, mail them out and see if I can thin out the stock.
“Next month I’m off to the first of the novelties conventions, where I’ll pick out some new things for the catalog to replace them. It’ll mean having to print an entirely new catalog eventually, but we’re almost due for that anyway. They’re expensive to produce, but every time we send the new ones out people get excited and order a few things, so it’ll pay for itself pretty quick.”
“That’s exciting, Ted.”
“Yeah, it is. And I couldn’t have done it without all this new computer wizardry, so thanks for kicking me into gear on that. It wouldn’t have happened without you, Carter.”
With that small boost to my ego, I went back and started pulling items for the orders. In an hour I had them packed. Before I sealed them I took the orders back to Ted. Now that the orders were being printed from the order program, all the ordered items appeared on the slip, including those things that were stored in the warehouse.
“I know you usually pick these warehouse items up after work, but wouldn’t it be more efficient if they all went out in one shipment? Less shipping costs?”
“Yeah, you’re right. It’s another artifact of trying to do everything myself. I couldn’t make a special trip out there and leave the phone unattended, so I’d do it after office hours. I suppose you could drive out and get them, then pack them and do the P.O. run after lunch.”
“Sure, I can do that. There’s not that many things. Can you print me copies of these slips so I can leave the originals in the correct boxes?”
He did that while I went back and dropped the slips in the correct shipping boxes. I grabbed the new slips and the van keys and drove to the warehouse. Since I’d spent so much time there recently doing inventory I mostly recalled where everything was. I found a wheeled bin and pushed it around the shelve aisles till I had found everything that was missing.
Back at the store I carted those inside and double-checked the order forms till each one had all the things the customer had asked for. It was just about lunch time so no sense rushing to the post office now, as it would be crowded.
“Right,” said Ted, “go get your lunch. I brought mine today, so I’ll mind the phones. I want to proof the sales items anyway.”
A little past my normal time, I trotted out and hoped I hadn’t missed Karen. But she was there waiting by the door.
“That’s how little I mean to you? You can’t even get here to take me out to lunch on time?” She said it sternly, but there was a glint in her eye so I knew she was playing with me.
“I really did try, but the sales girls in the kiosks just won’t leave me alone. I had to fight them off. That’s why I’m late.”
“That’s a pretty thin excuse, Carter. You could just use your Hapkido moves to fight through the mob, so you couldn’t have been trying very hard.”
“I’ll do better next time. You have a preference for food today?”
She didn’t so we wound up at the deli again. This time I noticed right away that she was more relaxed and open, falling right into what I had started referring to as “couple mode”, where we were immediately connected, sharing thoughts and ideas, tossing jokes and quips back and forth. Even the silly ones got a smile or a laugh. It felt so comfortable to me that when we finally had to part, back to our respective jobs, it felt abrupt.
I thought about that while I walked back to Wallace. I felt somehow ... deprived, because we’d had to part. On the other hand, as long as I’d known her I’d never felt like that when we’d said goodbye after spending time together. I loved the time together, but I hadn’t felt deprived when we parted.
As I worked through it, I thought it was because this past weekend had changed us somehow. We were now a couple, one who had a relationship serious enough that not being together felt wrong somehow. I would feel it more when she was on the other side of the country. And from what she’d said, I think it would be true for her also.
To feel like we were a couple seemed like a huge step forward. I’d hate being separated from her, but I’d remember that we were now a real couple. Before now, it had felt more tenuous, and I’d wondered whether she felt as strongly about us as I did, even if she’d said she loved me. Now it felt stronger in some sense.
I had to stop my speculation because I was back at the store. I double-checked the packing boxes, stuffed in a copy of the order and sealed them up, weighed them, stamped them, then loaded them into the van.
A quick trip to the post office, and I had most of the afternoon free, except a few phone orders that had come in. I busied myself with assigned reading from one of the books on the list.
I was pulled out of it when Ted hollered, “That’s the day, Carter. Wrap it up, let’s go home!”
I didn’t have much to clean up except to stuff my book back in my knapsack. “See you tomorrow, Carter,” followed me out the door.
It was hot and humid again after a milder weekend. I felt it as soon as I stepped through the door to the outside, like a wet towel to the face. Stepping back through the mall entrance gave me a brief respite. I ran a hand over my forehead and saw Stan sitting on the bench, iced coffee in hand.
“Tom.”
“Hello, Stan. People watching?”
“Not really. Just waiting for you.”
I didn’t say anything. I was mildly curious about Beckham and McGuire, but perhaps not as much as Stan was.
I sat, because it would look weirder and more conspicuous to be standing there while he looked up at me.
“So. The newspaper ad. I corralled a friend of mine who’s a bit of an amateur actor, community theater, and paid him a small sum to pretend to be a former employee at Wanamaker. I set him up with a fake address and work history, including a couple of years as a groundskeeper at the lab. I knew some of those people so I was able to provide him some names he could drop.
“I told him the kinds of things I was looking for and had him call the number in the ad to set up an appointment for the interview with the ‘researcher’. The phone was answered this time so he didn’t have to leave a message.
“They gave him an appointment for the next day at another office building. When he showed up, it was some woman who introduced herself as a psychologist. She had a script she was working from -- he could see enough of it upside down to know she was going through a prepared dialogue.
“She asked him some questions about his work history, how long he’d been there, why he left and so on, then asked him to fill out a prepared questionnaire. And I was right! At least what I suspected was confirmed.”
“How so?” I asked. “What did you suspect?”
“They’re looking for us!”
I’m sure I looked puzzled because he said, “He must have gotten some hints that certain people who’d been there were having unexpected side effects. I don’t know how, because I never heard anything through the grapevine, and I’m pretty well connected to the former staff. The ones I’ve found have almost all been because of Canary having sniffed them out.”
I must have still looked confused because he went on. “The questionnaire! It started out with the typical psychology/sociology bull, like ‘How did you feel when you were laid off?’ ‘Did you experience depression, difficulty sleeping or eating?’ ‘How did your family respond to your layoff?’
“Then it started to get more specific. My guy wrote down a lot of the questions later, the ones he was able to remember, because he certainly couldn’t take notes while he was filling out the questionnaire. So the questions started getting more detailed. ‘Did you experience headaches that did not respond to medication?’ ‘Have you felt like you were now able to understand things that confused you before?’ ‘Have you felt like you are now luckier than you were prior to working at Wanamaker?.
“It went on in that vein, getting more detailed about the types of changes that people had experienced. It’s clear to me, at least, that he’s somehow convinced himself that there are affected people out there that he didn’t detect while the lab was operational. He’s trying to find them, determine what they can do!”
“Wouldn’t he already know who most of you were, at least by name? He must have had some suspicions of those who’d been affected. What does he expect to accomplish with this questionnaire charade?”
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