Empathics (3) A venture capitalist goes to a startup presentation and finds out about their groundbreaking technology. Sceptic at first, the negotiating team has the most convincing arguments he has ever heard, and seen, and if he can get some fun on top of it all, why deny himself?
This is the story of a beautiful woman whose passionate fantasies and desires finally led to her own undoing. In my imagination and my story, Barbara looks very much like the English fashion model Liz Hurley only with a much bigger ass.
Love is an accident waiting to happen. Sebastian Stone is responsible for the security of a top secret science installation after an accident opens a portal to a different world. Casey Kim is the barista at the local coffee shop. As Sebastian investigates the accident, he grows closer to the quiet barista and finds more than he was looking for. Including a Golem from another world.
Drone strikes kill too many innocents. In search of a more subtle weapon, the CIA creates a robotic device to capture females, pin them down, and rape them. But the robot that does the deed is an avatar for men far away who experience it almost as if they were there themselves.
I did not write Love Doll part 1, that honor goes to someone calling themselves CH Makoto. I liked the idea so built on it here. Then added my own little twist.
14 Oct 2010: I've expanded the story a little, adding a bit more about Ashley's life, describing the "test drive" in a bit more detail, and describing the conversion proses in much more detail.
A story in the Fast Clone Universe
The Praying Mantis virus is just as it sounds. The clone mates and then it kills. In nature she eats the head of the male off. With a slight modification to what was eaten it made for very elegant weapon of assassination.
A virus has damaged the majority of nubile female reproductive systems leaving fertile females with the need to serve a minimum 2 years at Breeding Stations. Each female will supply the government with two offspring to maintain the labor pools for economic success. This was not supposed to happen in the brave new utopian society of free health care for all.