Welcome to the 9th instalment.
Please start reading this series from the first chapter.
To date:
John Smith had an injection of contaminated testosterone, causing major changes to his reproductive system. He now needs frequent sex to survive, and long term female friends Sophia, Janet and Adriana jumped in to help him and his wife Linda. John has an unexpected re-occurrence of his blackout and is rushed to hospital for a second time. While there Linda arranges for the nursing staff to help with his treatments. John is coming to terms with having sex with other women and finds himself attracted to another woman at the hospital. Another friend, Glenda has agreed to help with John's treatments and Bronwyn is thinking about it. They learn that the pharmaceutical company tried to spy on them in the hospital, and subsequently meet another sufferer from the injection who is a security consultant.
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All sex participants are 18 years or older.
All people, activities and anything resembling facts are a figment of my imagination and may not match anything in real life.
Biology and medicine are not my strongest points and sex is just a hobby, so I have not been encumbered by any silly preconceptions.
Expect some ridiculous ideas as I alter reality to fit the needs of the story.
Yes, it does look like a harem story because it is one. If this genre does not interest you then read no further.
-GfG
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Wednesday Day 24
Linda and John arrived home late in the morning after a very bizarre time in the hospital. They had talked about it during the drive but this '007' stuff was way beyond their experience to be believable. Making it more difficult was that they would not be able to discuss things at home for fear the house was bugged. Coincidence does happen but how would anyone guess that 'Spy vs Spy' would visit your own normal life. As they neared home John asked Linda to pull over and stop for a minute.
"Sweetheart this is gong to be very difficult and very awkward, but my tingles are hitting me something chronic at the moment. I am not sure what we should do to help."
They were quiet for a moment and Linda gave an angry toned answer, "If these bastards are going to try and invade our lives then we will strike back at them when we can," giving a calming sigh she continued, "Dear, we are husband and wife and have been married for a long time and I don't see how us scratching an itch can be taken as anything abnormal for a loving couple. I may not like the idea of someone eaves dropping without asking first but," and Linda paused for a moment feeling a stab of guilt over her actions just five days ago. She shook off the feeling and continued, "we have to live our lives. You need your treatment and we have a perfectly good comfortable home."
John added, "Yes dear I see what you mean. If we do not mention anything about my health and treatments then whatever happens in our home would be, more or less, normal. However, I do not want to expose Sophia or anyone else to this so we need to come up with some alternatives and that must be today. I am going to need more later this afternoon and then again tonight, let alone over the following days."
"Have you forgotten the little box Matthew loaned to us to find any microphones?"
"Oh, that's right I had forgotten that. So at least we can find a safe room if it comes to that. Plus Matt did say he would be over this afternoon some time after he finished at the hospital. Gee, how odd that mess is turning out to be. I always thought corruption was for the politicians and government, but it seems to be in all sorts of places. I only hope it hasn't affected the patients care at the hospital. It'd be one thing to bribe to get supply contracts to improve profits. But if they go that far what would stop them from supplying crap product for even better profits."
John thought over his stay at the hospital and the younger guy, Paul came to mind, "I met three people in the hospital, each there for different reasons, but one was a young bloke about twenty years old. It seems he goes into the hospital for a night or two every month for treatment. I did not learn exactly what was wrong but after a nurse took him off, the other two told me they only knew he was putting off the inevitable. Even with the treatments every month he has at best a year to live. You wouldn't know it to talk to him because he seemed, well, normal, just a bit on the quiet side. I just took that as expected from a young guy when your companions range up to about seventy. It made me stop and think a bit about my problems and how insignificant they would appear to be to some other people."