The Kinky Adventures of Robin Foster
Chapter Nine
"Dave, there's something I need to tell you."
It was time. Robin brushed away a cold droplet of sweat from her forehead, crossing her legs beneath the table. Out for lunch at a burger joint with Dave was not her usual idea of a good day out but, well, the attention she got there was so undoubtedly of the male persuasion that it simply made her feel straight again. At the end of everything that had happened to her, she couldn't even say that she was all that sure whether she was straight or not, although the truth of the matter in her linear leanings would reveal itself at the end of the day. She just had to remind herself what she liked and to know that it wasn't her fault.
No... It wasn't her fault that Alex had taken advantage of her not once but twice and that freaky robot... Well, she wasn't going to linger too much on that thought. She tried not to think of Selene XOXO, although she was still close in her mind, only the day after the whole sorry affair. Still, she could feel the robot between her thighs, those cold, unfeeling hands and all the things that that dirty, dirty tongue had done to her.
In a way too, she was dressed like the Android woman, her pink top reminiscent of the dim hues that floated through her metallic frame in the sultry, low light back in the warehouse. Her grey miniskirt was self-explanatory in that regard but did what she wanted it to do in showing off her long, shapely legs, slender and suited too for skinny jeans, if she could ever have stood to cover them up, being more of a girl for skirts and dresses. Showing off her booty, however, was also an appeal. Maybe some booty-shorts like the daisy dukes she'd worn? Darn, she'd really liked that pair.
But that just took her back to the warehouse and she shook herself, toying with a fry as she twisted it back and forth between her fingers, a thick, gluey glob of ketchup straining to separate from the rapidly cooling item of food. She didn't even like fries that much but she always got them because Dave liked them and he liked more than he'd get with one meal. Pressing her lips together, she tried not to let her expression sour, something twisting in her gut. Her toes curled in her sneakers, sockless as usual, and she shivered at the light touch of moistness to be found there. Her tan lines, however, were non-existent and perfect in their simple lack of being.
She had to do it and she knew why she was there, what made her heart pound so even as she tried to giggle and laugh at his stories, sweating nervously, playing with her hair. Not even eating held much allure for her, although she was never the sort of girl that put on weight simply by looking at food, holding her figure, seemingly, regardless of what she ate. Most hated her for that. And she was okay with it.
But he sat there, stupidly waiting and waiting, for her to go on as she tried to push herself. And, like, she'd never had to push herself in her life before - it was really hard! How did normal people do it? People like weirdo Jim McNutt? The nerdy guy pushed his way to the forefront of her mind, all pimples and creepy smirks, a caricature of the guy he was and yet eerily accurate to the side of him that she had seen in the warehouse.
Dave wasn't going to nudge her on to say. It was time.
"Dave..." She started, dropping the fry that she'd been abusing on the wax-paper wrapping of their meal, eat-in and yet still with the notion that they could pick it up and take it away at any time. "There's something really, like, really important I got to tell you."
"Yeah, babe?" He smiled and took her hand, jaw-droppingly handsome as always. "You know you can tell me anything."
No... No, she really couldn't. Their relationship wasn't like that, he wasn't a girlfriend that she could natter with all day and night about anything and everything. It wasn't like that with guys and, with Robin, it wasn't meant to be like that. That was okay.
Taking a deep breath, her shiny lips parted prettily, hair pulled back in a braid that showed off the shape of her face, the lines of her collarbones and shoulders. Everything about her was gorgeous and, truly, it was only fair that she got a chance to show off every last part of her body and not only her tits and arse.
"There's..." Her voice trembled, blinking too quickly, stalling for time that she didn't have. "Do you know Alex?"
It came out too quickly and the shadow that crossed Dave's face at the mere mention of her name could have meant anything.
"Alex? What do you want to talk about her for? Stupid bitch... I thought it was going to be about what happened in that fucking warehouse...with you, not me."
He was quick to add that, not wanting to revisit just how he'd almost died, although no one but Dave would ever know how close he'd been to giving up at the point where he thought there was no return. Best not to think about that, let alone talk about it.
"That too," she said quietly, timid for once in her life. "But Alex first. She... There was something that happened... When I stayed over at Jim's place."
And then it all came out. She had to say it, every last sordid detail of the sorry affair, cleansing her soul of everything and anything that she'd ever thought would have to be kept locked away under a crystal key. There was too much and, once she started, she couldn't stop, blurting out how Alex had tickled her, how she'd made her orgasm, how she hadn't wanted it all but she'd kept right on at it over and over again, not stopping. She hadn't cared what Robin had said to stop her but the name of the act itself rang clear in Robin's mind even though she chose not to breathe fresh life into it by speaking aloud.
The tongue... She didn't say how good the orgasms had felt, not wanting to go into that. But every wicked little detail came out right down to what happened in the warehouse. She'd thought that Dave would have assumed the extent of that but his brow furrowed more and more as she talked, leaning over the table as if he was about to tip forward and put his head in his hands. Robin almost swooned. The poor guy, he felt so bad for her! He did like her, after all! Maybe things wouldn't be so bad if he felt that way about her too.
"And Selene XOXO... She kept saying on and on about me being a cow, how she'd use my body for research... It was freaking weird! And I couldn't get away, not even when she made me bend over the table, I just froze up - Dave, I'm so sorry!"
The apology came out in a rush of words and a sob, a trembling hand pressed to her face. But she couldn't cry, that wouldn't be pretty, and she bought herself a few moments without looking at him by adjusting her bra, toying with the straps through the fabric of her shirt. Yet shouldn't he have said something by then? What was wrong?