(m/f, mind control, mild non consent, erotic coupling)
Story synopsis: Kaye finds herself struggling against her lust for a man who possesses god-like powers over her sexual pleasure.
Author's note: I read literotica for the sex. Sex is better with a buildup. A buildup is better with personalities. Therefore, my story is sex focused, with a buildup and personalities created in an attempt to maximise the primary goal. As the story progresses, the sex gets raunchier and the personalities sharper. Readers who enjoy a subtle mind control achieved by triggering lust, or readers who enjoy a mild reluctance theme may like this story.
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"What..." she began in a trembling voice, "What are you going to do to me?"
He was kissing her neck. Trailing a string of feather-light kisses from her mandible on one side to the other and back again, gradually going lower and lower. "I'm going to move the nerves in your clitoris to your g-spot."
The statement stunned her. She didn't believe he could do that and yet knew he obviously could. He'd seemed like a normal if somewhat charming man on their first two dates, then proceeded to demonstrate he could do far more than humanly possible on their third date. The more accurate question was what couldn't he do? With the seeming ability to change anything with her, what did he get out of changing something so sensual -- and yet in the big scheme of things, so insignificant -- in her?
"Why would you do that?" she ventured.
His kisses had now reached her collarbone and he was applying more pressure behind them. His hands gently stroking her stiff sides. "Because I want to make you feel pleasure," he replied simply.
She was lying stiffly on his bed with her arms by her side, fully dressed, as he continued his ministrations. Her mind was awash with a plethora of thoughts. "He could give me pleasure just by thinking it," she thought. For that matter, he could probably make her feel anything he wanted. Why didn't he just get her to calm down, or to fear him less, or even to love him? Her mind recoiled from the thought even as she thought it and continued on its original path. Why go to all the effort to kiss and seduce her and move her stupid clitoris around when he could probably have her feeling all hot and lusting for him, servicing him in a way that other men could only dream of. And why just her? Why not two women, or ten women? He'd chosen just her. Only her.
"Why not just make me feel pleasure?" she asked. Her mind wandered back to the restaurant when he had merely touched her on the forehead and her world had exploded with bliss, leaving her wobbly in the afterglow of a puddle of orgasmic joy. He'd done that to prove a point. "Why go to all this extra effort, Xavier, when you can just do that thing with my forehead?"
"It's not the same," came his reply.
She understood what that meant. For a man who could do anything to a woman, making her feel pleasure just by feeling it would be pointlessly easy and cheap. Getting her to feel it without forcing it on her would be more challenging. He probably enjoyed the challenge. Probably why he was letting her lie here in her nervous ball of energy, hoping he could get her to relax naturally rather than to use his power for everything.
She wondered if this gave her a weakness she could exploit. She could fight him now. A surprise punch to his head, or a kick to his groin may give her the opportunity to run away. She had no doubt that anything less than incapacitating him would lead to him immobilising her or changing her feelings in such a away that she wouldn't be able to escape. Could she risk it? A quick punch. He was lying on top of her, there wouldn't be much force behind her blows. Did she want to risk having him mess with her mind or her emotions? He could change her identity. He could change the way she felt or thought and take away who she was, replacing it with anything he wanted. The thought was frightening. What would it mean to no longer be Kaye? Would she even know? Quickly, she scanned her brain to see if she still remembered all the important people in her life, all her hobbies and memories.
She was relieved that there didn't seem to be any missing holes; a father, mother, a brat of a younger brother, uncles, aunties, grandparents, friends, even ex boyfriends. She wondered briefly if she'd notice a hole if there was one. Well, if it was an absent mother or father, that would be obvious. But what if she used to have a sister or another brother? She searched her memory hard to try to find any inconsistencies. Her house had 3 bedrooms, her parents' , her brother's and hers. There was only one bed by the window in her room and one behind her brother's door. No empty bed that she could recall that might belong to an extra sibling. Dinner at the table had 4 chairs. Car rides were filled with memories of her and her brother fighting for the middle. When she was in the middle, her brother would be on one side of her with her surreptitiously trying to sit closer to his side so as to deny him space and with him complaining to their parents about it. If she had another brother or sister, doing this would have given the other brother or sister more space. No. She was fairly certain he hadn't wiped out any such memories.
Then she searched for feelings and came to the same conclusion but with less confidence. How can you know that your feelings and emotions haven't been changed? She was scared, but so far he hadn't actually hurt her. Scared seemed legitimate. His hands and kisses would probably have felt really nice under different circumstances but all she felt was a mild touch that had the potential to be nice, drowned instead in confusion and fear. If he was using his power, she was sure she would be feeling a lot more pleasure and a lot less fear than this.
He must have noticed her stiffness. Right on cue, he stopped his kisses and said, "Kaye, I can tell you're going through a lot right now. Relaxing for you is going to be difficult. I'm going to try something to you. Don't be alarmed."
She thought his choice of words was grammatically unusual -- "I'm going to try something to you." It made her laugh. Here she was, lying with a man she'd gone on a few dates with. On those dates, he had seemed normal and nice, clever and insightful, honest yet gently humorous. And just as she thought he might be relationship material, he'd gone and told her what he could do, then proceeded to prove it.
She was brought out of her thoughts when his hand next trailed along her sides over her shirt from her armpit down to her hips. It felt a million times more tingly than it had before, sending shivers down her spine. "Wow," she breathed involuntarily. He did it again and she found she had to close her eyes. He ran his hand down her other side and she found herself shivering again. She felt like saying "wow" but stubbornly kept her mouth closed.