Appendix: Chapter-One
Entry 21.1
I stare at Sarah's delicious ass until she closes the door and heads to her maths class.
Mmmh!
I wait for my mind to draw back to the present then consider what to do. My initial plan involved dinner and a lot of sex, so her period puts a spanner in the works.
What to do with Sarah that doesn't involve me making her drop her panties?
I had had an idea during our conversation at lunch, and I strain my mind back the forty-five minutes before the image of Sarah's butt to remember what it was.
Oh right! A concert.
The gears of my mind begin to churn and eventually crank out an idea.
Is this too much like what I did with the vowels last month?
Nothing else springs to mind; once an idea takes root, it's hard for me to come up with others.
I open my laptop and begin to jot down ideas. When I'm satisfied--
Wait, does Sarah even like classical music?
I don't want to ruin the surprise, so I can't ask her. I'll just hope she does. And, well, if she doesn't, I trust she'll gain a new appreciation during our date.
I suppose I could ask her and then make her forget that I asked, but that somehow feels like cheating. Part of building a relationship is guess and check, exploring new things together, and sometimes it's not going to go well. That's just the nature of life, and depriving us of those failures seems wrong.
I Speak, "
While at the concert, the music stimulates Sarah. Each instrument stimulates a different spot on her body. Volume determines intensity--the louder, the more intense. The pitch of each note determines the frequency of the vibration of the stimulation.
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I imagine the effects of a simple, three-note chord.
Hmm. Is this too much?
I google decibel range of orchestral symphonies and find minimum and maximum values. I type out, "Notes played at 70 decibels cause an irritating hint of stimulation. Notes played at 90 decibels cause her to edge on a climax," into my planning document.
This is dangerous
, I realize. If one note played at 90 dB causes her to edge, what happens when--I make another google search--84 musicians are playing at once during a piece's climax? I replace "Notes played at" with "When the total orchestral volume is".
I don't like that either.
I want different spots to feel different intensities, each instrument section to have its own intensity.
After more consideration, I determine a spreadsheet is in order.
Who knew being a supernatural domme would involve so much research?
I think, my inner nerd stirring to life.
"Wait," I say to the empty room.
I'm overthinking this. I know what I want, so my intent should be enough to handle slightly fuzzy wording.
My inner nerd wilts at being deprived of a research opportunity. "
Volume determines intensity--the louder, the more intense--relative to each instrument's decibel range, the number of instruments in the corresponding section, and the volume of that section's range as it would sound when it reaches Sarah's seat.
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Sarah
is
going to orgasm unless I stop her. She's said that orgasm denial is only fun if it's fulfilled in the end. Since we can't have traditional sex due to her period, I can't relieve her that way. After the concert, I could Speak her a few orgasms, but an hour and a half of this treatment--an hour and a half of intense buildup--without an orgasm would probably break her brain. So, the best way this could go would be to let her orgasm as the music moves her. Alas, I doubt the other attendees would take kindly to her rapturous screams in the middle of a concert.
I could stop her from making sound, and an illusion could probably take care of the visual distractions of her squirming. But what to do about the kinetic effects of her movements, the rocking of the seats in the same row? Plus, anyone who inspects her closely will see through the illusion. I brainstorm some ideas to address the first issue and decide I need to do some testing. Gabi should be out of class, right? I text her.
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Beatrix
Hey Gabs! Are you busy? Would you mind helping me test my ability for a few minutes?
Gabs π°
Sure! I'm just playing some Mario Party so I have a shot against you next time we play
Beatrix
Great! For me to test this, you'll need to forget I asked about it. Is that alright?
Gabs π°
No problem
Beatrix
Alright, what's something that won't hurt you but would make you uncomfortable and so you'd rather not see it, even if it's there?
Gabs π°
Uhh, I dunno, a spider across the room? As long as it doesn't crawl on me or bite me, I think that would work
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