The Facility 2

I never planned on publishing this story, but my editor convinced me fix a few things and publish it. This story was just me being bored and messing around. This story has an impregnation theme, and there are no underage characters.

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I often wondered what my life would have been like if I had never gone to medical school. I wondered how my mother would have handled it too. How she would have screamed at me while probably threatening to disown me. She insisted that I do the best no matter what. Not just my best, because the best and my best could be different things. I had to get the best grades, and be the best at everything. School was my main focus as soon as I was young, and it was never ending even while in college.

I do miss my father, as he died when I was ten leaving me alone with my mother. I often attributed his passing with a sign that the last good part of my mother was dead inside. I felt the urge to leave my mother early on as she continued to make me feel that I was less then and needed to do more.

I remember the urge to leave home early on. I remember going to my friend's thirteenth birthday party and reading about colleges to attend, and how college life was going to be different. When my classmates were going to prom, I was packing my bags to go to college early. Spring break my senior year I was already meeting my professors for early summer classes. All the while I thought about how life was going to be different once I was away from home and the dread existence under my mother's rules.

I never bragged about myself, or was one to wear revealing clothes even though I had the body for them. The few friends that I had always urged me to show off what I had. To me I was just keeping my body healthy and in shape. My health and my grades were always perfect in my eyes, although my mother would disagree with her constant pushing for more.

Although I never dated or better yet was not allowed to date, I did find some time to play sports. I felt my self-esteem got better as I got older, but I still could hear my mother's voice telling me I could do better. I was hit on and asked out on many occasions, I just never found the time for guys that did have an interest me. My school work was always my priority, and I had no time to spend on meaningless dates. I do recall boys complaining about me being too smart for them, but I never really let it get to my head.

I met Tricia in college. We were similar in that we both applied to Harvard, and we both changed our minds to attend Johns Hopkins. She was my roommate who became my friend, and then my lover. I knew from the moment I saw her that she was interested in the same sex. Although I never gave it a thought before her, she insisted that I at least try it out as an experiment before passing judgement.

I was a virgin to college life, and sexual relations of any kind. I never kissed anyone, and never even caressed anyone's privates either. Tricia found it funny, but also sexually stimulating that I was so new to sex. It was not that I found women more attractive, or that men were not my type. I just fell into something with Tricia, and it was easy.

At first it was a simple experimentation. She would go down on me, and I would finger her until we got off. When Tricia began to kiss me, and spend the night in my bed, I knew things had progressed from experimenting to lover. I found it exciting at first that I was able to have someone get me off, but over time it became a full time commitment to Tricia. Although I was never fully committed to the lifestyle or love of it all, I just found it as a pleasant distraction.

I remember how Tricia would wait on me hand and foot, and want to touch me constantly. Although I found some men attractive, I found Trisha to be convenient and easy. She was pretty, and I enjoyed our time together, but I also knew telling my mother that I was eating a girl's pussy every night would not go over well. I never considered myself anything other than a person, while Tricia made sure she identified as a lesbian. It's not that I was afraid of my mother's reaction at this time, but I felt it was just something to do while I passed the time.

After four years with Tricia, I did find myself caring for her more than I cared for anyone else prior. The problem with Tricia though, was she was Tricia. She had good grades, but could never match mine, or my drive to do something great. She was attractive, but she would always tell me how better looking I was, and how she was beneath me. The remarks about how my long dark hair was never flat or messy, or how the curve of my ass was just right. I never considered breast size an issue until Tricia looked into surgery to have the same size breasts as me. She had a nice healthy D Cup compared to my C. But Tricia liked my nipples, and wanted to have the same as mine. I knew she tried to guilt me into a more serious commitment, but I also knew that at the root of all her issues were my grades. She tried so hard just to hold down a B average, while I was easily going to be valedictorian.

After graduating, we both took jobs at the same hospital, and she made sure we had almost the same shifts together. This did not always work out, but it was common for us to have time alone at night together. I had yet to break the news to my mother that I was romantically attached to another girl, and this was another driving wedge in our relationship. While Tricia wanted to build a life together, I was just wanting a build my life as a doctor. I enjoyed our time together, and even enjoyed the sexual release that came with it, but I knew that it was temporary. I was not looking to find a man to sweep me off my feet, but more of doing my research and doing something great.

It was three years after graduation that Tricia proposed to me. I turned her down, and broke her heart. I felt bad, but I failed to tell her of the job that was offered. She knew I was doing research, and knew that I was being scouted by a medical group. I told Tricia that this was the most important thing in my life. She wanted me to take the marriage proposal more seriously.

Tricia cried for days when I took the job, and she would call me every night for me to come home. The heartless bitch comment was followed by the threats on her life, and how she was going to kill herself. I changed my number, and still continued to get pestered with emails about how she could not function without me. I wanted to comfort her, but my research was getting attention, and the new job was well-funded.

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At first it was a simple research grant that offered a research position with it. Dresden Biomedical Group was based out of Houston. It had approved my research grant for a new nerve transplant procedure I was researching how to do. I had done a lot of work with transplants, and did research on a new way to transplant small nerve endings with almost no loss of sensitivity or motor function. In theory, my method could revolutionize the way transplants are done, but I was a long way away from any trials or stunning announcements.

I did not realize it until I presented my basic proposal to the board of directors that the company was funded solely by the government. There were no outside donors, and no corporate red tape to get through to approve experiments. I had to submit to medical exam after medical exam before I even was allowed clearance in the building. I was just so excited and desperate I never questioned what I was submitting to. I just knew I needed to leave Tricia in the past.

I was now working for Dresden Biomedical Group doing medical research. I was given government clearance, and was told I was going to be relocated to a new research facility in Arizona in a few months. It came at me so fast I did not realize how deep I was in until the first day I came to the Facility. It did not even have a name, and everyone just called in The Facility.

I was told I did not need an apartment and that I was to stay at the Facility in a separate residential wing. I did not need a car as I was given a government vehicle for my needs if any arose. I was to be stationed at the Facility for six month intervals with only a month off before going back for another six months. I signed on the work there for three years with an option for another three.

When I arrived at the airport I realized why the Facility did not want me to drive. I was to be driven everywhere by a military driver in uniform. I was even more taken aback by the fact the Facility was deep in the desert with no markings or signs that it was a government facility. I knew from medical school that the government ran medical research facilities, but this was something completely different.

Pulling up, I saw that this was not a facility as more as it was a complex of buildings. I was given a quick tour of only two of the buildings and one of those buildings was where I would be staying. The other was my lab where I was to work with a team that had been assembled for me. I was once again taken aback that I was given a team whose youngest member was older than me by more than ten years.

The team consisted of two other doctors and myself. I never had a team to work with, and never was told that I was going to be leading a team either. Dr. Ferris who was the senior project manager told me that the team was assembled to help my transition, and that they all requested to work with me after reading my proposal. I was also told that my budget for research was endless, but it did require success if it was going to continue that way.

Dr. Chen was a young Asian doctor out of New York, and she was both brilliant and beautiful. She was a cross between an Asian model, and a doctor. I had first thought she was a former model by the way her body was perfectly sculpted, and I even had to ask her after a few drinks if she had surgery to get such a perfect form. Although I was attracted to her, I was not the only one. It seemed like everyone was attracted to her; male and female.

Dr. Chen was not interested in finding romance though and was the most dedicated doctor I ever met. Although I wondered why she was not in charge over Dr. Ferris. She had a tedious job too, and I wondered what she did wrong to be demoted.

The Facility used a new type of radiation that was known to cause cervical cancer, and it was her job to keep track of the radiation levels on the doctors, .so Dr. Chen would do routine medical exams on me.

Once a week I was brought in for a Pap test to check for radiation. As much as I wondered about the routine tests, Dr. Chen would smile and comment on how pretty I was as her cold, bare hands examined me. She used no gloves, and I could swear she was doing it to see if I would hit on her, or ask her for more. I thought about it, but knew my research was more important.

My team and I were still planning after three months but were ahead of schedule in the timeline that I was given at the start. My new method used small miniscule electrical impulses coupled with stem cells that helped the nerve attach to its new connection with no loss of sensation.

I was so nervous when Dr. Ferris allowed me to begin the next phase of my experiments on living subjects. I also knew that the facility was not bound by any governmental watchdog on ethical standards. I guess I was so sure of myself, and was happy that I was allowed to progress so fast. When they started bringing in chimpanzees, I knew that my research had hit a point of no return. I also saw that I was in an organization that cared very little about medical ethics.

My first task on live subjects was exhilarating for me. Although my team did most of the research on reattachment before I took over, I was so excited to be the doctor in charge of the project. I was given the task of repairing muscle damage to reattached limbs. I was to repair the muscles on chimpanzees who had reattached limbs.

I knew that another team had amputated the limb, but I tried to think about something else during the surgery. I knew that the cameras in the operating room were probably being watched by people in the highest levels of the government. I also knew that my career would take a hit if not fail if my new method was a failure. It was a year before I thought we were ready to take on the operation.

I eagerly asked for another assignment to progress further in the Facility. I never checked on the status of my last experiment as I was told it was a success. I tried to contain my ego, and I just knew I was just one of many doctors who made it possible, but I felt superior since I performed the surgery. I had never let things get to my head until this time.

My next assignment was not nerve transplants, but entire muscle transplants. Dr. Chen was promoted to team leader in another building, while I was tasked with my new assignment. I was also given a higher security clearance and attended my first division meeting. I will never forget the moment the presentation played and what I was really brought on to do.

The plan was to build a human from the ground up. Apparently the Facility was hard at work for years growing organs and building the perfect superhuman. I could not believe my own eyes as the progress was laid out in front of me. I was the final piece in the puzzle. The only thing I had to do was attach the nerves to the spinal cord of the muscles that were attached by another team.

I just nodded my head in agreement knowing that the Facility was almost twenty years ahead of any research ever conducted. They were past the experimental research and full onto medical discoveries that could change the world. I was just in awe as they explained how far they had gone with full brain transplants.

I later did my own research and found that the body being used had been grown and genetically modified. I was both mortified, and excited at the possibility. I always thought Dr. Chen was given a minor role, but then realized her real task had been completed a year ahead of schedule. She was really in charge of organ modification, and growth. It was her research that allowed for certain organs to be perfected upon and grown with stem cells and cloning. She cloned perfect organs from donors, and then altered them to be stronger and more durable. She only was checking for radiation levels out of boredom.

I was moved to a different building on the site, and was given a team of young nurses at my disposal. I was promoted and given the task of overseeing the patient's progress. I had never done this before, but I felt I was personally vested in the project and was ordered to keep detailed records of everything.

I had four nurses who were to help me oversee the new task of keeping track of the patient's progress. Lois was a licensed practitioner that I put in charge of creating the work schedule. Rita, and Karen was simple RN's, while Lori was my ICU nurse.

Lori was a very petite girl with long blonde hair she always wore in a tight ponytail. Her cute curves were only matched by her sweet demeanor. She was often mistaken for a dumb blonde, but everyone who worked with her knew different.

Rita was a Hispanic and had the curves you would expect from one. Her raven colored hair was long but neatly put up. She was not tall, but acted with such authority, one would expect her to run the department at times.

Lois and Karen were friends, and both seemed to have a very pleasant demeanor. They were both striking brunettes with bodies of fitness instructors. I wondered if the facility had an aversion to normal looking medical professionals. I even joked that the Facility was sexist in their hiring practices.

To the Facility he was patient 22135, to me and the nurses he was just John. I called him after a boy that had the courage to ask me out in high school. I knew that he was shy, and yet he asked me out anyway. I turned him down, but did tell him that if I was going to go out with anyone he would be the person.

I had no idea who John was before the surgery, and for the first few weeks I had no idea if he was going to live or die. He was still under a respirator as I pumped him full of drugs to stop the body from rejecting his brain which was transplanted in.

John's new body was six feet three inches tall, and was the perfect male specimen in every aspect. His vision was engineered to be 20/10, his hearing was altered as well. The muscles in his new body would not atrophy even in old age. All his organs were genetically engineered to be stronger and more durable.

I did find out quickly that one of the doctors had a strong liking for the male genitalia. If John awoke, he would be happy to see that his male organ was about seven or eight inches soft. It was circumcised and perfectly shaped to give any woman pleasure.

I could see that his brain was giving off normal readings, and no signs of rejecting the transplant were detected either. With the normal brain scan it could be determined that the surgery was a success.

I laughed when I found out the nurses took turns giving John a sponge bath. At first, I thought just dividing the task among them so nobody would have to do it all the time. I then realized it was the job they all looked forward to doing.

Lois asked shyly if I wanted to do it as well, and I almost agreed. Although I had never been with a man, or even touched one sexually, I still thought about doing it longer than I should have. I could not deny the fact John was strikingly handsome, but I had to keep boundaries. He was in a coma and anything I did would feel like he was being taken advantage of. I think they took it as that I was not interested in men though.

It seems John might not be able to move in his coma, but his body reacted to stimuli. I knew it would react, but was more concerned with his brain functions once he woke up. I also was not faulting the nurses as I could understand why they were doing it. I just said not to overdo it and have him orgasm from it.

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John was still in a coma, but his brain's ability to control breathing and heartbeat would let me know if the nerves were working. It was right at the moment I heard the beep of the monitor that I realized it was medical history.

I knew my success and research of the Facility would probably be kept secret for years. I wanted to brag to everyone that I knew in college, but I had to keep silent. As much as I wanted to celebrate, I still had to make sure my patient was able to function like he should.

When John awoke he was not able to speak. I did not anticipate his brain being able to recognize the muscles right away. I had not planned for anything actually and was taking each problem as it came. I did notice that the nurses were more eager than ever to attend to his every need.

I did hear Lois make a comment to Rita that one of the reasons I was in charge of his recovery was that I was a lesbian and able to keep better control over my feelings around him. I knew the comment was wrong, but I did feel that for a guy he was very good looking. I also did not feel like pursuing Dr. Chen either and she was gorgeous.

Within a week John was able to talk, and eat on his own. I kept up on his progress almost hourly, and made note of every advance he made. I reported to Dr. Ferris daily, and was happy to learn that I had a new bank account that was filled with a bonus for the work I had done. No matter if John died right now or lived to a ripe old age, I was given a lifetime of pay for my work.

I spent more time with the nurses than John, but I still learned a lot about his life before becoming a patient for the government. He was an Army Ranger who was paralyzed after a parachute mishap during training. He had no family but was eager to start one after his time in the military was up.