Curse of the Wereslut
Chapter 3: Wereslut Amok
It was jarring to wake up on Sunday morning still horny, albeit not uncontrollably so. "Do you wanna fuck one more time before I leave?" Victoria asked me from the other side of my bed.
"Goddammit!" I muttered, but it took only seconds for me to declare, "Yeah, I do. I wanna sit on your face." I was angry with myself for the total lack of restraint and willpower I was displaying. It was like being trapped in a current too strong to fight; I could steer a little bit, but only within a narrow channel, and turning back was out of the question.
"Climb aboard, then," Vicki said, rolling onto her back and tossing away the sheet covering her. I hesitated a moment, deciding which way to face, but finally decided to position myself so I could look into her eyes as I rode her. It was a strange mix of intimacy and dominance, aggressively grinding my sex against her mouth and nose, and occasionally hissing insults at her. "That's right, drink my cunt juice, you worthless piece of shit!" I growled. "I ought to suffocate you with my pussy for turning me into a slut-monster like you!"
I could see sadness in her pale eyes at my words, which made me feel a little guilty, although she didn't stop licking to protest. As mad as I was, and as justified as my anger might be, I didn't really want to hurt Victoria, much less literally kill her. The more I thought about it, the more ashamed I got about my threats. I couldn't stop myself from trying to cum, but I did at least manage to corral my hateful invective.
"I'm sorry," I whispered a short time later, while licking my own cream off of Vicki's face. "I didn't mean what I said. I would never do anything like that."
"It's okay, I understand," Victoria said with a wan smile, giving me a brief peck of a kiss. "I was angry, too, back when it happened to me."
"Any other horrible behaviors I should be on the lookout for?" I asked, rolling over beside her and staring at the ceiling.
"It varies, but you'll probably go through those grief stages," Vicki said with a sigh. "Denial never lasts long with a condition like this, but in my case, I spent several months bouncing back and forth between various kinds of anger and depression. I'm not sure if being resigned to my fate is considered acceptance or just another flavor of despair, though."
"I couldn't tell you," I said grimly. "What about bargaining? Isn't that the other stage?"
"It's one of them, depending on whose version you're referring to," Vicki answered, putting her hand tentatively atop my own. I allowed it to happen, and she continued, "It's maybe the most fucked-up stage."
After a lengthy pause I prodded, "Care to elaborate?
Sighing again, Vicki said, "I tried a bunch of things hoping to prevent my changes, or else control them. Alcohol, and all kinds of drugs, even stuff that isn't safe for humans. I'm still not entirely sure it wasn't a half-assed suicide attempt, but if there's a silver lining to this condition, it's that we seem to be extremely resistant to any other kinds of chemical manipulation or disease."
"So we can't get drunk or high or sick?" I asked, somewhat incredulous.