Warning / Author's Note:
This is a story of a rather disturbing, somewhat dystopian near-future. The main theme in this story is institutional, non-consensual female orgasm control and denial. Further, this story is science fiction and therefore may require some suspension of disbelief. If any of that isn't your cup of tea, this story may not be for you.
Additionally, this is only the first part of a long, largely plot-driven story. If you're looking for either a quick jerk-off story or a non-stop cum-soaked orgy, this story may not be for you.
Finally, if you have ever used the phrase "trigger warning" without a hint of sarcasm, irony or disdain, then this story is definitely not for you. This is going to very dark places. You've been warned.
On the other hand, if you are like me and you prefer your erotic fantasies the same way you prefer your chocolate: extra-dark, bitter, and in large helpings, then this story may be for you.
Also, in case it isn't clear, all characters in sexual situations are eighteen and older.
β 01 β Derek β
When the letter arrived, it was addressed to him and referred to Morgan by name. It made no sense:
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Derek Simon,
This notice is to inform you that after pleading guilty to the charge of embezzlement on February 23rd 2046 Ms. Morgan Heller has named you as her Significant Other. Please make an appointment with the Law Enforcement Complement Liaison Office at your earliest convenience.
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There was an address and a phone number listed at the bottom of the page, but nothing to explain what the letter meant. Significant other? Derek had gone to dinner with Morgan once, three months ago.
Before he could meet Morgan for dinner a second time, she was arrested, which had come as quite a shock to him. Derek arrived at the restaurant just in time to see her being hustled into a police cruiser in handcuffs. He overheard one of the police officers outside Le Petit Cheval speaking into his mobile, saying ". . . money wasn't on her, just.. . . yeah, okay," and that was it. There hadn't been anything else he could do, so he left.
Since that incident he had not heard anything from Morgan or from the police that arrested her. No letter, no phone call, no email. Her online profiles hadn't been updated since then either. He had grudgingly accepted that he was never going to hear from Morgan again. Now, a quarter of a year later, he held this strange letter.
Derek considered ignoring the letter, but only briefly. There was nothing indicating that he was legally obligated take action, but there was nothing indicating that this was optional. A large part of him wanted to move on, but he was also curious.
If he ignored this, it would bother him. Not knowing what was going on always made him feel angry and out of control. The whole situation with Morgan continued to bother him precisely because he didn't understand what had happened.
He dialed the number.
The phone number led to an automated system for making an appointment. Unfortunately, there seemed to be no options in the system for explaining the purpose of such an appointment. He hung up.
What was going on here? He had to know. He dialed the number again, found that he could schedule an appointment for that same day and did so.
Half an hour later he arrived at a nondescript office in a strip mall next to an attorney and a dentist. It sure as hell didn't look like any sort of official police station. When he walked in, the office was empty except for a young black woman sitting behind a counter.
A faint but pleasant citrus aroma filled the air. This place used a quality air freshener, but everything else seemed cheap and shoddy. What smells were they trying to mask?
The woman at the counter would have been quite attractive except for the way she radiated hostility without moving a muscle. She wore a vaguely indifferent, off-putting expression that conveyed a deep anger at the world. A small, plastic name-tag indicated that her name was Adelaide. She was fixated on her terminal monitor, not even looking up as Derek entered.
She spoke before he could ask a question. "Men's bathroom's on your right, plastic cups are in there along with some magazines. Spit in the blue cup. Fill it to the marked line. Ejaculate in the red cup. Use only the cups in the bathroom. Bring both cups out here when you're done." She had clearly given these instructions hundreds, maybe thousands of times. Her eyes never left her monitor.
"What? Did you just say 'ejaculate?' My name is Derek Simon, I made an appointment this morning."
"Schedule says Derek Simon, here for Morgan Heller. You're the only one comin' in before three. Bathroom's on your right." Still no eye contact.
"Alright, really, what theβ" he stopped himself just before he cursed out loud. "Would you mind explaining what I'm doing here?" Derek didn't intend to raise his voice, but that's how it came out.
The woman finally turned to face him, with a pained, exasperated look. "They need your sample to key your girl's Complement. Bathroom's on your right."
Derek paused for a moment, trying to keep his frustration and temper in check, deciding how best to respond to this. He hated being made to feel foolish, and her condescending tone grated against his nerves.
In a strained but carefully controlled voice, he articulated his confusion. "There are three words you just said that I didn't understand." He ticked each off on his fingers. "Define 'sample', 'key' and 'Complement.' And, if by 'girl' you mean Morgan, I only saw her once."
That seemed to catch Adelaide's attention. "Once! Damn boy, you must have a magic dick."
"One dinner, one kiss, no sex. You want to give me another hint?"
"She didn't talk to you about this? Maybe wrote you a letter you didn't open? You forget to pay your mobile bill and miss somethin' important?"
"No."
"I've been here a month now and you're the first one not knowing what's what. They don't pay me to tell you dumb-ass boys that your loser, fuckup girlfriends is getting locked up. Earth to dumb-ass, your girl's goin' away!"