Spoilers & super descriptive tags: This fictional story is written from a female point of view and includes non-consent, medical equipment, doctors, restraints, untested drugs, pussy stretching, nipple stretching, lactating, crying, reluctance, and unwanted orgasms.
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I entered the doors of the clinic, the doors squeaking obscenely as my left arm held my jacket tight. I shuffled up to the front desk. The waiting room was thankfully empty. No one to witness what I was resorting to for money. I was so close to graduating from college that I could taste it, but I needed one more month of rent to make it there. A clinic nearby was accepting patients for a drug trial, and the only requirement was that the patient be a female above the age of 21. I came prepared, wearing a comfortable pair of sweatpants, a tank top, and a jacket over my chubby hourglass frame, knowing I'd be stuck here most of the day.
The receptionist looked at me with a beaming smile, "How may I help you?"
"Uh... yeah. I'm here for the clinical trial? I made an appointment." I replied.
"Wonderful! You must be Heather, then! I'm glad to see you made it. Please take a seat. A nurse will be with you shortly." She gestured to a chair.
I nodded and took a seat, looking around the room. It felt more like an outdated office space than a clinic. Discount posters about 'motivation' and 'working hard' were tacked on the back wall, and the left side was lined with mismatched rolling chairs, some ripped and expelling their foam. The fluorescent lights above blinked every few seconds, as if they needed to be replaced. I swallowed and looked down.
A pamphlet about the clinical trial sat beside me. I picked it up and skimmed through it. The information was no different than what I had already read online, except for one detail on the back:
This exciting new drug is expected to replace the epidural many laboring women receive for pain relief.
Huh, that means the testing they plan to do is probably to see if I feel anything after taking it. That sounds simple. I wonder why they didn't include that information online.
I set the pamphlet down as a nurse appeared and called my name. She led me towards the back of the clinic through a door that had a piece of printer paper taped to it that read: Clinical trial patient room. It was written in pencil.
The room was absurdly large and laid out like a meeting room, with a long table shoved against a wall. On it lay a laptop and various medical equipment. A surprisingly new hospital bed with crisp white sheets sat on the other side of the room. I stood in the middle of the room, tugging on my sleeve as the nurse gathered a clipboard and paperwork at the conference table.
Turning around, she handed me the clipboard and gestured for me to sit on the hospital bed. Gingerly, I sat on the edge, skimming the document as the nurse poised herself over the laptop. She had me recite my name and then began explaining the documents.
"The first page is a standard NDA to keep our drug a secret from competitors, of course, and the second and third pages are legal stuff about not suing us and that you understand the risks of this drug trial. Let me know if you have any questions." The nurse turned back to her computer.
I signed the first page and began reading the rest; nothing stuck out to me as weird, other than the entire thing reading like it was the output of someone asking AI, "write a legal-sounding document about clinical drug trials." I shrugged. They probably got a real lawyer to proofread it, even if it was an AI document. I signed it and handed it back to the nurse.
She smiled, "Wonderful. I already have your basic information from the online form, so we'll skip that and go straight to the clinical trial questionnaire. When was your last period?"
"Umm... about two weeks ago," I answered.
"Have you inserted anything into your vagina or anus the past 24 hours?"
"No, actually, I'm a virgin." I shifted on the bed.
"That was my next question, thank you." The nurse typed rapidly and then continued the questions. "Are you allergic to latex or silicone?"
"No."
"Wonderful, that's all I needed. Now, please get undressed and put on the cotton gown, and I'll be back with the injection in a moment." The nurse pointed to a faded hospital gown folded beside the bed and left the room before I could ask any questions.
I stared at the closed door for a moment before getting up and undressing, wondering what side effects I might have to an epidural replacement drug. She had asked me about latex, so I guessed they were going to test my body for numbness with latex gloves or something. I had barely gotten the gown on before the nurse barged back in, and I rushed to cover my nakedness. Didn't nurses usually knock?
"The drug will be administered through an injection. Make note of any symptoms you feel so we can log them." The nurse said as she prepped.
I nodded slowly, unsure of my decision to come here. The nurse turned and approached me with a syringe in one hand. She wiped down the crease of my arm with an antiseptic wipe, and after inspecting my veins, she stuck the needle in without warning. I gasped and looked away as she plunged the drug into my vein before sticking a flesh color bandage and cotton ball over it.
"Please stay still as the drug takes effect. How are you feeling?" The nurse readied herself at the laptop.