Brian Yip was just enjoying his drive through the Nevada desert on his cross country trip. He had left his home town in the North-Eastern states and was going to work in Northern California for a computer firm. He had received an offer that he couldn't refuse from this high tech company.
As long as he was willing to move there, they would set him up in an apartment, company car, and a triple digit annual salary. He had already received a small bonus just for taking the job. Now all he had to do was get there.
Brian had decided to drive across the country and see the sights along the way. He knew that when he started working next month, he would be very busy for the next several years and not get to travel that much.
The sun was low on the horizon ahead of him and there was no other traffic on this stretch of highway he was traveling. He had left the interstate because he wanted to see more of the sights and just a passing blur. This highway would take him straight into Reno before it was too late in the evening, and he should be able to do some gambling before staying another hotel.
Thinking through his mind about what games he would try his hand at, Brian caught movement along the road ahead of him. Concentrating more closely on the road, he noticed from the long distance it looked like someone walking, but it was still to far off to be sure.
The sun seemed to sink faster into the West as he neared the figure, and as it grew darker, it became harder to make out just exactly what he was seeing. When he thought he was close enough to see the person, Brian saw that it was some kind of animal instead. When he was just a few short feet from it, the animal darted into the road; its black fur was a blurred shadow before his headlights.
Brian slammed on his brakes, skidding to a stop on the pavement. Looking in his rearview mirror, he saw the animal in the middle of the lane, just lying there. The shape looked a lot like a large cat in the glow of his red tail lights.
Pulling to the side of the road, he came to a stop on the rough surface and looked to see if any traffic was coming from either direction. The pitch black night was the only thing that greeted his eyes where the lights of his car didn't push it away. Brian reached into his glove compartment and pulled out a flashlight and turned it on to make sure it worked; then he opened the door and climbed out.
Letting the flashlight guide him, Brian walked along the edge of the white line, off the main surface. He kept moving his light over the driving lane to find the animal, but he couldn't find it anywhere. After several minutes, he started looking for blood stains to see if he might have hit the animal and hoped that he could follow that to wherever it had dragged itself to; but there was nothing.
"I must have missed it," he blurted out loud to no one. But what was that thing, he thought to himself as he headed back to his car. While walking back the way he came, he noticed that his driver side door was still open and he cursed himself for leaving it that way. "It would be my luck for a big rig to come by and rip it off the hinges."
Reaching the car, he sank into the driver seat and leaned his head back on the headrest. He rubbed his eyes with his fingers, the flashlight sitting in his lap. Letting out a sigh to relax the tension he didn't know he was feeling, Brian relaxed more in his seat.
"Merow"
Brian jumped and sucked in his breath. His hands flew to the flashlight to use as a weapon until his mind returned to normal and remembered the sound came from a cat.
"Merroow"
Brian looked toward the sound, coming from his passenger seat. Sitting on its back legs, with its tail curled around all four feet, sat a pitch black short-haired cat. The animal looked well cared for, and its fur shined from the dome light of the car.
"Are you what I almost hit?" he asked the animal. The cat responded by leaping from the passenger seat and landing in his lap. Once there, it put its front paws on the top Brian's stomach and moved closer to his head.
He noticed that the animal didn't smell of the outdoors, but seemed to have the scent of a perfume. The light caught the edge of something underneath its head and Brian reached out to see what it was. He felt cold metal in his hands along with the softest fur he could ever remember feeling on an animal. His other hand began to stroke the cat's back, eliciting a purr to come from the beautiful sleek body that it had.
The metal was a small locket hanging from around the cat's neck. As Brian's hand continued to pet the animal without him even thinking about it, he opened the locket with the fingers of his other hand. On the inside, he could see a small mirror on one side and an inscription on the other side.
Name: Kitty
Home: Succubus Ranch
Owner: see other side
Brian looked at the other side and was surprised that the mirror was concaved enough to reflect his entire face in the small space. He closed the locket and turned it over, reading another small inscription there.
Please take me home.
Brian let the locket drop and began to stroke the cat with both hands. He could feel the vibrations of its happiness rumbled though the cat's body. Where it's paws touched his chest, Brian could feel the vibration passing though his shirt and slightly rumbling his own insides. The cat's front legs moved higher up on his chest and the animal lay its body on him.
The full body vibrating on his chest sent shivers through Brian at the thought of being engulfed in this sensation. It was then that he noticed that the cat's back paws were standing on top of his groin and the vibrations were turning him on.