ArousAll 64
Meena loved her new house. The architect designed it to meet her needs and conform to her taste, and it was beautiful. The home of an artist. Designers helped her select color schemes, furnishings, and decorations. Large portions of most rooms were devoted to display walls, and many of them showed oversized images of art Meena created on the plantation. Colors in the drapery, carpets and furniture echoes tints from her art.
She'd expected her music studio to be combined with her fitness room, as it was in Nav's mansion, but she had separate spaces for the separate functions. Nothing was forgotten. Her home had features she hadn't known she wanted, but it all made sense when she finally moved from Nav's house to her own. When Nav wanted to spend time with her, it was a short walk to her door.
Meena gave Nav a tour the day it was finished, and he enjoyed her excitement. A lot of their time together would be spent in her new bedroom, and Nav was anxious to show her a feature she couldn't have known was there.
"Your room is equipped with a state-of-the-art love machine," Nav said. "It's called the ArousAll 64. I've got an ArousAll 32 in my room. It does most of the same things, but you have the latest model. It has 64 brain wave sensors, twice as many as the old models."
Like the love machine in Nav's house, the ArousAll could make the bedroom look like anything from the inside of a tent to a penthouse on Mars. Any kind of background music or natural sounds were possible. Meena had enjoyed some of these features already with Nav's machine, but she didn't know how to use the primary function of the machine.
"Meena, you are a very passionate woman with a wonderfully strong sex drive. It's a privilege being your lover. But it's unrealistic to imagine that I can always be available to satisfy you. Sometimes I will have to travel on business, and you'll need something else. The ArousAll will meet your needs."
Nav gave her a hood that covered her head, ears, neck and her eyes, leaving only the nose and mouth uncovered. When he turned it on, tiny speakers near her ears let her hear, and tiny display screens over her eyes let her see. When she looked around, what she saw was identical to what she'd seen before. She was in her room, lying on her bed, with Nav sitting next to her.
"This machine can literally read your mind. The 64 sensors that pick up brain waves detect whether you are aroused, guiding the machine to figure out how much stimulation you need. This helps when you're trying to master some new kind of sexual technique."
"I don't understand," Meena said.
"OK, it's like this. You enjoy yoga, right? You probably don't know that there's a practice called tantric yoga. Couples teach themselves how to go right up to the edge or orgasm, making love for a long time without actually cumming."
"You already do that to me," Meena said.