"Oo! Oo! Ah! Oh!"
Moans sounded as a static radio played 'Burnin' in the 'Third Degree.'
With her hands firmly against her man's muscular chest, ankles hooked over his thighs, Adrianna rode his cock on the large waterbed. She bounced in rhythm to the upbeat song. The water sloshed. The exotic beauty, Asian/Spanish descent, licked her full lips. Her golden-honey skin glimmered underneath the florescent bar lights on the wall—Cocktails & Dreams. Her crimped dark hair was in a side ponytail. She had a hot pink scrunchie, leg warmers, along with matching nails. Her small teardrop breasts jounced as she continued her rehearsed moans. "Yeah! Yeah! Donnie! Oh!"
Donnie glared up at her, concentrating. A bead of sweat rolled down his cheek.
"Come on, baby!" Adrianna combed her fingers through his black flattop, cradled his square jaw. Her ass dimpled with each thrust.
Donnie sighed, rolled her over to her back. Their bodies rode the waves of the waterbed.
"Yeah! Is this what you want?" Adrianna groped his firm backside. She squeezed his limp cock, drove her hips up. She kicked her leg over his shoulder, placed her small square foot against his neck. "Suck my toes. I know you love that."
"I'm sorry." Donnie hung his head. He moved aside and sat on the edge of the bed.
Adrianna huffed. She lay on her side, lightly scratched Donnie's back. "You're being too hard on yourself."
"I'm not being hard enough, that's the problem." Donnie lifted a silver platter of cocaine from the nightstand. With a pen-top, he dug up a bump and snorted it. "I couldn't protect you."
"We were outnumbered." Adrianna climbed to her knees, massaged his shoulders. "And so what, they got away with a few bit-cards. At least we're safe. At least we still have each other."
"I froze. I'm a coward." Donnie scrubbed his head while staring absently into the blue lava lamp. "I'm a coward," he repeated under his breath.
"You're just stressed," Adrianna said. "But that's why we're here. So we could relax. Get our minds off things."
"What's so relaxing about Mars?" Donnie grabbed his universal remote, turned the radio off. He pressed another button and a hologram of a newscast appeared from the floor. As the anchor rambled on, Donnie stood from the bed and made his way to the connecting kitchen. He grabbed a used cup from the stainless steel sink, washed it underneath the faucet. He filled it with water, dropped a black pill inside, and placed it into the microwave. A second later, it beeped. He took it out. The hot coffee steamed. He blew on it while saying, "I don't feel right about this."
"Don't think of him as my ex, just a childhood friend who wanted to send us on a trip." Adrianna sat off the side of the waterbed, snorted a line from the nightstand.
"If you say so." Donnie rubbed the back of his neck. He felt a small notch. "I think something bit me last night."
"Oh, baby, is it swelling?" Adrianna asked.
Donnie sipped his coffee while walking to the nearest wall. He pressed a button on the remote again. This time it changed the surface into a beautiful beach: White sand and crystal blue water as far as the eye could see. "Why couldn't your boyfriend send us there?"
"Yoouuuu need to quit being jealous." Adrianna smirked. "I dated him, but it didn't take long to understand he and I were better friends. You're my man now."
Donnie didn't reply.
"Oh my gah, really? The silent treatment?" Adrianna shook her head. "Dev found out we got robbed, and like a friend, offered us a trip. Is that so—"
Donnie raised a brow at her severed sentence. He turned to her.
Adrianna scurried to the waterbed's footboard, pointed to the hologram. "Turn it up."
(((The hologram cut to a picture of Adrianna's ex, Dev Eniprice, handcuffed and escorted inside the jailhouse. Paparazzi and reporters cluttered the area.)))
((("RetroGames CEO and founder, Dev Eniprice, was taken in to custody today for, what authorities are saying, is a threat to national security. In May of last year, the U.N. came to an agreement that Dev Eniprice's RetroGames—Role Playing Game thought to be therapeutic—used in conjunction with his Noc serum caused psychological damage. Authorities now believe Dev Eniprice colluded with Russians over his Noc serum for their military. In exchanged, they fund his RetroGames. The story is breaking as we speak, so we'll be constantly keeping you up to the minute as this unfolds.")))
Donnie's eyes distended. "Your ex has lost his goddamn mind."
"They're lying," Adrianna said. "The Noc serum enhances the Role Playing experience. It's healed PTSD, anxiety, depression..."
"You've tried it?—"
Three knocks pounded on the steel door. "Open up! This is the police! We know you're in there."
Adrianna perked up, slashed her arms, and lipped, "No."
Donnie paced, whispered with anxiety, "They know we're here."
The knocks sounded again. "Open up!"
Adrianna's face tightened. She reached under the bed, retrieved an LG-3—a handgun that shoots a laser blast. She placed one under the sheets at her side while throwing the other to Donnie.
"What the hell!" Donnie kept his voice low, gawked at the gun. "Where did you g—when did you—"
"When we got robbed, I took it upon myself to buy us protection," Adrianna said. "Stuff it behind your back. We'll only use if we need to."
"If we nee—" Donnie's voice cracked in fear. "They're the government. What the fuck are we gonna—"
The door swung open, banged against the wall. Several red skeletal androids stormed in, guns high.
"Whoa, whoa, whoa. What's going on here?" Donnie surrendered his palms, but three androids tackled him to the ground.
Adrianna rolled backward off the waterbed while grabbing the LG-3 from underneath the cover. She dipped behind the bed, gun clasped in her hands.
"We got one," an android said, holding Donnie's LG-3 in the air. They immobilized Donnie on his stomach, hands behind his back. He wriggled underneath them.
The red androids turned their attention to the bed. The watery mattress waved, rocked, but Adrianna was nowhere in sight.
"Come out now!" another android warned. "Surrender or else."
"Adrianna, please—" Donnie stopped himself, realizing he was still naked. To the android over his shoulder, he asked, "Hey man, I'm hanging in the wind. Can I get some clothes—"
The android kicked him in the ribs. "Shut up!"
"Okay, okay. Chill, dude." Donnie turned his attention back to his hidden girlfriend.
"Adrianna, please... Let's just do what they say. Everything will be alright."
"Shut up!" The android aimed his gun to Donnie's temple. "Don't make me blow you away."
"Blow this!" Adrianna tossed a metallic acorn in the air at the red robots. She dove backward, aimed her gun, and shot. The laser discharge pierced the object causing it to explode.