Disclaimer: All characters are over eighteen years of age. This futanari story contains inordinate amounts of sex that never result in chafing, extreme representations of anatomy, and absolutely unrealistic volumes of...well, you'll see. Oh, and a reminder, futanari.
Editing credit: Blind_Justice
Copyright Β© 2012 redskyes
There's something magical about the rumble of a throaty engine between your legs. I considered getting a hog for that very reason, but settled on one of the new Camaros instead. I'll admit, without shame, it was the Transformer's package that got me. I saw Bumblebee sitting there on the lot and just had to have him. I'm only twenty-four. Most girls my age couldn't afford a car like that, but when you did what I did for a living, money came fast and easy, especially these days.
Although, 'easy' is a relative term. Some of my Johns can be pretty demanding. You know, kinky stuff, like chains, gags, rubber sheets. You name it, and there's a John out there that has a fetish for it. There's this one guy that loves to wrap me up in latex and fuck my face. He pops Viagra like they're Tic-Tacs. I'll just about murder anyone that offers me a stick of bubblegum within a week of my appointments with him.
Other than that, my clients are your typical run of the mill Johns, mostly rich husbands bored of their trophy wives. It's funny though - well, maybe not funny, but definitely strange - in LA, most trophy wives are gorgeous. Plastic, sure, but still runway model knockouts. Why on earth their husbands would want a night of fun with a whore is beyond me. Not that I'm complaining. I want cash and they have it in abundance. Besides, I love my job, which is to say I love sex, so it works out just fine.
But, every hooker has at least one John they're never excited to see. I'm no exception. I hadn't met this John yet, and I wasn't looking forward to it. This was kind of a first time for me, one more cherry to pop, maybe my last one. Everyone else I knew in the trade had already had a demon for a John.
I had my madam on speakerphone while I drove. I'd called her to talk me down from a ledge, so to speak.
"Are you sure about this, Elaine?" I asked, stopping at a red light and checking my lipstick in the mirror.
"Oh, don't be such a worry-wart," she told me, sounding very much like any girl's mother.
Elaine was in her early fifties, and she was the closest thing I'd ever had to a mom. Maybe more like an aunt. That just happens to pimp you out for sex and takes a small cut of what I make. Okay, neither a mom nor an aunt.
The light turned green so I hit the gas. The GPS on my dash said I was only about five minutes out, some freaky house built into the side of a cliff. A movie star had it constructed when their career peaked a few years ago, but sold it not long after, probably because she was more interested in parties and cocaine than making more movies and taking care of her public image.
"Yeah, you're right," I said, shrugging a shoulder, even though Elaine couldn't see it. "Just another demon. No big deal. I mean, they only barter in souls, right?"
Yes, I said demon. That's what we called them anyway. They appeared out of nowhere about ten years ago, and let me tell you, prostitution has never been the same. Demons trade by nature, and it's generally a bad idea to get involved with one. Nobody is exactly sure how it works, but when you make a pact with a demon, they get stronger and develop new supernatural talents, like dreamwalking, translocation, telekinesis, you name it.
The problem with demons is that any time they offer you anything at all, if you accept, you give them part of yourself. I don't know if you give them a bit of your soul, exactly, but what you give them manifests as loyalty, and if you give enough, a kind of a worship. Deal with the same demon long enough and you end up deifying them.
Funny thing is, prostitutes trade for a living too, and the nature of bargaining makes us immune to a demon's ability to 'own' us. That's not to say that you could just stumble into a bargain with them. It was a long, drawn-out, incredibly formal process. The trick was avoid it entirely.
It was a common occurrence to see demons out and about nowadays. Some of them look just like us, some a little different, and some a whole fucking lot different. I was hoping this John fit in one of the first two categories.
Elaine laughed. "Honey, you know that's just a bunch of hogwash."
That wasn't entirely true. A demon in our realm couldn't take your soul, not right away, but they sure could entice you to make a binding deal so powerful that when you finally passed on, they owned you lock, stock, and barrel.
"Just remember, if they say the word 'eternal', your answer is 'no', got it?"
"Yeah, I got it," I muttered. Seeing my last turn, I took a right and headed up a hill. "So, is there anything you can tell me about this John? It's my first demon. I don't wanna fuck this up."
"You won't," she assured me, and I could hear the smile in her tone. "All I know is that this particular demon has been stuck on the other side for over a millennium."
Uh, oh. That was not good.
See, demons on the other side are pretty much formless. I think the proper term is 'ethereal'. The point is that there is a whole fucking lot they can't do when stuck in that formless...form, or whatever. Long story short, when they finally come to our world, they tend to be pretty damn eager, if you catch my drift.
"A
millennium?
" I squealed, stopping the car, the glass faΓ§ade of the house just peeking at me over the hill. "Are you fucking kidding me? This is my first demon, Elaine! You're throwing me to the wolves!"
"You'll be fine!" Elaine laughed again, only I wasn't amused at all. "Besides, I left you a gift. Check your glovebox."
Flipping the door down, a small crystalline bottle tumbled out but I managed to catch it in my palm. It was really quite pretty, but it was the dark fluid within that caught my interest.
"What is this?" I asked.
"Blood of the Hound, sugar," Elaine told me.
I made a face. "Ew. I am so not drinking this."
Elaine laughed again. "It's not
real
blood of a hound. It's expensive as hell, but you're my favorite, so I sprang for it. Consider it a gift."