January 15, 2025
Cindy, my Household Services Unit, is in the shop this week for a tune-up and software upgrade. I think I really am becoming attached to her.
The replacement unit that HomeCorps left with me is perfectly fine. Elena cooks and cleans and responded eagerly when I came up behind her and fondled her tits after dinner last night. When I unzipped my pants and offered my cock to her lips, she took it all, eagerly. I couldn't really say that her technique was in any way inferior to Cindy's, though I couldn't stop my mind from making comparisons the whole time, even when she squeezed my balls and I shot my load and she swallowed and smiled up at me and licked her lips.
Maybe it was the process of discovery rather than the specs of the HSU that made me fall in love with Cindy. Like most people, including my ex-wife, I assumed that Sexual Services Units were specialized for the brothels, where one could find units of every imaginable gender combination for any sexual preference. And an HSU was, well, what it says it is — a unit for household services. Period.
Cindy had only been with us a week, when I brushed against her in our narrow pantry. She was putting away half empty booze bottles after our New Year's Eve party. Cindy was our Christmas gift to ourselves. I was looking for a bottle of vodka to make a Bloody Mary, some hair of the dog. My crotch rubbed by her ass and she didn't flinch. But I did.
A week later, early in the morning before breakfast, I came into the kitchen for a cup of coffee. She was standing on her tiptoes to put some glasses on a high shelf, and I came up behind her to give her a hand. I had a morning boner and it pressed against her ass. Again, she didn't flinch. I took a glass from her hand and put it on the top shelf. As I lowered my hand, I lightly traced the curve of her breast. It felt so tender and real and warm.
"Mr. Johnson," she said.
"I'm sorry, Cindy," I said.
"No need to apologize," she said and smiled at me. "Is Mrs. Johnson ready for her coffee?"
"I think so," I said.
Cindy poured a cup of coffee for my wife and padded into our bedroom.
A week later my wife caught me boning Cindy in the laundry room. Over the previous seven days, I had progressively explored how far I could take things with the HSU. I joined her in the pantry again and lightly traced her shapely firm ass. I came into the laundry room when she was bent over folding clothes. I put my hand up her skirt and ran my fingers over her panties between her cheeks and through her thigh gap. She felt soft and warm down there. And she didn't object. The next time, in the guest room, she was making the bed, and I did the same thing, but then slipped two fingers under her panties. Her labia were wet and slippery. She moaned softly.
The next day I found her in the laundry room. The washing machine was churning. My wife was away at a meeting. I was supposed to be working in my home office. I do on-demand accounting work. But I couldn't work. I couldn't stop wondering about Cindy.
She was bent over loading the dryer. I came up behind her and pressed the hard-on trapped in my pants against her ass. She sighed. I turned her around and lifted her on to the washer. I pushed her skirt up around her hips and took off her panties. I unbuckled my pants. My boner sprang free. I took her by the hips and brought her to the edge of the machine and rubbed my cock along her pussylips and then pushed it in. It was fucking amazing. She was so tight and warm and lifelike. The washing machine shook on spin cycle and I fucked her there standing up holding her by the hips, with her arms around my neck.
It was then that my wife walked in.
"What the fuck!" she said. "Dan?"
"Hello, Mrs. Johnson," Cindy said.
"You, shut the fuck up!" Beth shouted, stomping out.
I pulled up my pants and stumbled after her.
"Beth, wait," I said. "I'm sorry. My curiosity got the best of me. I swear. I didn't know how far she'd go."
"You're sick," she said. "Get away from me."
She slammed the bedroom door in my face.
A week later Beth was gone. A month later I signed the paperwork for our uncontested divorce. She let me stay in the apartment and keep Cindy.
A year later, Beth published a book of essays with one about our breakup. That essay appeared in Vanity Fair that same month. As a story, it was pretty dramatic. I had to give her that. I could see why they wanted to run it. As an argument, though, it read like something from Sherry Turkle's 'Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other,' just colder, more bitter, more angry.