The wind blew through Klein's hair as he raced over the city. His little drone was pushing as hard as it could. He'd built it shortly after he'd gotten to Earth, not because he wanted to, but because he needed to. You see, Klein had come to this planet in secret, and although he looked human enough, he was only six inches tall. His height, however, wasn't the problem. As an alien, he didn't have a social security number, and seeing as how he still needed to eat, he needed a job, and the only work he could get was under-the-table work delivering pizzas. No driver's license meant no car, so Klein built a pizza-carrying drone that he could use to deliver pizzas.
"It's not a drone," his manager would badger him, but no one had a better word for what it was, and it looked like a drone well enough, so they all called it that. Klein found Liberty Street and brought the drone down to the house numbered 420, hovering the flying machine in front of the door. Klein pulled out a dart gun and shot the doorbell to buzz it. A few seconds later the door was opened by a tall, voluptuous brunette with hips like an hourglass and eyes like fire.
"420 Liberty Street?" Klein confirmed the delivery order.
"Yes," the woman answered, confused as to who said it. She looked over the drone flying in front of her and froze in shock when she saw the little man piloting the machine. "Oh, I'm sorry!" she apologized. "I didn't see you there."
"It's fine," Klein said. "Happens all the time." He pointed to the card reader on the bottom of the aircraft. "Just slide your card there."
"Yessir," the woman slid her card into the little slit.
Klein noticed the name on the card, as the machine told him her card was no good. "I'm sorry, ma'am, but this says your card is expired."
"Oh, well this is embarrassing," Gloria blushed. "Do you still do thirty minutes or free?"
"No, I'm sorry we don't," Klein told her. "And it's only been twenty minutes."
Gloria glanced inside before asking Klein, "Can you put the pizza on the counter? I think I have cash in my purse."
Klein landed the drone and stepped out to stretch his legs, he'd been flying all morning. He paced around the countertop and leaned against an open bottle of wine. "Gloria, is it?"
"Yes, yes," Gloria continued rifling through her purse. "And you?"
"Klein."
"It is nice to meet you, Klein." Gloria found nothing of significance in the pockets where her cash should have been. She didn't want to admit that she didn't have any money and asked to stall for time. "Where are you from, Klein? You have an interesting accent."
Klein didn't just go around telling people he was a space alien. He fibbed, telling her, "I'm from Texas."
"I thought everything was supposed to be bigger in Texas."
"I've never heard that," Klein replied confused as to what she was talking about. He noticed the remote control resting on the counter and went to sit so that he could massage his knee, but he accidentally pressed the power button when he sat. The TV flicked on and showed a woman on the screen in a sweaty pile of greasy bodies. "Oh!" Klein popped back to his feet. "I'm sorry! I didn't mean to..."
"Turn it off!" Gloria yelled flushed.
Klein tried to press the power button, but he couldn't get enough weight on it.
As the woman on the screen shoved cocks in her mouth like she was at a Japanese hotdog eating contest, Gloria rushed over to the counter and swooped up the remote. "I am so sorry," Gloria frowned. "I've just been so lonely. I don't normally watch that kind of thing."
Klein understood, he was the only of his kind on the planet. He himself had caught the lonely bug a few times, he'd tried to ward it off with a Barbara doll and a handful of grease, but needless to say, butt-fucking a plastic doll on a lonely Friday night wasn't the same as flesh and blood, and Klein wasn't lonely enough to try his hand with the mice. Klein noticed the tears swelling Gloria's eyes. "Ma'am..."
"No, no, don't look at me." She hid her face behind her hands. "I haven't been with anyone in a long time, and I promise I have money, just not on me right now, I must look like a wreck."
"No, you don't," Klein said trying to cheer her up. He didn't normally pay too much attention to customers, he sees too many of them. But Gloria was something different. She was tall, and voluptuous, with long black hair, and had eyes that he could swim in. From the look of her house, you wouldn't be able to tell she was broke, at least not so much so that she couldn't shell out ten bucks for a pizza, and she was dressed like she'd spent the morning at a country club drinking mimosas. Klein couldn't figure it out. Maybe it was just that her card had expired that day and the new one hadn't come in yet. "You're absolutely gorgeous, Gloria."
"Thank you for saying that," Gloria wiped the tears off her face with a tissue. "But I think you should go. I can't pay for the pizza."
"Okay." Klein headed back towards the drone, feeling a little uneasy. Gloria was such a beautiful woman, and it hurt his heart to see her so sad. "Actually," he turned back to her. "I shouldn't do this, but the pizza's only a few bucks, I'll pay for it so you can eat dinner."
"You will!?" Gloria's face lit up. "That is so kind of you, Klein!"
"Yeah, don't mention it." Klein turned to take the straps off the pizza. When he turned back, his jaw dropped to the floor. Gloria had thrown off her clothes and was standing in nothing but laced black lingerie. "What are you doing?" Klein demanded.
"I can't not pay you at all." Gloria leaned on the counter, letting her giant breasts hang in front of Klein.
Klein took a step back, "I don't know. How would this even work?"
"We can figure it out," Gloria smiled. "Don't you like trying new things?"
"Well yeah, I did come to this planet... place all the way from Texas."
Gloria cupped her hand behind Klein. "And you're such a good man, not letting a lonely woman go hungry." She picked him up, holding him close enough to her face so that he could smell her lipstick. "You wouldn't let me be lonely too, would you?"
"Well, no, I guess if you put it that way, it would be impolite to leave you alone right now."
"Good," Gloria's blood-red lips curled back over her teeth as she stepped to the couch with Klein in her hand. She laid with her head on the armrest and let Klein go on her chest.
Klein stood there nervously, he'd never been with a human before, and back on his home planet, he'd never been with a woman taller than his shoulders. "So, what do we do? How do we do this?"