slut_in_white
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Tess Fuller was unhappy.
Okay, that wasn't entirely accurate. She had a great job at a great tech company, working in the marketing department. She was paid well, she liked the people she worked with, she had a great apartment, lots of friends... In fact, she was doing pretty well for herself all around.
Except in the bedroom. Tess's on-again-off-again boyfriend looked, from the outside, like he was everything a woman could want. Handsome. Successful. Charming. And that was part of the problem - every time they broke up, he'd come back to Tess with some romantic gesture and convince him to give him another chance, and then things would go back to what they'd always been - she'd be ignored. She was his trophy, and she knew it. They rarely slept together, and even when they did, he never satisfied her. Tess was a sensual woman with myriad desires. Any man would consider himself lucky to be able to fuck a woman with such a wild-side, but Jake seemed to have no interest in her at all.
Hence her unhappiness. Being sexually frustrated tends to put one on edge, and makes it hard to enjoy all the things that are going well in one's life, and Tess was no different.
She was a beautiful woman, too: long, caramel coloured hair, bright blue eyes, thick, sensual lips, a busty chest that always seemed ready to simply burst out of her work blouses, a narrow waist which flaired out into wide hips. She had a perfect hour-glass figure. When she wasn't with Jake, men were falling all over themselves for a chance to satisfy her. She'd yet to meet a man who actually could however.
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Tess's company, EinWorks, was developing something new. It was being kept secret until the patents came through, but the technology was astounding - a little box which could open a small portal to any point a person desired, using hyper-accurate GPS coordinates that could update in real-time (allowing the portal to follow someone, or remain in a moving vehicle). It was going to be revolutionary, when it was announced.
Tess, of course, couldn't have known it, but a certain member of the development team had a working prototype, and he was planning on experimenting with it in a rather... unexpected manner.
Okay, that wasn't entirely accurate. She had a great job at a great tech company, working in the marketing department. She was paid well, she liked the people she worked with, she had a great apartment, lots of friends... In fact, she was doing pretty well for herself all around.
Except in the bedroom. Tess's on-again-off-again boyfriend looked, from the outside, like he was everything a woman could want. Handsome. Successful. Charming. And that was part of the problem - every time they broke up, he'd come back to Tess with some romantic gesture and convince him to give him another chance, and then things would go back to what they'd always been - she'd be ignored. She was his trophy, and she knew it. They rarely slept together, and even when they did, he never satisfied her. Tess was a sensual woman with myriad desires. Any man would consider himself lucky to be able to fuck a woman with such a wild-side, but Jake seemed to have no interest in her at all.
Hence her unhappiness. Being sexually frustrated tends to put one on edge, and makes it hard to enjoy all the things that are going well in one's life, and Tess was no different.
She was a beautiful woman, too: long, caramel coloured hair, bright blue eyes, thick, sensual lips, a busty chest that always seemed ready to simply burst out of her work blouses, a narrow waist which flaired out into wide hips. She had a perfect hour-glass figure. When she wasn't with Jake, men were falling all over themselves for a chance to satisfy her. She'd yet to meet a man who actually could however.
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Tess's company, EinWorks, was developing something new. It was being kept secret until the patents came through, but the technology was astounding - a little box which could open a small portal to any point a person desired, using hyper-accurate GPS coordinates that could update in real-time (allowing the portal to follow someone, or remain in a moving vehicle). It was going to be revolutionary, when it was announced.
Tess, of course, couldn't have known it, but a certain member of the development team had a working prototype, and he was planning on experimenting with it in a rather... unexpected manner.