Abby stays

You lay there, still feeling exhausted from the birthing process. You begin to feel a kind of special kinship with the spider woman. After all, you just gave birth to quite a few of her young ones, and they were all so adorable. Your breasts are still leaking milk, and the spiderwoman now cleans you up with that marvelous tongue of hers. You start to wonder how you'll ever find your way out of here, especially without any clothes now. Perhaps staying with her, and being cared for by her wouldn't be such a bad life after all, as long as there's no mutant cans of bug spray running loose on the island.

"How did your mate die?" you ask as she laps up your milk.

The spiderwoman looks up at you sadly as she remembers. "There are worse things out there in the wild than me" she says. "We are hunted by something so horrible it would be hard for me to describe. It was right after we discovered I was pregnant that we were both attacked by these venomous creatures. My mate took them on to protect me. He **** me to run while he fought them." She starts to cry. "I could do nothing. I was so horrified. My mate took out three of them, but they still kept coming. He yelled at me again to run, and I came to my senses and ran for my life, hoping somehow he would survive. But the blood curdling scream that followed behind me was enough to make any hope of that disappear."

Her silent tears begin to fall on your naked body. you can't help but raise yourself up, even in your weakened condition, to wrap yourself around her as best you can to give her some comfort. "I'm sorry" you say. "I didn't mean to make you so sad. I guess there are worse things for me to run into out there. I think I will stay with you. Especially since I don't have any clothes to wear. I think we need each other."

It's unclear who kisses who first, but you both start kissing with an uncontrollable passion that leaves you both breathless. When you come up for air, the spiderwoman gently brushes the hair out of your face. "That was quite some acceptance of my proposal" she says. "You must be hungry. All I have are coconuts right now. We spider people, though we look frightening and menacing, are vegetarians. I hope you don't mind that."

You smile at her. "I don't mind that at all. I'd love to share a coconut with you."