No, to distracted by thoughts of Jessica.

“Oh, okay Rick, I guess, if you, if you think that's best.” Morty nodded, his mind abuzz with the idea of being with the love of his life.

“It's,” Rick belched again. “it's for the best Morty, trust grandpa Rick.” He nodded, dropping his ship into a small suburb not dissimilar from the one they lived in. Pulling the ship next to a window on the second story of a blue house, Rick gestured toward it. “Go, go on Morty, go, go get your girlfriend.” Rick said taking another swig of his whiskey

Morty frowned opening the door, and taking off his seat belt. Getting on the edge, he reached out and knocked on the window, nervously. A few minutes passed, until a light came on from inside the room. Suddenly the window opened upward, and Jessica stuck her beautiful head out, with a confused look on her face.

“Um, hey, hey Jessica.” Morty stammered, confronted by the woman of his dreams.

“Is that a spaceship?” Jessica smiled bemused.

“Uh, yeah, it's. It's my grandpa Rick's.” He nodded.

“Cool.” She smiled.

“Yeah, co, cool. Um, you want to go for a ride?” Morty asked.

“Sure.” She nodded, turning and heading toward her closet.

Morty stared at her beautiful legs, exposed by the knee high pleated blue skirt. Jessica proceeded to put on some sensible shoes, and threw a dark blue jacket over her white blouse. Heading back over she smiled, as he offered a hand to help her into the ship. Despite his clumsiness, the lithe redhead slipped over the gap and into the ship, with the grace of a dancer.

“Um,” Morty groaned. “there's not a lot of room.” He stammered glancing at the two bucket seats the ship had.

“It's fine, I'll just sit on your lap.” Jessica gave him a bright smile.

“Oh! Oh, okay.” He nodded, sitting down, and tensing up when she sat her plump rump onto his groin, causing him to become aroused

Morty reached out and shut the door, as the ship ascended into the sky. Jessica didn't seem to notice his erection, as she stared in awe as her house got smaller. Rick flew the ship out away from the city, and out into the country, the ship continuing to get higher and higher.

“This is amazing Morty.” Jessica turned and smiled at him, causing her soft bum, to rub gloriously across his throbbing member.

“Uh, yeah, it's, it's great isn't it.” He smiled. Morty realized that Jessica was noticing him for the first time he could recall. Sure, it was because of Rick's ship, but why complain? Life could finally be the way he had always wanted it.

“Bombs away.” Rick belched, pulling a lever.

“What!” Morty cried out, having forgotten Rick's plan. The bomb fell several hundred feet, and detonated midair. A cascade of blue energy flowed across the sky beneath them as far as their eyes could see. The two seniors stared wide eyed and confused at the pyrotechnic display.

“Morty,” Jessica asked nervously. “can we go home?”

Rick shrugged, before he could respond. “I mean, I don't know, what the point is, but sure.” The ship took off flying back to her house.

When the ship landed in front of her house, she jumped out of the ship and ran back into her house. Morty glanced around confused, and saw a cat go running across the street chasing a mouse. “Nothing is destroyed, no one is dead.” Morty sighed in relief

“It's not that kind of bomb.” Rick yawned opening the door, and falling out of the ship, a ton of beer cans sliding out with him.

“Wh, what do you mean!” Morty asked horrified

“Just, wiped humans from the world. Time to start over, Adam, Adam and Eve style.” Rick smiled before falling asleep.

Morty's eyes widened in surprise.