Offer Her Some

"That did hit the spot," Angelica Blaze said, as she slid her dick out of Lois Lane's pussy. "Although something tells me you didn't come her just to get creampied."

The reporter took a ragged breath, her body going through the post-coital cooldown. She wasn't sure that she should say too much to this person she had just met—but if she was going to get anywhere tonight, she had to talk to somebody. Lois reached over and gathered a wad of toilet paper to wipe at the cum spilling out of her pussy.

"I'm a reporter," she admitted. "Four women have gone missing over the last few weeks. They were last seen at this club."

The dickgirl squatted on the toilet, her limp cock hanging down into the bowl.

"Do you have any names?" she asked.

"Diana Reynolds. Mara de la Cruz. Tonya Wong." Lois said, wincing at the sodden mass of tissue in her hand. "Jenny..."

"Dunlap," Blaze finished for her.

The reporter turned to stare at Blaze.

"You know them?" she asked.

"Yes. And I can take you to them." The dickgirl gave her lover a wicked, devilish smile. "But how badly do you want to see them?"

Lois tossed the mass of cum-soaked-tissue toward a wastebasket. It missed, but she didn't pick it up. Reached down to pull up panties and pants.

"What do you mean?"

"I mean, we just had fun. But you're too tense. You need to relax. I can help with that," The smile widened. "Chemically, I mean."

The reporter frowned. "****?"

Blaze nodded. "That's right. You let me give you a little something, and I'll take you to meet the girls."

Lois hesitated. She had been clean—absolutely clean—for nearly her entire life, except for a brief flirtation with marijuana in college. It was a line she had sometimes faced while undercover for a story, but she had never crossed it. Now, though...if Blaze was telling the truth, this could be the break Lois needed to crack this story wide open. Would it really hurt, getting a little bit high?

"What exactly are we talking about here?" The reporter hedged, though in her heart she knew that the decision had almost already been made.