Peter Parker

"Oh, Peter!" Reed Richards had moaned softly, as Sue had crushed his prostate with her invisible cock. His floppy fantastic prick lay like a coiled serpent beneath him and oozed wetly into the sheets, while Sue had frozen in utter shock. It had been the most embarrasing moment in a marriage that had never been entirely free of challenges. "Harder, Parker, harder!"

Moonstone's brow furrowed.

"Who is Peter Parker?" she asked.

Sue Storm blinked, opened her mouth, closed it, and then opened it again. Realization struck her that she had almost given away far more than just her own secrets. Worse, now that she had said it, she couldn't take it back. She'd have to tell Dr. Stone something to cover for the slip.

"He's...he's Mary Jane Watson's boyfriend. Or husband. They separated for a while, but I think they're back together now," she added, lamely. "Parker is a scientist. He and Reed are friends. We've known each other for years."

"I see," Dr. Stone said, as her brow unfurrowed. "So you think your husband has feelings for Peter?"

"I don't...I don't know! It was just so unexpected," Sue said, relieved that she hadn't given away Spider-Man's secret identity. "It was just so odd! I mean, for him to mention the name of another man...I never thought Reed might be..."

"Gay. He might not be. At least, not exclusively homosexual. Sexuality comes in all shapes and sizes, after all. Many people fantasize about others during sex, even with their partners. Have you never thought of someone else while having sex?" Dr. Stone asked.

"No," Sue said automatically. "Never! I wouldn't..."

"Not with your husband, of course. But even while masturbating?" Dr. Stone broke in. "You never pictured someone else?"

"I..." Sue bit her tongue. She was surrounded every day with superheroes and heroines, villains and villainesses in the peak of physical shape. She thought back to her moments of "alone time," few as they were, often in the shower in the morning, or late at night when Reed was working and unavailable. Especially since he had moaned Peter's name. Then there had been the time, after she had turned Namor down for the fifth or sixth time, and she had been...well, she had needed the release.

"Yes," Sue admitted.

"And you mentioned Mary Jane Watson, earlier," Dr. Stone reminded her. "Have you ever thought about her in that way?"

Sue's face flushed hotly. "I'm not...I'm not gay."

"But you've noted her beauty," Dr. Stone said.

"Anyone would!" Sue said.

"And would you say Peter Parker is attractive?" she asked.

"I...I mean...he's a little young for me. They both are," the Invisible Woman said. "But he's not unattractive. In good shape. I can see what Mary Jane would be attracted to in him."

Sue didn't feel the need to add his heroism, his selflessness, the times he'd saved her lives and that of her family, his wonderful sense of humor. In fact, it was the first time she had thought about how attractive Peter was. He had been so deeply involved with the Fantastic Four for years...when was it that Reed had started to think of his cock? For the first time, Sue wondered why she hadn't asked Reed about this before. Maybe...she would understand.

"I suspect that part of the stress you're feeling is tied up in the sexual state of your marriage," Dr. Stone said. "This incident with your husband, your feelings regarding your friends—I think you need to address this so that you can move past it."

The Invisible Woman let out a breath. She felt the stress in her shoulders let out slowly. This whole session had been a real surprise for her. She'd said things she hadn't intended. Maybe it was a good idea after all.

"What do you suggest?" Sue said, unaware that she was playing straight into Moonstone's hands.