Reed Sets Up Bedroom Surveillance

The cameras and speakers were microscopic. Reed Richards installed them while Sue Storm was out at her regular weekly appointment with her psychiatrist. On the surface, nothing had changed in their marriage. They smiled and cared for the children together. When the Serpent Society attacked the NYPD evidence locker, the Fantastic Four responded as a unit. They were still a family, still partners.

Yet Reed could not turn a blind eye to Sue's new interest. Quite the opposite. Now, when she locked the door, a three-dimensional hologram of their bedroom could be reproduced in his lab. So that he could see his wife getting off to her cheating porn. Masturbating herself with increasing fervor as she imagined her infidelity.

"Cumming is cheating, cheating is cumming," she whispered to herself as her fingers plunged sloppily into the warm, wet slit. It was like a mantra, when she got close to her climax. Reed Richard's own prick was as hard as a spear as he watched Sue lost in ecstasy. He had never seen her like that before. It was as if he was seeing her for the first time.

As he cleaned up the hot, sticky spatter on his lab table, Mister Fantastic considered how best to handle this situation. He still trusted Sue not to cheat on him, yet at the same time it was clear that she was not having her sexual needs met—and she was no doubt embarrassed by the situation, else why not discuss it with him directly? The hero ran a sanitary cloth around his glans, still sensitive from his recent ejaculation. Trying to think about the situation rationally.

There were options of course. A Life Model Decoy might work as a sex surrogate. Or Reed could address the subject with her directly. While he had never considered sexual relations outside their marriage, he could not deny that the thought of someone else with his wife was exciting. That pang of jealousy, of powerlessness was thrilling to him.

Of course, giving her permission might ruin the fun a little bit. He was already excited at the idea of her cheating on him, the taboo might lose its thrill if he addressed it openly. And there was the problem of Sue's heart. While Reed still loved her, the idea that someone might actually steal her away was intolerable. Sex was one thing, love was another.

Reed Richards pondered the problem from many angles...and then he came to a solution.