Chapter 19 by Zeebop

What is wrong with Lois Lane?

Lois Lane Needs Cum

"Your DNA is in a state of flux, all throughout your digestive system," Dr. Faulkner said as she read the results of the multidimensional scan. "There are numerous minute changes to your alimentary track, gut bacteria—there are traces of alien DNA I've never encountered before—pH levels, stomach capacity and elasticity increasing, nerve endings in the throat and gut changing to taste buds. Fascinating."

"Can I move now?" Lois grimaced. Her stomach was audibly rumbling, and the probes in her pussy and ass had started to vibrate at different rates, moving in and out of phase with one another. The sensation wasn't entirely unpleasant, and if Lois ahd been alone on her bed in her apartment with a glass of wine and a really good erotic novel she might even have enjoyed it, but as it is her stomach felt like it was about ready to revolt again, and she was oddly hungry at the same time.

"Please remain still. Are you feeling any particular craving?"

Lois frowned. Now that Dr. Faulkner mentioned it, she could really go for...but no, that wasn't possible.

"I...kind of want another sip from that bottle?"

"Unsurprising. As near as I can tell, your digestive system is being maximized for the consumption of semen."

Lois blinked. A stupid question came immediately to her mind, and without thinking she asked it.

"Human semen?"

"Yes," Dr. Faulkner's answer in the affirmative was non-judgmental. "You had anal sex tonight, correct? He came inside you?"

"Yesss..." The reporter didn't like where that was going.

"All of the semen has already been absorbed by your digestive system. In fact, all the sperm from the bottle you drank have been absorbed as well, but your stomach is still producing an excess of digestive juices. That's the reason for your current nausea. You need more cum, or your body is going to start consuming itself."

"Oh," Lois blinked. "So...um...can I get a sip?"

"Considering that the bottle, or the alien genetic material of the semen it produced has caused your condition, I believe that is unwise," Dr. Faulkner said. "However, I believe I have a satisfactory alternative solution."