Sue Spends The Week Unable To Stop Thinking About Dr. Stone

"How did your therapy session go, sweetheart?" Reed Richard asked.

All eyes at the dinner table turned to Sue Storm. The Invisible Woman gave a nervous smile as an invisible pizza-cutter sliced through the pie. A half-dozen invisible hands lifted off the slices and delivered them to the paper plates in front of her family. When the Fantastic Four didn't want to do dishes, they did it in style.

"It's...been interesting," Sue said, as she chose her words carefully. "Dr. Stone thinks I need to get more comfortable with myself. That I might be repressing some things that have been causing me stress. Next session she wants us to...expose some of our insecurities to each other."

"That sounds like a big step," Johnny Storm said, mouth half-full of pizza. "You ready for that?"

"I'm a bit nervous," Sue admitted, as she picked a pepperoni off of her slice.

"Just be yourself, Suzie," Ben Grimm said. "You're the most honest person I know. I know it can be hard to look in the mirror sometimes—but it's always best to face the naked truth."

Sue Storm chewed that—and the pepperoni—over thoughtfully. Reed stretched his arm out and gave her shoulder a sleeve.

"I'm sure it won't be that bad, darling," he said. "Besides, you said Dr. Stone is sharing something of herself too, isn't she?"

"Yes," Sue said. "That...is something I've been thinking about."

"Nnnnh," Sue grunted under her breath as she rubbed her pussy against the edge of the sink. In her mind's eye, she remembered that image of Dr. Stone that had stood before her, utterly naked. Exposed. She'd even asked Sue to make her clothes invisible. That had been...so empowering. So erotic.

"Fffucking slut," the Invisible Woman shuddered, and pulled herself away at the last moment.

Cumming was cheating. She told herself that. Yet she was driving herself crazy thinking about Dr. Stone in the buff.

"This week's appointment can't come soon enough," Sue said as she **** herself into the shower and turned the water on cold.

And neither can I, she added in her thoughts.