Sue Storm Cums

The Invisible Woman didn't want it. Her rational mind knew that she shouldn't be doing this. That it had gone too far. Yet the rational part of Sue Storm wasn't in control. She had passed some threshold beyond her control. Lost in the sensations that assailed her body, the pounding vibrations that stimulated her clit past endurance.

Sue Storm had no idea that Dr. Stone was the source for her confusion, loss of inhibition, and suggestive state. The blonde villain held Sue down, her more subtle powers exerted to the maximum, determined to carry the Invisible Woman past this threshold. Her arms shook as she held the thrashing woman down, pinned to the desk, hearing Sue's words repeat over and over as the command embedded itself deeper and deeper in her brain.

"CUMMING IS GOOD! CUMMING IS GOOD! CUMMING...CUMMING..."

The traitorous pussy clenched. Every muscle in her crotch convulsed at once, and spread outward like an electric wave, crackling up her spine, down her arms and legs. A wordless howl erupted from the heroine's throat, and for a moment all conscious thought ceased. An invisible wave of **** pulsed out from Sue's body. The desk collapsed beneath her, and Dr. Stone flew backward to slam into the wall behind her.

The two women panted in the aftermath.

The heroine lay in the ruins of the desk, her body still spasming in the aftershocks of her orgasm. Dr. Stone stood on shaky legs, and wiped the blood from her face.

"Oh...oh God, what did I..." Sue stirred. She dragged the vibrator from her pants and turned it off.

"You did what you had to do," Dr. Stone said. The aura around her head was gone now, and she licked her lips, tasted blood. Her skull throbbed, and she was down to only her words now, not daring to try her powers again after such an endeavor. Hopefully, Sue was still pliable enough for this to worked. "Look at how pent up you were. You needed this."

Sue said nothing. She carefully climbed to her feet, legs shaking.

"You feel better now, don't you Sue?" Dr. Stone said, as she grabbed a kleenex to stem the flow of blood from her nose, which hadn't stopped.

"I don't know," the heroine admitted. "Maybe. I...I need to process this."

"Of course," Dr. Stone said. She reached out to touch Sue's shoulder, but the Invisible Woman flinched away from her. "Go home. Relax. Recover. I think we've made a breakthrough here. I'd like to talk with you about it next week."

Sue Storm said nothing. Mechanically, she turned and walked away—and Moonstone wondered whether she had pushed the Invisible Woman too far, too fast.