Sue Storm Tells Dr. Stone About Nissa

"And I just...sat there, and let it happen!" Sue Storm said, finishing her tale.

Dr. Stone leaned forward. Eyes avid behind her glasses.

"But did you enjoy it?"

The question hung in the air. It was one of the questions that Sue asked herself all night, and into the next day, on her way to the emergency session she'd scheduled with Dr. Stone.

"I...I think I was surprised. Excited. It was the first time I...touched a woman like that. Tasted a woman," Sue's cheeks began to burn. "Afterwards, I felt guilty. I couldn't tell Reed. But I had to tell someone. That's why I called you for this emergency session."

Dr. Stone nodded. "I'm glad you called. But why do you feel guilty?"

"Because I...I engaged in intimate sexual contact outside of marriage!" Sue said.

The psychiatrist raised an eyebrow. The light caught her glasses, which seemed to glow from within. "Did you? She did all of the actual work. You didn't actively do anything. Just let her sit on your face. If you had been sitting on the subway and she shoved her pussy in your face, would you consider that cheating?"

Sue's pussy squeezed, suddenly warm.

"I...I guess not..." she said. Then her lips curled down in a smile. "But I paid for it."

"You did," Dr. Stone said. "Perhaps you should do it again."

Sue Storm blinked slowly. Dr. Stone's eyes burned brighter as she pushed her powers to hold the Invisible Woman in a suggestible state.

"Again?" Sue's voice was soft, querulous.

"For science," Dr. Stone said. "If it was a mistake, then you won't enjoy it next time. The first time might have been a fluke. You don't really know if you're attracted to cheating on Reed with women unless you make sure."

"I...enjoy cheating on Reed with women?" Sue's brow furrowed for a moment. Dr. Stone's eyes narrowed, and a halo grew around her head. The Invisible Woman's brow unfurrowed.

"You're going to find out," Dr. Stone said. "Aren't you?"

Sue Storm's thoughts seemed to move sluggishly, but they zeroed in on Nissa's card in her purse.

"I...I guess I could..." Sue said.

Then she blurted out something that shocked the villain.