Sue Tries Wearing Less

"So I wore THAT costume," Sue said, as she stripped off in Dr. Stone's office. "The one that's just leggings and elbow-length gloves and a swimsuit with bits cut out of it. I mean, I'm confident in my body, so I don't mind having my whole ass and tits hanging out, but I went to his lab and he just...ignored me!"

The Invisible Woman shook her head as she settled into the chair.

"So I started...well, the kids were at their lessons, and Johnny and Ben weren't there, so I started turning parts of my costume invisible. Getting close to him. Trying to catch his attention. And when I finally lifted myself up on an invisible pillar so that he turned his head and was eyeball-to-eyeball with my snatch, you know what he said?"

"No idea," Dr. Stone said as she gently strapped Sue into place and keyed a discreet control. The vibrator-tipped arms emerged to press against the Invisible Woman's nipples and clitoris.

"He said I was bothering him! That there was a time and place for that, and it was the bedroom! He had the fucking temerity—"

"You know," Dr. Stone broke in. "During today's session, I want you to reflect on something. That marital duties go both ways. And that while men often feel as if they own their wives' bodies and deserve sex as part of their rights, women likewise have a right to sex."

Sue paused. She did think about that.

"Are you saying I should...what...**** Reed in his sleep or something?" she said, voice slightly less incredulous and more hopeful than she expected.

"I wouldn't use the R-word," Dr. Stone said as she prepared to close the door. "But there are a lot of things you can do, can't you? After all, he already said there was a place for sex, and it's in the bedroom."

The door closed. The chair began its program, stimulating Sue Storm. Moonstone's eyes burst into light as she knocked Sue into that suggestible state, her burgeoning sex addict now mulling over the idea that the villain had just planted in her mind.

Dr. Stone couldn't wait to see where that idea would take Sue Storm.