The Next Two Days

Neither Mark nor his new sex slave knew that roughly forty percent of men who caught the SAV-2-I virus did not survive the change.

What happened to the women claimed by the men who died?

Those women would find themselves recovering only to become sex crazed again in a couple of weeks. Scientists said that the virus would go temporarily dormant in women who did not get a dose of cum from their changed master. The virus seemed programmed to allow its host time to recover before attacking her system another time.

Governments and media outlets were doing an amazing job of keeping this aspect of the virus a secret to keep the general population from panicking. Still, the statistics could not remain a secret long, as the SAV-2-I virus spread globally. Eventually, there would be, on average, one new male for every 6.6 women in the world. Aside from the estimated one or two out of every two hundred million people who were somehow immune to all forms of SAV-2, this is how humanity would move forward.

Neither Mark nor Emily knew or cared about global population statistics at the moment. Mark’s memories of the next two days boiled down to severe body aches, a high temperature, and sleep interspersed with being kept fed and hydrated by an attentive Emily. She left his side as infrequently as possible.

After two days, Mark awakened to find his head in Emily’s lap while she lovingly ran her fingers through his sweaty hair.

His body no longer ached.

He felt very different.

“Welcome back, Master,” Emily said. “You look so pretty now.”