Chapters tagged moonstone

by Zeebop

Chapter 10

"I want a wife," Toni Stark said simply. "I need someone to cook, to clean, to help me out in the lab, help me...well, relieve some urges." Moonstone, floating in the anti-gravity field, kept her poker face on. She took in the disheveled appearance of the woman, the fluffy slipp...

by Zeebop

Chapter 11

Karla Sofen was a manipulator. It was her nature. It also made it extremely difficult to trust other people. She was constantly watching them for duplicity, for evidence of ulterior motives, for the betrayal that was about to come. It had ruined more than a few of her own persona...

by Zeebop

Chapter 8

The changes were subtle. Moonstone's little goon sessions went from every night, to every night and every morning when she woke up. Susan Storm's body invaded the villain's dreams at night, and she awoke wet and ready, not even needing a swathe of lube to really get going for the...

by Zeebop

Chapter 9

The alien moonstone that gave Karla Sofen her powers was a lattice of exotic energies tied directly into her nervous system. Normally, its gravity-manipulation abilities allowed her to fly, to phase through solid objects, to project blasts of energy—and enhanced her physiology to...

by Zeebop

Chapter 10

"...all done," Dr. Stone said, as Sue Storm's cranium returned to visibility. "How do you feel?" Sue Storm blinked. She didn't have a headache. There were no pain receptors in the brain itself. Yet something was different. She couldn't quite put her finger on it. "My pussy coul...

by Zeebop

Chapter 11

The Fantasticar arrived within minutes. Moonstone had tried to put a blanket over Sue, but the Invisible Woman simply turned it invisible. When Mr. Fantastic emerged with armloads of high-tech gear, he immediately saw the problem. "Reed!" Sue said. "I was just telling Karla, you...

by Zeebop

Chapter 12

For a moment, Moonstone thought about using her powers. Influencing Reed Richards. Just to plant the suggestion that he should accept her offer. She only hesitated because profligate use of her new abilities had gotten her into this situation in the first place. Mister Fantastic...

by Zeebop

Chapter 9

From the window of her office, Moonstone could watch Sue Storm on her way to her appointment. Face pressed almost against the glass, the blonde villain licked her lips as she thought about what she was about to do. What she had to do. An hour a week with Susan Storm wasn't enough...

by Zeebop

Chapter 7

"Place it on the desk." Doctor Doom's voice rumbled from a hidden speaker. On the apparently wooden desktop, a glowing white rectangle appeared. Moonstone place the Invisible Woman's smartphone in the center of it. Then the villain stood back as the screen flickered to life. Tho...

by Zeebop

Chapter 8

The smartphone was like an extension of Moonstone's self. She could feel whenever the Invisible Woman used the phone. Hear her phone calls. Read her texts. Through that strange link, she could see the decision points in Sue Storm's life. The moments of tension. The opportunities....

by Zeebop

Chapter 9

Moonstone had her eyes closed. All of her attention turned inward, toward the alien gemstone bonded to her being. Doom's implants buzzed in her skull, and the reverberations went throughout her body. In the Adonis club, the Invisible Woman's smartphone vibrated in silent sympathy...

by Zeebop

Chapter 8

The Invisible Woman was asleep when her phone buzzed imperceptibly. Dr. Stone infiltrated a dream where Reed Richards turned out to be a Skrull; the green skin and ridged chin vanishing as the blonde psychiatrist blasted the alien's head off and caught Sue Storm in her grip, lowe...

by Zeebop

Chapter 9

They talked about everything except Sue Storm's daydreams. Dr. Stone asked questions about Sue Storm's marriage, pointed questions about how she and her husband interacted—when was the last time he had paid her a compliment? When was the last time she had done something nice for...

by Zeebop

Chapter 9

"Now—I don't want you to get the wrong idea, but I want to be honest and forthcoming about this process," Sue Storm said, as she clutched the teacup in her hands. "But lately I've been having very frequent daydreams about you." Dr. Stone offered a calm, reassuring smile. She bre...

by Zeebop

Chapter 6

"How was your week?" Dr. Stone asked as Sue accepted a cup of tea from the psychiatrist. The Invisible Woman took a sip of the tea before she answered. Her eyes flitted over Dr. Stone. The psychiatrist wore a blouse cinched tight at the waist to emphasize her bust, and open to t...

by Zeebop

Chapter 7

"I know a lot of people think of psychiatry as just a bunch of talking, but it really is a science. What we do deals with neurochemistry as much as psychology, and like other fields of medicine, we have some technology to help us," Dr. Stone said. The blonde psychiatrist produce...

by Zeebop

Chapter 8

Moonstone's eyes glowed. A tiny gravitimetric wave hit Sue Storm's brain. Not enough to do any damage, just enough to knock her into a suggestive state. As if she had drunk half a bottle of tequila by herself, but without the pleasantness. For brief period, Sue Storm's visual cor...

by Zeebop

Chapter 8

A succession of images flashed before the Invisible Woman's eyes. The focus shifted, subtly but unmistakably, away from crotches or faces, and towards chests. Strong, heavily-muscled men and big-bosomed women flashed before her, a succession of humanity. Then they began to get sm...

by Zeebop

Chapter 9

As Dr. Stone lifted the helmet from Sue Storm's head, the blonde heroine blinked slowly. The Invisible Woman shook her head, as if to clear it...and then she stared at Dr. Stone's chest. The blouse was cinched tight around the psychiatrist's waist, the better to emphasize her gen...

by Zeebop

Chapter 7

"I was an ungainly teenager," Dr. Stone said as she rose from her chair. She stepped behind her desk and opened a drawer, removing a photo album. "I felt unattractive. Wasn't sure who or what I was trying to attract, but felt unbeautiful. So starting with my 18th birthday, I bega...