Chapters tagged invisible woman

by Zeebop

Chapter 17

The Invisible Woman strode confidently through the streets of New York. It was so clear now in her mind. Kissing was natural. It wasn't cheating. All of the care and worries she'd had seemed to melt off of her shoulders. She felt so free, now that Dr. Stone had helped her put the...

by Zeebop

Chapter 18

Moloid women flooded the subway. Sue Storm created an invisible envelope around her and simply walked through them, the slim yellow bodies flowing around her. Reed, Ben, and Johnny were up on the street, handling the crowd. It was up to Sue to press forward and deal with the Mole...

by Zeebop

Chapter 19

The kiss was featured on the front page of THE DAILY BUGLE. "Invisible Woman Saves City With A Kiss," the headline read the next day. "Quick thinking, darling," Reed Richards said, after the Mole Queen had left. "I've already gotten in contact with the relevant authorities for t...

by Zeebop

Chapter 17

It was as if a weight had been lifted off of Sue Storm's shoulders. An invisible burden that she hadn't known she had carried. Dr. Stone was correct: kissing was natural. Sue Storm didn't know why she hadn't realized it before. As she walked the streets of New York City, she fou...

by Zeebop

Chapter 16

Manipulation was fun. It gave Moonstone pleasure to have some level of control over others. To play with their minds and emotions, to see them do what she wanted. Yet like a good chess player, Moonstone knew that sometimes it was best to let your opponent make their own mistakes....

by Zeebop

Chapter 17

Nairobi's hands touched Sue Storm's naked flesh. Sue could almost imagine she felt the hesitation there. The tension in those arms. The repressed desire. Maybe it was just her imagination. Maybe she was overthinking it. Yet the Invisible Woman didn't think so. There was no bant...

by Zeebop

Chapter 18

[I kissed a girl, and I liked it...](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAp9BKosZXs&pp=ygUaaSBraXNzZWQgYSBnaXJsIGthdHkgcGVycnk%3D) The music that blared out of the Chinese restaurant synced with Sue Storm's own thoughts. She couldn't still taste Nairobi's chapstick, but she did fee...

by Zeebop

Chapter 19

"Why not?" Sue Storm said. Three blocks away, through an alley, and then downstairs to a basement bar, Anna and Sue clinked glasses. The bar was cosy, mismatched furniture and glassware, photographic prints of women in various states of undress on the wall—yet it was clean, no r...

by Zeebop

Chapter 20

The Invisible Woman stared into her wine. She had just come to terms with having a relationship with Nairobi. A lesbian relationship, outside of her marriage to Reed Richards. Now she had been propositioned—or well, offered—sex outside of either of those relationships. Sue gnawe...

by Zeebop

Chapter 21

The blonde psychiatrist had her fingers steepled in front of her as Sue Storm described her encounter. The heroine watched Dr. Stone's lips twitch, especially when Sue inadvertently slipped into what was probably excessive detail. Yet Sue Storm no longer felt embarrassed about th...

by Zeebop

Chapter 22

In public, with the family, Sue and Reed smiled, sometimes hugged. Yet in private, the evening kisses became perfunctory, and then ceased. The Invisible Woman no longer sometimes tried to coax her Mister Fantastic to bed. Reed Richards, intelligent as he was, seemed oblivious to...

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Chapter 22

Ben Grimm was in the living room, reading a Stephen King novel, when he saw Sue Storm go out in a dress that clung so tight he thought it was an X-Men costume. He was still there when, a little after midnight, Johnny Storm stumbled in, face flushed, lipstick on his collar, a peti...

by Zeebop

Chapter 19

"I—I really can't, I'm married, but thank you, that's very flattering," Sue Storm said. Each word was . Harder to say than it should have been. Anna seemed to understand, her blue-green eyes deep mystical pools. The kiss was sudden, unexpected. Nothing intimate. Just a pre...

by Zeebop

Chapter 20

Within minutes, both women were toweled off and dressed in large t-shirts that covered the essentials. Sue Storm's was a Thunderbolts jersey, while Karla was wearing an Avengers jersey with an Oscorp tag. The psychiatrist had a white leather living room set around a small coffee...

by Zeebop

Chapter 21

Sue Storm's clothes were dry as she put them on. Karla was asleep on the bed next to her. No need to wake her up. Sue stepped out into the dying night, trying to decide what she would tell Reed and the others. Probably a half-truth. A crash session with her psychiatrist that went...

by Zeebop

Chapter 18

It was a long walk back to the Baxter Building. Sue Storm's steps dragged out, one foot in front of the other. She took the long way around Central Park, lost in her thoughts. Replaying the events in the massage parlor—and everything that had led up to that. How she had listened...

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Chapter 17

The session felt off. There was no quiet banter. The music played, Nairobi's strong hands worked the muscles on Sue Storm's body. Yet there was that unspoken tension between them, the disquiet as they both stewed in their unspoken thoughts. It became unbearable...and when, halfwa...

by Zeebop

Chapter 18

The Invisible Woman's heart hammered in her chest. She had never felt this way with anyone else except Reed. Had never imagined herself in such a situation—no, that wasn't true, dammit. Ever since Dr. Stone had helped Sue explore the source of her stress, of her repressed sexuali...

by Zeebop

Chapter 19

The Invisible Woman left the massage parlor with a spring in her step. *I made a woman cum!* The thought burned warm and happy in Sue Storm's brain as she stepped over used condoms and around homeless people in the streets of New York. It was like a cloud that pushed out the ho...

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Chapter 20

Ben Grimm, the ever-lovin' blue-eyed Thing, noticed Sue Storm spending more time out at the massage parlor. Then it wasn't just massages. Sue would disappear in the afternoons. She always responded to emergency signals, was always there when there was a fight, but she was at home...