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Click hereEventually, however, Thomas came to a realization. He might have made a slight mistake in his original calibration of the friendship device. Seeing all that was happening around him, he could not shake the feeling that some of his friends might be even a bit too dedicated to him. It also occurred to him that he'd stopped caring about the science itself at some point, and had focused almost exclusively on nothing but sex for a long time now.
Thomas had never been one to follow the news, but one day, he happened to overhear a TV someone else was watching. Apparently, some kind of a totalitarian regime was gaining power, slowly taking over the whole world. They said something about inserting chips into people's brains.
The idea was scary. Thomas had always leaned liberal, at least in theory. Real world politics had never interested him. He decided to ask Alice about it. Thomas vaguely recalled Alice herself having been elected president at some point, so she would know about politics. She knew so much about everything. She was as smart as she was hot, even after all these years.
Alice just smiled at him. "Don't worry, my Love. You're safe. Trust me. Your friends are doing everything they can to make sure you're happy," she said, and caressed his cheek.
That was enough for Thomas. He trusted her. She was the best friend anyone could ever have.
- COMMENTS
Anonymousover 1 year agoAwesome story. I wish there were more like it. My only complaint is that you seemed to gloss over their devotion and mindset. It would have been nice to see their increasing fanaticism, protectiveness and general thought process in detail. I hope someday you'll write a sequel or similar story.
pornosuchtalmost 2 years agoInteresting concept. What I really liked is while in theory it was a sort of mind control, the women still had their own mind. And the end was a nice dystopian touch, I loved it!
