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Sam shook, arched his back, bent the knee Jack straddled. It bumped her ass, left a wet print. "Oh, Specialist Jack," he moaned.
"Hmm?" moaned Jack, lips wrapped around him.
"I think it's only courteous to warn I'm going to cum."
Jack pulled her head off him, smiled, began to pump the cock with both hands, and placed her lips over his head. In a few strokes of her small hands, Sam's hips bucked into Jack's mouth. He groaned, loud. She hummed, first with pleasure, then wetly in surprise. Still pumping, she pulled her lips away, and a gooey splash of white poured over her hands.
"Wow," she said, marveled at him spurting. She licked her lips. "It's sugar," she laughed. Panting, Sam's orgasm died down. He panted, chest heaving. Jack licked the sugary cum from his cock, crawled up to his head. She placed a wet, sugary kiss, on his lips.
"Sucrose-based," she smiled, pulling away. "Sweet robot." She wrapped a leg around him, cuddled the sweat and sugar-covered android.
"I do hope this will help your recovery," said Sam, crinkly eyes smiling. He lay there, limp.
"Oh, I think so."
"Good. I do enjoy helping you.'
"Cuddle me. Silly robot."
"Yes, Jack." He wrapped an arm around her, pulled her tight.
Jack watched the red and purple of the nebula play over the ceiling. "Sam, I think this assignment will be a good one," she said, sleepily.
"I do think we have become a compatible lighthouse crew."
"That's one way to put it."
They lay still for a moment. Jack's breathing slowed, relaxed.
"It is a shame I'll be replaced in a month" said Sam.
Jack didn't respond. She had fallen fast asleep.
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- COMMENTS
Anonymous6 months agoReally great story, except for the use of Jack for the female. It's VERY distracting. Try this. Ask ten people at random if Jack and Sam sounds like a girl and a guy and listen to the responses. I loved the story but try to pick names for your characters that are easier to be identified by gender. Thank you so much for your talent and creativity.
ReiDeBastosalmost 5 years agoI really dislike the use of androgynous character names, and it seems to be a "thing" here on Lit. I experienced a MASSIVE stroke a few years ago, and apparently, took a "hit" to whatever area of the brain remembers names and faces. This causes me no end of trouble in the Real World, and also while watching films or television, but is even more of an issue while reading, where there are no visual cues or clues to help in identifying which character is saying or doing what. That means that character names (as well as pronouns) are HUGELY important in helping me follow what's going on in a story. So, with the gender-neutral names of "Jack" and "Sam", even a two-character scene or story becomes difficult for me to follow. So, EVERY SINGLE TIME either of your characters' names is mentioned, My brain gets sidetracked ("Okay, WHICH one is Sam again?") if only for an instant, making it very difficult to remain "immersed" in the tale.
Other than that, I'm enjoying it immensely!
-Rei
Anonymousalmost 5 years agoI have a sweet spot for this story, thank you and I'd be silly not to want to see more of them omg
Anonymousabout 5 years agoAbsolutely magnificent. Flawless writing (aside from a few homophone goofs) and exceptionally hot. Welcome to Lit, Alizzia. Please keep writing! <3
