“It’s fine,” I reassure myself out loud, still staring at my last idiotic message to Onrhi. “When I don’t show up, he’ll just leave and it won’t even matter.” I don’t sound very convinced.
Another chat message pings. Vix must have come up for air finally. Dinner at mine? Pool table is set.
Sure, I reply. Be there in 5.
Extricating myself from bed, I catch a whiff of my underarms and realise how badly I need to shower. The bathroom is one of my favourite places in the house, a space I’ve had decorated in black volcanic stone. With the natural sun filtering through the frosted skylights, it’s like walking into a warm, sunlit grotto.
Scrubbing off under the water, I pretend I’m inside an undersea cave, exploring where no one has ever been before. It’s just me and my guide, in uncharted territory.
Pipe dream, I chastise myself while towelling down. I moisturise and scrape my hair up into a high pony tail, walking through into my enormous wardrobe.
Although there has to be thousands of outfits lining the vast shelves, all provided by Parliament as a standard Royal garment collection , I only wear about four different combos. At home, it’s mostly yoga pants and tank tops. When Vix drags me out clubbing, I’ll team a floaty top with my favourite leather pants, and I have a formal gown collection for official Royal events.
My only guilty clothing pleasure is my swimwear. I have bikinis in every shade and hundreds of gorgeous filmy kaftans. I once commented online how much I love the water and fashion designers from every city began to send me their swimsuits.
I snap a pic of a sapphire blue bikini on its hanger, with a white and silver kaftan draped over the top. Sending it to the designer with a quick thanks attached, I’ve done my good deed for the day. There’s thousands of fashion designers and only a few muses for them to dress anymore. A Queen wearing your work can make your career.
Donning the swimsuit and kaftan, I prepare myself for the outside world. I slip down the stairs, pausing at the bottom. Hearing Schteve chatting with Chef Mykael in the kitchen, I choose not to engage in conversation, taking the side door outside and crossing the grass to Vix’s palace.
Raucous laughter echoes from the poolside. A wide table sits in the shallows of the blue water, and Vix is perched prettily on a half-submerged cane chair. She flicks her hair around her shoulders while tilting her com-pad for a better angle. I wade into the water and find a chair, waiting until she finishes her evening address to her followers.
“Yes, Ritch, I do love rolling a cock between my breasts.” She aims the screen down to show her overflowing bosom to the audience. She jiggles them up and down, and to the side of her screen, I can see her feed fill up with thousands of appreciative comments. “Can’t you just imagine yours pumping in and out of here?”
“Shameless,” I whisper at her. She ignores me.
“One last question before this Queen dines. Um…” Vix scans down the list of pre-submitted queries. “What am I looking for in my future Mate? Now, that’s a tough one…”
Zoning out as Vix begins to describe her ideal penis size and sexual stamina requirements, I try to picture who I would choose. He doesn’t need to be tall, just a little taller than my average height. I don’t care about eye colour or skin tone but I’d prefer someone with nice arms and strong hands. Pretty much everything appearance-wise is negotiable.
Actually, the only requirement I’d stand firm on, is for my ideal mate to be a Natural. The bevy of Tubies who trail around after Vix just don’t do it for me. The little flaws and individual features on naturally conceived babies make for intriguing adults.
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Niq - New Adult
Science FictionIn 2154, women have become our planet's most precious commodity. With only one girl born for every 10,000 boys, females are revered as Queens. Being a Queen means a life of luxury and sexual decadence, as every man in the world vies for your attenti...