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Click hereIt showed no detail at all, it was too dark. I remembered Gary had installed external lighting, so I searched, found the controls, and switched them on. At least if he (or she?) returned I might gain a useful image.
Looking again at the clock it was 7.45pm. I would just have time to meet Brigit.
I pondered, and concluded what the heck, even though she was not in Regina's league for beauty she had a certain allure and a beautiful smile.
I arrived at the service station at 8.01pm, she was leaning on the counter waiting for me. Her smile was as wonderful as I remembered, although a little guarded.
"Let's go" she said as she linked arms with me, and walked me to my car.
She directed me to her apartment. After driving for a little while she said
"Karl, stop just over there".
I did.
"Right, you bastard, what did you do to me this morning? I don't respond sexually in that way. We are outside the police station, so you'd better start explaining or I'm going in there to report a rape!"
Clearly I had a bit of talking to do!
The story will continue in 'The Phycologist – Moral Dilemma' The preceding story was 'The Phycologist –The Beginning'
- COMMENTS
garyblueabout 8 years agoIt's been eleven years, now. Isn't it past time to bring this story back to life?
ResidentWeavilalmost 12 years agoCodes are a bit contrived but fun. Sorry it seems to just die
Anonymousover 18 years agoWill there be more submissions? I loved the story and hoped to read on...
Anonymousalmost 19 years agoWho cares what a phycologist is, the sex is inventive and the story interesting
Anonymousalmost 19 years agoYou *do* realize that a phycologist is someone who studies algae, right? As such he would have little reason to possess a practice or wonder about the mind's ability to subliminate emotional distress. I think what you probably wanted was either psychologist or psychiatrist, both of whom are more considered with humanity than a phycologist is. Otherwise... *shrugs* Your story was okay, I suppose. Seemed a bit... clinical to me, but it is labelled an experiment, after all.
