Bait and Switch Ch. 10

Thanks to garbonzo607 for his insightful edits.
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A pleasant sensation spread through my body, slowly waking me up. I felt really good and thought maybe Lela’s green/yellow light was on me, but an odd noise filled my ears. It took a few seconds for my sleep bleary eyes to focus, and I moaned loudly as I saw what was happening.

Gina was busily and noisily sucking on my dick. Her lips were stretched taut around my girth, and at the sound of my moan, she looked up at me.

Gina lifted her head from my lap, her soft blonde hair tickling my thighs, “I was wondering how long it would take you to wake up,” she smiled.

“Good morning to you too,” I said, returning the grin. “Why don’t you swing around here, and I’ll do the same for you?”

“Uh-uh, no thanks. I’m a little tender this morning. You just lay back and enjoy. You’ve already done more than you know for me.” She dropped her head back down, and I felt her lips brush the underside of my cock, while her hand held the other side. She ran her mouth up and down me a few times, then slipped my head back between her lips, and slurped noisily. Her tongue worked around the rim, flicking it, and driving me crazy with sensation. It didn’t take long, before I was hunching my hips, and blowing down her throat, as my alarm went off.

She hungrily swallowed all I gave her, and then milked me for the last few drops before pulling away, and coming up to kiss my chest and lay her head on it.

Gina heard my alarm still going off. Curious, she asked, “That sounds like a sad song. What is it?”

“My alarm. It’s from one of my all-time favorite video games. From a sad scene where a character dies,” I told her, wondering what she would think of that.

“Hmm, sometimes I forget you’re a geek. You are such a wonderful lover… Are all geeks as good as you?” She propped her chin on my chest as she looked up at me.

I laughed lightly, before answering. “I’ve heard it said that geeks make better lovers, because they rarely get any, and they study how to please their partner for when they get the chance.”

“Mmm,” she purred, giving my chin a quick peck, and then laying flat on my chest again, “You do indeed please me.” She patted my limp member, and I laughed again. “Why do you wake up to that song though, if the memory is sad?”

“Good question. I’ll have to change it again.” I didn’t want to explain to her why I had changed it from the Dalek’s ‘Exterminate’ one I’d had before, and was glad she didn’t ask. I flipped off my alarm with my mind, and untangled myself from her arms and legs. “I’d better get ready for class. I have my last two finals today.”

Gina smoothly got out of my bed, and if she hadn’t just given me a great blowjob, the mere sight of her body would have had me ready to go. I recalled all of the events from yesterday, and really hoped that she would be okay. If last night was any indicator, she was a tough woman.

Robin had some coffee going when we left my room, and the two women chatted amiably, while I ate my cereal. Dennis came out of the bathroom, and walked over to me.

“Hey, I’ve been meaning to talk to you.” I looked up at him, curious as to what he wanted. “Remember all those people I was telling you about? The one’s with special abilities?” Gina started to choke on her coffee, and Robin had to pat her on the back. Dennis, thankfully, didn’t notice. “Well, it looks like there are getting to be more and more of them. And get this, the girl in India who could fly volunteered to have her DNA checked. I guess people were starting to call her a demon, or an alien or something. I dunno. But anyway, she is definitely human. No one can figure out why or how she can fly. The weirdest thing is that these freaks are popping up all over the world. What do you think it means?” I didn’t like the term ‘freak,’ but decided not to mention it to him.

“I dunno. Maybe it’s some vast alien conspiracy to take over the world with super-mutants,” I tried to laugh as I said it, though I was afraid it sounded forced. Maybe if I made a joke of it, he would think of something else. Thinking of the flying girl, I was glad that the human race hadn’t yet fully mapped out the human genome.

My ruse worked. “I thought you would be interested in something like this, not make a joke out of it.”

“Sorry,” I told him sincerely, “I actually looked up some of them the other day. I believe something is going on, but how would I know what it was?” Because I am part of it, I thought, but didn’t supply the answer to him.

Gina offered to drive me to class, and I accepted. “Does anybody else know about you?” She asked as she turned the corner.

“You’re the only human I’ve told,” I said, hoping she wouldn’t pick up on the distinction.

“Really? Not even Shanna?” I shook my head. “Wow. Thank you. So…” she trailed off, and I wondered what she was going to say next. “You’re going to hang out with Shanna tonight, right? I heard you on the phone last night.”

I felt foolish and guilty, but I had made plans with the brunette, to celebrate the start of the holiday break.

“Umm, yeah…” I replied sheepishly.

Gina laughed and patted my leg, though the laugh sounded slightly forced. “Relax. I don’t have a claim on you and I don’t own you. Maybe one day… But for right now, I’m just glad I have you as I do. You’ve trusted me with a secret no one else knows, and you’ve been there for me when I’ve really needed you.” But I hadn’t been there when she’d been kidnapped, I berated myself. “How could I be jealous of her?” I wondered if she was trying to convince me or herself. “What are you doing for the holidays?” Gina asked as she changed the subject.

“I’m headed down south to spend it with my family.”

“Oh… Okay. Will you be back soon?” I could hear the disappointment in her voice. While I felt bad for letting her down, there wasn’t much I could do about it.

“I’ll be gone for about a week, coming back just after New Year’s.” Part of me hated to leave her for that long, worried about her well-being, but I hadn’t seen my family since the summer.

Gina sucked in her bottom lip as she pulled into the parking lot. “I don’t want to be a pain…But…Um… Do think your parents would mind… If…” I knew what she was asking, and was fairly certain they wouldn’t mind, but wanted to be sure first.

“I’ll see what they say, but what about your mom? Won’t she be lonely?” I didn’t want Nancy to go without seeing her family.

“I’m sure she won’t mind, if you’re there to ask her. She really likes you. I’m just afraid of being away from you for that long.” Her voice had gained a tremulous quality to it. “What if Derek comes back?”

“He can’t hurt you anymore. I promise.” But I promised to see what I could do. I guess she was still healing after all.

Robbie saw me getting out of Gina’s car, and while he frowned at her for a moment, when he walked over, he greeted her cordially enough.

“I don’t know how or what you did, but thank you, Nick.” He grabbed my hand, and shook it in a tight grip that last week would have crushed my hand, but this week, mine seemed just as firm. “Friends?”

“Friends,” I replied, glad to turn this long-term enemy into an ally. And to think, all I had to do was get special abilities, steal his girlfriend, shame him, and then set him up with the head cheerleading snob. Easy!

We went our separate ways, and I went to my first class. Shannon saw me after I was done with my final, and came up to me.

“So, are we still on for tonight?” She asked, and despite how identical she looked to her sister, Shanna, it took me a second to realize what she meant.

“I have plans with Shanna tonight. Why, what’s up, Shannon?” I smiled at the shocked look on her face.