Remote Possibilities Ch 1 - Sex Stories

Remote Possibilities Ch 1

... hell Mike, we are supposed to meet at the mall today!&#034 Andrew practically shouted into the phone. &#034No way man,&#034 he protested, &#034we specifically said Saturday and you are a day early.&#034 It dawned on Andrew that Mike may have been right, he sometimes did things like this - mixing up the day of the week and all. It was hard to keep track of them when every day before he started his summer job was as hot as the next and they all sort of melded together. Whatever, Andrew thought, and hung up with Mike after agreeing to see him there the next day. Mike laughed lightly at him and suggested that he have a nice time alone at the mall. &#034So, what should I do?&#034 Andrew thought as he scanned the area. He browsed a few stores but it became quickly apparent that the mall was not really the attraction for guys like Andrew. He'd really only been there to mess around with friends and maybe even get a little attention from Hannah Donley, the cute little blond he had been chatting up recently. So when his eyes locked onto the small store next to the men's suit store with the simple sign that said Gadget and Things, he figured he'd check it out and then head home. The store wasn't exactly what he'd expected. Sure it had a nice selection of cell-phone cases, all the latest handhelds and accessories, but it had a certain flare that drew him in deeper. Passed all the consumer brands and shiny, new products was a U-shaped display full of things Andrew could not place. The ...

... few patrons of the store lingered only a moment or two before another took their place or they purchased their things and moved on. The only person working the store that he could see was a strong featured man with a discerning look on his face, worn with age. He nodded to Andrew as he rang up a customer and Andrew looked closer at the cases. There was certainly something special about each one of the items, from the camera lenses with after-market dials and switches to the tablet devices that each resembled one of the years hot-ticket items but also had some sort of attachment or modification. The environment was not like shops you might wander into in New York City with advertisements for every deal under the sun and not a stitch of glass showing through the blanket of cheap electronics. No, each item was thoughtfully placed with a simple placard next to it that explained the modification and the, sometimes, extremely high prices. Being a bit of a computer buff himself, Andrew found that each item was more interesting than the next. The tablet he was currently looking at apparently had been modified to create three-dimensional scans of its environment and provide calculations of area, volume, humidity and even air quality and make-up. The handheld gadget arranged on a miniature putting green apparently tracked the included golf ball, found it within inches and calculated spin, velocity and errors in the user's golf swing all in one device that was no larger than a cell phone. ...