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New Enceladus - chapter 10
Date: 9/18/2023, Categories: Science-Fiction , Lesbian Romance Author: Limnophile, Source: sexstories.com
... she's under 18, then the problem is a lot more serious." He reached to start typing, and I moved the screen away. "My hearing's not that bad, and I've had my fun for the day. How young?" "There are three of them, 18, 19, and 20. Only one of the babies is mine." He also explained the job situation. "I hate rule-breakers, but I have to do what's best for the community. Confess what you did, marry them, and start a family. Being a purple is embarrassing, but it won't kill you. I'm sure your grandfather will be willing to serve as Mayor another year and make you his Deputy. If you do a good job in spite of it, the people will vote for you again." A group of people walked by as he said, "Thank you for the advice, sir. I'll let you get back to the cake and the party." Returning to my deaf old man act, I loudly said, "I agree, cake makes me farty too!" He blurted out a stream of nervous chuckles and left. I thought he might be a little loose in the pants, but at least he had the wisdom to ask for help when he needed it. I was confident he’d be fine. - April 2371 New Dallas Enka Karjala - Chief of Science and Medicine I'm slowly dying and nearly 140 years old. Since our first college, Karjala University, was named for me, I'm confident that I'm beyond any punishment now. As I lay here in my hospital bed I need to admit some things. When it was time to choose families, I made Molly a deal. I would pick her, Oskar, and Abolou, and she could use the ...
... rest of my family choices. In exchange, I would implant her and she would carry the baby I made with Professor Morse. Molly was willing to put up with being a Purple nearly two years, in order to make sure our family got two pretty girls she liked, Antonella and Rhonda. As Chief of Science and Medicine, on our new world only the Governor and Mayors outranked me. All of them realized I knew far more than they did, and they usually deferred to my advice. Only my husband Abolou was close to me in intellect, and over half the colony are smart enough to be scientists or doctors back on Earth. I knew that after the colony area was explored well in the first half year, Geology would only occupy Molly a few hours a week. I offered her a position as my executive assistant. She accepted, and also volunteered as my bedroom and shower assistant. She was my favorite pet, and the love of my life. My biggest regret is that I never kissed her or told her that. People keep congratulating and honoring me for the hundreds of discoveries I’ve made and the thousands of patients my medical knowledge and skills have helped or saved. I still dwell on seven patients. I know that even an unusually good doctor typically loses a few people every year, but I'm far better than good. In eighty years as a physician, I lost seven. In my opinion, that’s at least six too many. I still remember all the faces of the families as I told them I failed and their loved one was gone. It’s been over five ...