“Oh, mmmm…fuck!” Erika cried as she got her pussy eaten so expertly. It only made her wish that Connor was still here so they all could’ve met under better circumstances. Perhaps if he’d still been dating a dropper named
Sarah, which he did for the first year of his time as a runner, she might’ve kept his head screwed on, and not allowed him to cockily accept a dead drop run through upper class employ territory. She was 33, so they’d all gotten jokes about liking them young out of their system when she visited, but Connor had been 28 when he died, and she’d helped ground him. Then again, it seemed that swagger ran in the Legato family, so perhaps Connor’s stubborn ass would’ve taken the job anyway. All thoughts of what might’ve been, however, were pushed away as Erika approached climax.
Meanwhile, Shiloh had been just about able to sell enough old components in a black market outpost in the alleyway across the skyway, which she’d crossed using a
zipline, to afford a room in a
sleepbox prefab hotel called
Domna Despina for one night. Then she cleaned off the garbage smell in a very small
omnishower, got dressed, and was then surprised by a hearty traditional
sausage and white bean stew delivered by the most adorable elderly Romanian lady- one
Alexandra Ciobanu, her name meaning “Shelter provider, Shepherd”- who ran the place.
That would’ve made sense to Shiloh if it had been explained to, as when Shiloh asked how much the food cost, Alexandra dismissed any notion of money and just told her to eat. After that, Shiloh did some light reading before bed, of a site she was too tired to remember the name of on a provided tablet. What she read, however, was terrifying.
“A medical journal has published a startling new theory about last year's sudden, shocking extinction of the orangutan [see our award-winning video of the last orangutan at this link]. They suggest that the virus responsible was not a new mutation, but a very old one - an ancient virus buried until now in high-latitude permafrost, set free by global warming. The virus may have plagued the ancestors of the modern great apes more than one hundred thousand years ago.
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Shiloh then closed her eyes, tightly wrapped the blanket around herself, and squeezed her eyes shut to try to force herself to go to sleep.
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