"I feel so stupid."
"You're telling me!"
Jim walked into the mall. Sharon found the pressure exerted on her shaft by Jim's jeans a little unconfortable, but was not denying that whenever he moved a step all of her small body felt pretty warm and very nice. Since she wanted to see where they were going, they figured out that the best way to do so was for her to straighten herself up - Sharon could control the rigidity, and to some extent the length, of her phallic portion quite easily - and peek out of Jim's shirt, between two buttons.
Jim was walking fast, although Sharon was to all purposes invisible unless someone tore his shirt off; the toy store was about halfway through the gallery. The store owner paid little attention to Jim, who - not wanting to be recognized browsing for Barbie dolls - asked him advice on what to get for a little sister. He was shown seven Barbies with different outfits, five of which Sharon refused by shaking her head vigorously - the discovery that Jim felt everything Sharon felt was not unexpected, and in this case turned out to have some use.
Jim walked out with two Barbie dolls, whose boxes he promptly opened; he passed the outfits - a knee-length skirt and, surprisingly, some sort of swimsuit - to Sharon through his shirt.
Riding a bicycle - even a sail-equipped one - when your own dick is trying to get dressed can be a somewhat unnerving, if not totally unpleasant, experience. (I checked, Jim is still in high school in this line. Makes me wonder what are Sharon's specifications.). Jim ran upstairs and locked himself in his bedroom, then unbuttoned his shirt to let Sharon out.
Using nothing but her teeth, Sharon had managed to adapt the skirt to her three-breasted busts, and get it on. She bent forward and elongated enough for Jim to see her as if she still had her legs, then smiled weakly.
"What do you think?"
"Wow, you look... radiant."
Jim meant it. That ocean blue, no-frills skirt did wonders to emphasize Sharon's dark red hair and green glistening eyes. Why didn't he just think about something that simple for a present?
"Because you're a total tech-freak, and can't live without messing things around, that's why." Sharon made a mock-annoyed face and enjoyed Jim's look of astonishment.
"Did you read my m-"
"No, you silly! Jim'we've known each other for four years, we've always been very close... well, never THIS close, actually... if you minded machines less and people more, you'd see that it's so easy to understand what people think!"
Wed Apr 26 13:19:01 2000