Changling

‘Course you can,’ Doreen replied, giving him a big hug. ‘You can stay as long as you like.....and we can have lots more fun. Would you like that?’ He grasped Colin's erection through his spunk-wet pants - Doreen's daughter's spunk-wet pants - and the resultant surge was answer enough. He continued. ‘Tell you what, why don't you be a proper girl for me. I'm sure that there's some more of my daughter's clothes that fit you, and I'll make you up. Like that?’ Colin could only nod yet again, and Doreen rose and drew him to his feet. ‘Come on!’ Doreen said, wrapping an arm around the lad's waist. ‘Let's go explore Sarah's bedroom.’

They only travelled next door, entering a room that could have only belonged to an adolescent girl. Chaos reigned, the sort that had a sort of mindlessness about it; Colin's room was something similar. The bed was unmade and piled with used and unused clothes. CDs and records were strewn about the floor, magazines and books piled high on every surface. Auntie Doreen rummaged around, gathering up items of his daughter's wear that would suit Colin, once again falling into that endless chatter. Only this time Colin wasn't mesmerised by it and let his gaze wander over the room. There were certain things that didn't seem right. A shower was built into one corner of the room and the curtain was drawn back. Nothing special about that - except, next to it and also curtained like the shower, was a lavatory. The privacy provided for the former seemed inadequate for the latter, nor did the stainless steel rings set onto the walls of both seem normal. Funny. Colin's gaze turned to the bed. Lying on the pillow was a false prick - he had seen enough of them from swapped mags to identify one - but this one seemed inordinately large and covered with knobs. A similar device stood on the bedside cupboard: this one, however, split into two prongs and Colin had no trouble guessing where the second, thinner, prong went. Then he noticed another door in the room, in the far corner, that could only lead into the room they had just left.