Emoter: Volume 02 of 10

The man who unintentionally saw her initial intimacy suddenly dies and she has to save him, for her own sake. Is it possible that he can purposely make her feel as good as she felt accidently? Unable to banish all doubts, Lynn Sue decides she can trust him enough to take a few steps to find out if intimacy can be safely enjoyed and each step seems to encourage her to take more, but to where?

A peek inside:

A couple of hours later after typing, editing, revising, discussing, calculating, and guestimating, they decide to take a snack break before they go on. They’re about to do another review when Mariam’s phone rings. Checking to see who it is before she answers, she hits the record button and says, “Hello, Julie. What’s . . .”

“I want more.”

“More? More what?”

“I’m sorry, I’ve tried to take some time to calm down before I called, but . . . . You know those emotional recordings that you sent Todd earlier today that came in after the Project was defunded?”

"I sent several.”

“Did you look at the charts before you sent them?”

“Yeah.”

“There were two that should have stood out as being different.”

“I was wondering if they were real, they seemed so clean,” Mariam gives a grin and a thumbs up to Lynn Sue.

Julie proclaims, “They’re the real thing all right. The one marked sixth-day is unique. Total confusion so strong I could taste it for several minutes, then like a wall, a couple of minutes of such contentment as I’ve never felt, then another wall and total confusion. I have no idea what the person recording it was going through. It must have been a really strange situation to flip flop confusion and contentment so strongly and so suddenly. I would love to slip that confusion into the drink of politicians as they’re giving their speeches. I’m not sure who would want to buy a dose of confusion, but that recording you sent would do it for them. For the contentment bit, if we can set that up to cycle for several minutes, it’s an instant best seller for people who are compatible with the receiving equipment.

“The one marked third-day, all I can say is WOW. Over the months of testing, we’ve had a number of sexual pleasure recordings with a composite score of four, but of the rather few that had a clean score of four they had to be more intense than the one marked third-day because overall they weren’t as clean. Even though the sexual pleasure portion scored the same, the presence of other emotions muddies the water, so to speak. As a tester, we notice it. If we can set this third-day one to cycle for several minutes, we have another instant best seller.

“I can’t imagine what caused that person to go from almost no emotion to pure sexual pleasure in a heartbeat. Whatever it was, I loved it. Poor Todd didn’t know what hit him when the recording was done and I attacked him. He’s not complaining though. After I calmed down, we waited awhile and ran the sixth-day one a couple of times and then did the third-day one again and it was just as great the second time around. I’m half inclined to break all of the rules to find that participant and have them live with a headband. The confusion was excellent and the other two were as pure as freshly fallen snow.”

Mariam suggests, “Let’s not go breaking those rules, that might ruin any possibility of the Project getting sold and used properly. The best we can do is if somebody picks up the Project and wants to keep to the intent and is willing to listen to us during the two week training period, then we can try to contact the participant through the bank and hope they respond and are willing to continue participating. In the meantime, enjoy what you have and we’ll hope for the best.”

“You’re right.” Julie almost sighs, “It just seems almost criminal that something so wonderful can be so easily ignored or tossed out.”