CR-227: A Short Story

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She stood at the foot of the bed admiring his lean, but muscular body and how his erect cock invited her in. She licked her lips as she slowly crept onto the bed, straddling his legs and running her hands up his thighs. When she finally reached his manhood, she allowed her hands to stroke his pelvis, being careful to only allow an occasional brush up against his shaft or sack. It was her turn to tease him, to get him back for what he done to her.
She could tell he was frustrated because his cock throbbed slightly, squeezing out a bead of his juices. She licked her lips in anticipation and went in. She used her tongue on the tip of his head, swirling it around it and allowing it to slightly push past her lips. While her tongue went to work of his tip, one hand stroked his shaft and the other was holding his jewels. She could
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CR-227 was solely responsible for the deaths of billions of humans, thrusting society into the dark ages. The only hope for people was a vaccine, but the vaccine was only being distributed at medical camps. The deal was that you could receive a dose, but you must remain in the camps for further testing and observation. Reasons for this were unknown, but people had no choice but to agree to the terms.
Medical camps were owned, organized, and ran by a large pharmaceutical company known as Conatral. They were best known for their failed drugs and unethical testing practices, but again, no one had a choice to believe in their vaccines.
May 2025, Stella arrived in a small medical camp in the north with her mother and father. Upon entering the facilities, they were stripped of all their belongings, including the clothes they were wearing. Men in hazmat suits guided them from station to station. The first stop was the group showers; here they were scrubbed from head to toe with searing water and harsh

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