Traumas: A Narrative Fiction

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Carrie was eager with anticipation when I applied power. The glass tube lit up with a bright violet color, much like a neon tube. The tube was clear and you could see sparks inside jumping to the round metal disk at the end, each time it made a faint crackling noise.

I cautiously moved my finger to the tip of the glass tube. As I put my finger close to the tube I could feel a slight electrical charge, not painful but tingling.

“Let me try uncle bob,” as she moved her finger to the tube.

“Oh, that’s a weird feeling.”

We played with settings, creating different sensations, illuminated by a violet glow. We shut down the machine once we were satisfied that it worked safely.

Carrie handed me another paper to read, “Check this out uncle Bob, it’s about violet rays giving orgasms.” …show more content…
She was trying to get off, breathing heavily in short bursts. Her fingers were working away feverishly at her clit you could hear her wetness sloshing with each stroke.

The other knob on the machine adjusted the frequency of the pulses; I carefully moved it to halfway as Carrie continued to finger her pussy. The increase in frequency must have done the trick as she let out a scream and started jerking as each wave of her orgasm went through her.

When she slowed the jerking movement, I turned down the frequency and power. The violet glow began to dim as though it had worn itself out, then I turned off the machine.

“Oh, Uncle Bob, that was fantastic, the machine is marvelous.”

“I want to go for a toe curling orgasm next; you have to do my clit with it.”

“Let’s hold off and let the machine cool down.”

I wanted to make sure she didn’t suffer any after effects of the machine. I picked up my magnifying glass and told her, “I want to make sure the machine didn’t burn your nipple.”

I carefully inspected her nipple and areola for any burns or skin damage, when I finished, I gently kissed her
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