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Virtual Loveby Helen E. H. Madden © 2010
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"Dude, this is fucked up." "Messed up, Derek. This is messed up. Language please. There is a lady present." "Language my ass, Harmon. Hinata-chan doesn't care if I swear, do you Hinata-chan?" "Many apologies, Derek-san, but my delicate ears are not programmed to tolerate such coarse vocabulary." "Ah Jesus. Harmon, you're sucking all the fun out of your girlfriend, you know that?" "Language!" Dylan sat at a scarred Formica table inside Mondo World, the fast food restaurant where he worked, surrounded by his closest friends. Today was his first day back since Momoko-chan's accident. He'd taken a week off to mourn, and had only come back when his mother threatened to kick him out of the house if he didn't pay up his share of the utilities. He still carried Momoko-chan with him; at least, he carried her game console. The sleek blue plastic device sat on the table between him, Derek and Harmon. Derek shoved some fries into his mouth, wiped his greasy fingers on his shirt, and picked the device up to study the charred spots on the back. "Huh. Looks like the battery pack overheated when you got it wet then fried the processor. This is one dead console, my friend." Dylan winced. "Don't use that word." "What word?" "Dead. Don't say she's dead." "Yes, that was pretty tactless, Derek," Harmon said, pushing his glasses up his thin nose. "Oh. Sorry dude. I didn't mean dead dead. I meant... well, I meant the console's pretty much fried." Dylan rubbed his face, feeling the week's worth of stubble that had accumulated during his period of mourning. "You think you can fix it, Derek?" His friend pushed the console back to him. "No way. Your best bet is to buy a new console and load it with Momoko-chan's back-up. It'll cost you, but you were due for an upgrade anyway." Dylan's stomach gave a sick lurch. "Load her back-up?" "Yeah. You did back her up, right?" "Oh fuck." "I believe that would be a 'no,'" Harmon said, dryly. "Dylan, Dylan, Dylan. You idiot." Dylan's head hit the table hard enough to make it bounce. "Hey Dylan. Hey Derek, Harmon." The friendly greeting announced the arrival of Kyle, one of Dylan's coworkers. "Man, what's wrong? You guys look like somebody died." "Don't say that word!" Dylan shouted without lifting up his head. "Dylan lost his girlfriend last week," Derek said in a hushed tone. "Lost? What do you mean lost? She's sitting right there on the table in front of him." Dylan hit the table with his head again. He wanted to scream. "No, Kyle," Harmon went on in very patient tones. "This was Momoko-chan's console. Dylan had an accident, and... well, Momoko-chan is no longer with us. Dylan is grieving now, so please show a little sympathy." "Grieving? Jeeze Dylan, it was just a game!" Dylan felt the table shift as Kyle took a seat. He glared up at the smiling but painfully ignorant face of his coworker. "It was not just a game!" Dylan snapped. "Momoko-chan was the most significant, most intimate relationship of my life. She was more than just my girlfriend, she was my everything! How would you feel if Addie just suddenly up and died on you?" "Not the same thing, bro. Addie's a real person. Momo-chan is just a game. You can reload her." "Momoko-chan," Harmon corrected Kyle. "And he can't reload her because he didn't back her up." "Oh. Well I guess that kind of sucks." "Yeah, well kind of fuck you, Kyle!" Dylan snarled. Kyle held up his hands. "Hey, Dylan, lighten up. Look, I know you really enjoyed this Virtual Love game, and Momoko-chan obviously meant something to you." He took a poke at the dead console. "But maybe this is a good thing. You know, maybe this is the push you need to get more involved in real life. You know, date a real girl?" "Dude, who wants a real girl?" Derek protested. "The Virtual Love hotties are the bomb. They do whatever you want, whenever you want, and never argue with you. Unlike your wetware girlfriend. How many times have you and Addie broken up?" Kyle laughed. "More times than I can count, but hey, the make-up sex is always fantastic! And you can't even have sex with one of those game girls." "Not true!" Derek shot back. "All you have to do is buy a vibro-sleeve—" "Trust me, man, not the same thing at all. Not even close. No stupid plastic sleeve is ever going to replicate what it feels like to stick your cock inside a real pussy." "Gentlemen, please!" Harmon interrupted. "Must this conversation focus on such a disgusting topic?" "Oh yeah, we forgot," Derek drawled. "You and Hinata-chan don't do the nasty, do you?" "Ours is a pure love," Harmon replied, buttoning up his cardigan. "You and that slut Kimi-chan wouldn't understand. Speaking of which, where is Kimi-chan?" "Oh. Uh, my dad sort of confiscated her." "He what?" Even Dylan looked up at that. "Dude, what are you talking about? Why'd your old man take Kimi-chan?" Derek shrugged. "I got fired. Dad says if I can't keep a job, I can't keep Kimi-chan either. He's holding her hostage until I get a new job and pay off what I owe him on the repairs to the car." "You still haven't paid that off yet?" Kyle asked. "When'd you wreck his car? Last year?" "Lay off. I don't need you nagging me too." Kyle sighed. "Well I hope you get a new job soon. I'd hate to think what your old man might be doing with your girlfriend while he's got his hands on her." "Dude! That's just wrong!" Derek protested. "Yes, Kyle, Harmon added. Very disgusting. Thank you for putting that image in our heads. Not that it would happen, of course. Even Derek is smart enough to set the security lock on his girlfriend." Derek frowned. "Uh, security lock?" "I stand corrected," Harmon said, shaking his head. "No security lock, no back-up files. Why do I hang out with you morons again?" "I don't know, man," Kyle said. "Especially since you obviously think you got everything you need right there in that little plastic box. Anyway, I gotta split, guys. I promised Addie we'd look at apartments tonight. Now that I've been promoted to shift manager, she's finally agreed to move in with me!" He stood and sauntered off, the smile across his face growing wider as a skinny blonde with mild acne pushed through the restaurant doors. "Addie, babe! You ready to go?" Dylan, Derek and Harmon watched Kyle and his girlfriend head out, arm in arm. They made it all of five feet before they started arguing as they walked. "What does he see in her?" Harmon asked. "She's nowhere near as pretty or as pleasant as Hinata-chan. Oh well. Some questions are better left unanswered." He also stood up. "I'm afraid I must depart as well. I'm taking Hinata-chan to the museum this afternoon to see the new Impressionist exhibit, and I promised Mother we'd be home in time for dinner. So we must hurry. See you gentlemen later. Come along, my dear Hinata-chan." "Yes, Harmon-san! Were going to the art museum? I'm so excited!" Harmon exited, Hinata-chan's pink console tucked in the crook of his arm. Derek turned to Dylan and made a motion of sticking his finger down his throat. "What a loser. He's so spun up about that mushy chivalry crap, I bet he won't even jerk off with Hinata-chan in the same room. If he allows himself to jerk off. Anyway, I gotta go too, dude." Derek stood up. "I got a job interview at the Pizza Shack and I don't want to be late. The sooner I get a job, the sooner I get Kimi-chan back from my dad. Why don't you go over to Big Buy after work and check out the newest models? The latest Virtual Love gals just came out and they're supposed to be way more flexible that the old Momoko-chan unit. You might even be able to pick up a vibro-sleeve on sale." "Yeah. Great. I'll do that. Right after I finish burying Momoko-chan in the backyard." Derek sighed. "Whatever, dude. See you around." "Yeah. See you." * * *
That afternoon, after he got off work, Dylan headed out to Big Buy. Maybe Derek was wrong. Maybe somebody at the store could fix his darling Momoko-chan. At the very least, they might be able to retrieve her from the burnt-out console and install her into a new one. He would pay any price to get his beloved back. But all thoughts of Momoko-chan fled his brain when he reached the game counter and spied a slim woman with spiky red hair. She turned to him and smiled. "Welcome to Big Buy! Can I help you with something?" Dylan stared at the woman. Her bright eyes sparkled in a way that sent shivers up and down his spine. He snuck a quick glance at her breasts. They were small and firm, and obviously free from the confines of a bra beneath her ripped t-shirt. The name tag above the left one read, "Lolly." When Lolly stepped a bit closer, Dylan felt his cock stiffen. It hadn't done that since Momoko-chan had died. "Uh, hello?" Lolly asked, still smiling. "Did you need something?" "Wha— Oh, yeah! I uh, I wanted to buy... something. Uh, do you have the latest game consoles for Virtual Love?" The girl's smile withered into a disappointed frown. "The dating game? Yeah, we've got them here. Were you looking for any particular model?" Two hours later, Dylan hurried into his house and past his mother who shouted at him that he would need to reheat his own dinner because she sure as heck wasn't doing it for him. He ignored her and headed downstairs to his basement room where, after locking the door, he pulled out a brand new Virtual Love game console. His mother would shit when she saw the charges on her credit card, but Dylan didn't care. He stroked the deep purple plastic longingly for a few moments then pressed the 'on' button. The screen came to life. "Welcome to Virtual Love," said a blank-faced female. "I am Sakura-chan. Please customize me to suit your needs. I am happy to make your acquaintance." With a broad grin, Dylan punched at the control buttons. It only took him fifteen minutes to give Sakura-chan red spiky hair, a slim build, small breasts and a ripped t-shirt with no bra underneath. "Thank you, Dylan-san!" the virtual girl said as she admired her new appearance. "You've made me look so beautiful! Are there any further changes you'd like to make?" "Um, just one. Can I call you Lolly-chan?" The girl on the screen smiled. "Oh Dylan-san, you may call me anything you want!" _______
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