Author's Note:
In every generation there surely must be young women whose natural sexuality is affected by ignorance or their circumstances -- or both. This would have been particularly true in the days before the Internet, which has, for all its faults, allowed people to learn of things that might otherwise not be spoken of.
'The Accumulator'
is a fanciful tale of such a girl, who discovers her mojo and much more with the help of a fraudulent inventor.
It is, of course, a work of fiction and the characters within it, except for Wilhelm Reich, are entirely the product of my imagination -- so if you think you know them, you don't! And yes, everyone in this story engaged in sexual activity is over the age of 18.
Hot_Sister.
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THE ACCUMULATOR
September 1941
Stanley Greenhough carefully tightened the final screw in the new device, wiped his hands on an oily rag and stood back to admire his work. The cabinet stood before him, its lacquered surface gleaming under the garage lights and its brass fittings shining like strips of burnished gold on every edge. The inlaid tortoiseshell parquetry oozed expensive grandeur and the squat legs gave it a curiously old fashioned appearance, rather like the cabinets of the Victorian period, but he didn't mind. If anything, it gave the device an air of respectability -- something Millie would trust, for he knew she was an old-fashioned girl at heart.
The thought of Millie sent Stanley's mind racing and he sat down on the nearby bench to contemplate her. Millicent Anastasia Brown, his next-door neighbour. A trim girl of nineteen years...no, twenty. A shy, retiring girl who wore her clothes long to better hide her sleek limbs from lustful gaze. Stanley had never seen her limbs, but he had peeped at her trim ankles as she sat beside him from time to time, and he had seen the smooth pale skin of her wrists at the point they disappeared into the sleeves of whatever dress she was wearing. Her wrists and ankles were the stuff of his dreams, for they hinted at what lay beyond them. A long way beyond, it was true, but Stanley could envisage those forbidden treasures and although it seemed unlikely, he had resolved to possess them.
The question was, how? Millie's mother was a formidable woman in both temperament and stature. Aside from her physical size, which was considerable, she was the owner of a sharp tongue and a pair of icy blue eyes that seemed to perceive every impure thought in his heart. The woman was always there when Stanley called on her daughter, so finding time alone with Millie was difficult enough: but when he did, he seemed so shy and tongue-tied that any progress towards intimacy was glacially slow.
Stan groaned inwardly as he remembered the last time they had snatched a few moments together, sitting on the verandah of her house sipping lemonade. Millie looked especially delicious in a dress of white muslin with blue trimmings, her perfect little oval face peeping from beneath the chic beret and her eyes filled with life and laughter. Mrs. Brown -- Maude, although he could never call her that -- had retired inside for a few moments and he had seized the opportunity to tell the girl of his undying love.
"Millie -" he started. He lifted his hand as if to seize hers, but it fluttered unbidden to his lap instead.
"Yes Stanley?" She turned to look at him, those wondrous blue eyes windows into her soul. The words he had so carefully prepared fled in an instant to be replaced by an empty void. He stared at her silently.
"Yes, Stanley?" she repeated at length.
"I er...um...well, I - I wanted to tell you I hold you in high regard."
Millie's face lit up in a smile of unimaginable beauty, and Stanley's mind twisted into an even tighter knot of confusion. He had planned to use simple language -- to tell her he was hopelessly in love with her, and he dreamed of her every night and every waking minute of each day.
"Well, that's very kind of you Stanley," she said. "I hold you in similar regard. In fact - her eyelashes fluttered briefly -- "you are my very best friend."
Stanley didn't want to be her friend. He wanted to kiss those full, rosy lips, to feel her hot breath against his cheek as he drew his tongue over the soft, white flesh of her neck. He wanted to lift those voluminous petticoats to bury his face between her ivory thighs -- to ravish her trembling body. He imagined the little gasps of pleasure she would emit with every long, trembling stroke into her soft, subservient core, and the words she would whisper, urging him on -
"Stanley?" she was regarding him, her face creased in concern. "Are you all right?"
"Yes, yes, Mille. I'm sorry...I just -- thought of something."
"You turned quite red in the face."
"I'm sorry. I was just thinking." He paused, his mind imaging the horror she would feel had she guessed his imaginings. "I was thinking...well, perhaps I might take you out one evening." His eyes flickered to hers for a moment, judging the impact of his words. "Perhaps to a show, or for a dinner somewhere? We could be home by eight, so it would not be late. Do you think your mother might agree?"
Mille stared at the young man before her. She had seen that expression before: a longing for her as one might desire a puppy or an exquisite china doll of flawless porcelain. He was so shy and staid. Didn't he know that beneath this virginal dress her heart ached for someone to rescue her from the cloying life she led? To bring vitality and excitement to the long, dull days she spent under the suffocating presence of her mother? Clearly he did not, and she sighed inwardly. Stanley was the most eligible young man she knew, but he was so timid.
"Well you should ask her, Stanley," she replied primly. A man who could not even stand up to her mother was hardly likely to bring the things she longed to do.
"I -- uh, I will," he said, wretchedly. He could see she didn't like the idea of going out with him. Poor Millie. She was filled with virtuosity and he despaired of ever seeing her knees, yet alone the delicious little cleft he dreamed of each night. "I will ask her at the earliest opportunity."
But he hadn't. Maude Brown had sailed out onto the verandah like a battleship and he had crept home not long after with a mumbled goodbye to Millie and an aching groin. He had not seen anything more that afternoon than he had at any other time, but just being near her was enough to fill him with lust. He had hurried back to the bathroom of his house and relieved himself, imagining the thick ropes of sperm leaping from the eye of his cock was hosing her insides instead of splattering in the basin before him.
This state of affairs might have gone on forever but for a chance advertisement he had seen in the National Chronicle a few days later. It was a small column, lurking towards the back of the newspaper as if hiding, but the moment he saw it he knew his prayers might now be answered. He recalled its words: