'Sup, strumpets? Welcome to part 5 of my
Frankenstein's Awakening
Series!! I hope that everyone [minus the person who gave me a 2-star rating] is having a fantastic week!
[Just kidding, you too buddy.]
After hammering out the first 4 chapters, I wanted to let the story breathe for a while - but I just couldn't stop thinking about all of the juicy, intimate moments I have rattling about in my horny brain for future Adam. This chapter is the first step into our Franky Boy's vibrant, erotic future and I hope that y'all like it!
(This chapter also draws direct inspiration from my first-ever gay thoughts back in high school... and hoooo boy, what a big soft mess I was.)
Context note, for those of you just tuning in: At the very end of Part 4, Frankenstein's 'monster' was finally given a name. His name is Adam.
And once again, βΌοΈCONTENT WARNINGβΌοΈ for cis-centric language and heteronormativity, as were commonly preached in the literature of the time.
π Love, Your Local Transmasc Horndog π
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I was laying in bed, examining a wild pansy flower beneath the warm glow of sunset. At just the right angle, the light would shine through the thin petals and reveal the unimaginably delicate veins within.
This flower had been flattened, folded within a parchment and placed gently into my gloved hand. A keepsake from my very first venture into society, given to me by a young gentleman I had met earlier that day.
Fred.
Fredrich Hirschfeld.
I mouthed his name, bringing the pansy down to my nose for a smell.
Our meeting was fleeting, but everything about Fredrich felt good inside of my head.
Small spectacles perched atop the bold curve of his nose. The high, sure lilt of his voice. The way that his hair glowed reddish wherever the sun touched it.
I wondered how Fred's hair smelled.
The warm tingle in my loins from earlier was beginning to return, but before I could touch myself I was called down to dinner.
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The Doctor and his laboratory assistant (Mr. BrΓΌckner) were seated across from each other, a bowl of colorful fruits from today's voyage resting between them. As I approached the table the Doctor broke into a glowing grin and stood, raising his goblet ceremoniously in my direction.
"Our brave adventurer has come to join us! Here, here!"
Katrina emerged from the kitchen to join the men in their applause, painting my cheeks a soft red. I sat as Katrina poured a steaming ribbon of tea into my goblet, departing to the kitchen with a quiet, "You did wonderfully today!" and a reassuring pat on my shoulder.
It was all so much, but I couldn't help but to smile back.
"Thank you, everyone... it was a wonderful day indeed."
We ate our dinner enthusiastically, occasionally punctuating the soft night air with quips about the day.
As we finished, the Doctor turned towards me with another glowing smile.
"So,
Adam.
Do you have any thoughts about your name?"
"It came as such a surprise to me, and in the heat of the moment... I had not realized that I had no name, until I was asked," I said.
The Doctor's smile faltered.
"I admit that the name had been on my mind for a while, as a possibility. Although it is your name, and you have every right to reconsider it or change it. Seeing as you had no choice in your creation, it is more than fair now that you have a say in this part of yourself."
I had a choice? I could choose my own name...?
There were so many people that I could be.
But something about the sound of the word
Adam
felt so warm, so utterly right. I could not pinpoint why exactly, but I wanted to keep it. It felt like mine.
"I think that I like it," I said, returning the smile.
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Dinner couldn't have ended soon enough, as I had been desperately aching and tingling for release ever since the afternoon at the haberdashery. I practically ran up to my bedroom, shutting the door with a stealthy