Euripides Fountain

By Stephen Shypitka

For a privileged few.
Party like it's 1999.
They have unlocked the key to immortality, thanks to the altering of their telomeres the wealthy enjoy the "high life" and live to be 300; meanwhile, the poor are relegated to work and die short.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Stephen Shypitka
• Release date: Mar 6, 2011
• ISBN: 9781458016058

Stephen Shypitka

Stephen's eBooks have sold across 4 continents in Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Jamaica, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Romania, Switzerland the UK and the US. His online success has allowed his work to be noticed, read and savoured with his fiction for our times that turns heads, crosses genres and connects us all. Stephen was born in British Columbia, Canada an alumnus of USC film school in Los Angeles, he has taught the craft and loves to travel.

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Max was compact just like his name. And she was Sirel like in surreal, and together, this was not unlike a dream.

He was hot for her it was obvious. The bulb of his sex head pressed against his thin, designer, metro, panties so you could see he was turned on. Painfully so. But instead of reaching for her, he reached for it, Triol. She had been keeping him waiting and he was tired of playing. He never had to wait for anything such was his future. Injecting it all into the side of his neck with a quick, slap, happy slam of the air needle against his carotid artery. Opting out as the drug opted in.

The white sticky Triol was a powerful narcotic that triggered the male half of the species to think you were injecting yourself with spunk. The irony was not lost. You want to get off? Penetrate yourself with Triol. When used too quickly it could cause repeated orgasm to the point of convulsions. It made most women drool as a side effect, men were spared that, but it made their ejaculate fire inward against their kidneys. No-fuss, no-muss. That's