Story cover for The Muse in the Machine by mistaspoon
The Muse in the Machine
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Complete, First published Apr 26, 2017
Mature
Stella works as a Muse. From a run down call centre in Los Angeles she wirelessly inhabits the bodies of sex dolls. The men get off on knowing that there is a real woman in there somewhere, behind the robotic eyes.  The tech is basic and it's a lousy job with lousy pay. But then Stella and her friend get a better offer, working for a de-regulated company with more advanced tech and a pay rise that could make them rich.
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17 parts Ongoing

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