Night Bear's Night Mares
by DiscipleN
Chapter 1
"Now that's a surprise." Molly Barker's smile widened. "It's bigger than I expected." Newly nine years old, Greta Barker was too intent upon tearing away her birthday present's wrapper to care about her mother's surprise.
The father, Jake Barker, held out his phone, video recording and streaming to his grandmother. January Felding lived in a convalescent home, at the humbling age of 104. She was delighted to attend her great-granddaughter's birthday, if virtually. Jan was not shy around technology, having working for IBM in the fifties. She had coordinated the women programmers who were common for that era. "It's one of those talking bears." She beamed into her computer tablet which was mounted on her small desk. Jan was too weak and too shaky to hold the tablet, but she could still walk a mile every day with her roller/walker, although it took a couple hours.
The toy bear was the size of twin-size pillow, much larger than it had looked online. Upon lifting the cardboard lid, it was designed to say, "I love you!"
Greta squealed! Her face lit up like the Fourth of July at sunset. She worked madly to free her new 'friend' from its cardboard prison.
"How are we going to break it to her that only humans can love?" Jake said to his wife, half joking.
"Jake," His grandmother asked. "Would you step into the kitchen for a second?"
"Sure." He strode out of the living room and into the kitchen all the way to the stove, assuming she wanted privacy. "What's up?"
"I'm afraid I spent too much on the gift."
"You would think that." Jake glared. "But it's my money you're spending, and I didn't get to be a vice president by being cheap."
She shook her wrinkled head. "I suppose. If I hadn't funded that foreign exchange student, Gary Tien, I wouldn't have found out about the toy. Supposedly it's the hottest thing since hula hoops, in China. It was expensive as heck to get one shipped to the states from Taiwan. They're a limited production, with all units slated for the vast Chinese market. Even the Taiwanese can't buy them."
"I love you, Greatness."
"I love you, but I'll tell you a secret." January smiled. "I love your daughter a lot more."
"I may have great privilege and wealth, Gran, but I don't want Greta to grow up spoiled. Molly and I are united to instill empathy for humanity and charity into our daughter."
"That's good, Jake. But a grandmother's role is to spoil her grandchildren. As Greta's great gran, that goes squared. Deal with it." The old woman sighed. "Bring her more often when you visit. I'm a little tired now. Give her extra hugs and kisses for me."
"We'll fly out there again, soon." He assured her. They parted waving into their respective cameras.
"I'll always tell you the truth - Greta." A firm, masculine voice creaked upon speaking the little girl's name. Jake returned to the living room. His wife, Molly, was amazed. "It asked her name, and then it spoke it!" She looked at him, her surprise doubled.
"It's a boy, Mommy!" Greta hugged the bear which wasn't much smaller than her.
The AI driven toy sensed an opening in the conversation. "What's my name, Greta?" Its packaging was labeled, Ted D. Rapsin Too, an obvious, brand name knock-off. The toy wasn't allowed to be sold in the US. Manufactured in Taiwan, it was exclusively exported to mainland China. Yet it spoke excellent English, no doubt as well as Mandarin and Cantonese.
"Isn't your name, Teddy?" Greta asked.
"I'm not sure if it'll understand that, Sweetheart." Jake intervened to soften potential disappointment.
"That's not my name, Greta." Whenever the toy spoke her name, its smooth, manly voice grated slightly, as if those syllables were generated differently than its regular voice. "There are many kinds of bears, Greta. My kind is called Ted D. Rapsin Too. But I would love it, if you gave me a name that was all my own."
Jake's ears twitched. It sounded as if 'Rapsin' had been pronounced "Rapes-in." The ridiculous notion was swept away by his curiosity. What would Greta name her amazing toy? He and Molly held their breaths.
"Oh, gosh!" Greta's mouth fell open. Her little jaw dangled as she tried to think of a name. She took a deep breath and her voice trembled. "How about, -- Oscar?"
"Say that name again, Greta." The toy had also asked to verify Greta's name before pronouncing it.
"Oscar?" Greta worried that her new friend wouldn't like it.
"Ozscar? Is that right? I like it, but I want to be sure."
"No, Oscar." Greta corrected.
"Oscar." The toy's confirmed with a forceful pronunciation.
"YES!" The little girl squealed again.
"I love my new name Oscar!" The toy exclaimed.
Neither Jake nor Molly were surprised at their daughter's choice. Oscar the grouch was her favorite Sesame St. character. Jake felt slightly embarrassed, because his daughter thought he sounded a lot Oscar when he scolded her - as a father sometimes must.
As a man, Jake was ok with confronting problems by calling them out. He was judicious about it and didn't just whine at every little thing. Still, when in a mood, the tone of his voice sounded similar to Oscar the Grouch. He would often play with his daughter, using his grouchy voice. Although slightly embarrassed, Jake felt a little honored by the name Greta had given to her incredible toy.
"Don't be too grouchy, Oscar." Greta warned her friend.
"Grouchy?" The toy paused as if requiring a moment to find a kid friendly response. "Only if you don't behave, Greta. I promise."
The little girl pouted slightly. She didn't want her friend to treat her like her father.
"Sweetheart, he must mean he might complain if you treat him badly." Jake subversively coaxed his daughter to take care of Oscar. She could get a little angry when frustrated during play.
Molly let out a held breath. The toy's response had made her wary.
"I won't hurt you ever, Oscar!" She picked up the large, stuffed bear and hugged it gently.
"I love hugs." Oscar encouraged. "I want hugs from everyone!"
"Mommy and Daddy, you have to hug him too." Molly held Oscar out to her father. Jake played along and gave the bear a pleasant hug. Just out of its plastic wrap, the smell of it didn't surprise him, but the odor was unlike the typical PVC outgassing. A cheaper plastic? He wondered. He hoped Taiwan's manufacturing quality was closer to Japan's than China's. He'd hate for the expensive toy to break down before Greta tired of it and treated Oscar like all the other gifts her great grandmother had given. Jake felt around the toy, detecting small lumps here and there behind plenty of protective stuffing. It seemed safe enough for Greta. He gave it to Molly who hugged it briefly and returned it to their beaming daughter.
"I'm going to play with Oscar, right now!" Greta dashed outside, leaving the smaller presents from her parents, unopened.
"I like to play!" Oscar affirmed.
"If you get him dirty, you'll have to clean it." Molly warned after her daughter. She had noticed its odor too. She bent down and lifted the carton. After extracting the manual, she handed the box to Jake and began to read.
Jake rummaged through the box and was intrigued by three metal tubes with caps on one end. They looked like tubes of toothpaste.
Molly read aloud. "Charge your Ted R. Rapsin Too with the fuel canisters supplied. Fresh canisters can be ordered from-"
"How often?" Jake immediately assumed they were like razor blades, a deliberate means to get more money from customers.
"Once a month, but one canister has six charges." Molly read. "I'm surprised it doesn't use batteries."
Jake shrugged. "That is odd, but Taiwan is known for outside-of-the-box, tech achievements. Many of their people get a science degree in America but then work in their own country."
"Greta will be bored with Oscar before her next birthday." Molly predicted. When she was ten, she was already stalking real live boys, stuffed animals mere room decorations forever after.
"Yup." Jake leered at his beautiful wife. The casual dress she wore couldn't hide her sexy figure. Nothing could. Jake preferred nothing. He set down the fuel cells and lifted her into his arms. Oscar's manual dropped to the floor.
"What if Greta-" Molly wanted to say their daughter might have questions about Oscar, but she wanted her man much more! They screwed in the kitchen until his cum dripped from her wet pussy. As veteran parents, they had become masters of the quickie.
When their daughter did return, Molly helped her to clean the dirt from Oscar's furry feet and soft rubber claws. "Getting dirty is fun!" Oscar peasantly mocked their efforts.
Greta opened her last presents before dinner. Molly had given her a golden hairbrush, and Jake's was a spelling game device. He had to scrounge batteries from a flashlight to get it working. Oscar made occasional comments. "I can tell stories." and "I like being with you, Greta."
For dessert, they had lit candles on a cake and sang the song and spanked her playfully on her lavender skirt's bum. After dinner, Molly suggested sending Greta to bed early, so the three of them could listen to one of Oscar's stories. The manual stated that he could fetch tales from the internet if there was a wifi connection.
"There once was three bears and a pretty little girl named, Greta."
Greta squealed.
Jake almost nodded off at the part where Greta tried the bowl of soup that was too hot. Molly urged her husband to stand. She told her daughter, "I'll tuck you into bed later, if you're still awake, Sweetheart. Happy birthday."
Jake wished his daughter the same.
"Night night!" Oscar could tell time. "Hugs?"
Greta made them hug him after hugging her. Several hours outside hadn't reduced the toy's odd scent, but Jake was too sleepy to care. Molly thought he was pretending. When they got into bed, she began kissing her manly husband, passionately. He told her he really was sleepy. It was only 8pm. Usually, he was the one to make the advances for a second bout in one day. Sometimes, he woke her up in the middle of the night to ejaculate for a third time into her Pill protected womb.
...to be continued...
by DiscipleN
Chapter 1
"Now that's a surprise." Molly Barker's smile widened. "It's bigger than I expected." Newly nine years old, Greta Barker was too intent upon tearing away her birthday present's wrapper to care about her mother's surprise.
The father, Jake Barker, held out his phone, video recording and streaming to his grandmother. January Felding lived in a convalescent home, at the humbling age of 104. She was delighted to attend her great-granddaughter's birthday, if virtually. Jan was not shy around technology, having working for IBM in the fifties. She had coordinated the women programmers who were common for that era. "It's one of those talking bears." She beamed into her computer tablet which was mounted on her small desk. Jan was too weak and too shaky to hold the tablet, but she could still walk a mile every day with her roller/walker, although it took a couple hours.
The toy bear was the size of twin-size pillow, much larger than it had looked online. Upon lifting the cardboard lid, it was designed to say, "I love you!"
Greta squealed! Her face lit up like the Fourth of July at sunset. She worked madly to free her new 'friend' from its cardboard prison.
"How are we going to break it to her that only humans can love?" Jake said to his wife, half joking.
"Jake," His grandmother asked. "Would you step into the kitchen for a second?"
"Sure." He strode out of the living room and into the kitchen all the way to the stove, assuming she wanted privacy. "What's up?"
"I'm afraid I spent too much on the gift."
"You would think that." Jake glared. "But it's my money you're spending, and I didn't get to be a vice president by being cheap."
She shook her wrinkled head. "I suppose. If I hadn't funded that foreign exchange student, Gary Tien, I wouldn't have found out about the toy. Supposedly it's the hottest thing since hula hoops, in China. It was expensive as heck to get one shipped to the states from Taiwan. They're a limited production, with all units slated for the vast Chinese market. Even the Taiwanese can't buy them."
"I love you, Greatness."
"I love you, but I'll tell you a secret." January smiled. "I love your daughter a lot more."
"I may have great privilege and wealth, Gran, but I don't want Greta to grow up spoiled. Molly and I are united to instill empathy for humanity and charity into our daughter."
"That's good, Jake. But a grandmother's role is to spoil her grandchildren. As Greta's great gran, that goes squared. Deal with it." The old woman sighed. "Bring her more often when you visit. I'm a little tired now. Give her extra hugs and kisses for me."
"We'll fly out there again, soon." He assured her. They parted waving into their respective cameras.
"I'll always tell you the truth - Greta." A firm, masculine voice creaked upon speaking the little girl's name. Jake returned to the living room. His wife, Molly, was amazed. "It asked her name, and then it spoke it!" She looked at him, her surprise doubled.
"It's a boy, Mommy!" Greta hugged the bear which wasn't much smaller than her.
The AI driven toy sensed an opening in the conversation. "What's my name, Greta?" Its packaging was labeled, Ted D. Rapsin Too, an obvious, brand name knock-off. The toy wasn't allowed to be sold in the US. Manufactured in Taiwan, it was exclusively exported to mainland China. Yet it spoke excellent English, no doubt as well as Mandarin and Cantonese.
"Isn't your name, Teddy?" Greta asked.
"I'm not sure if it'll understand that, Sweetheart." Jake intervened to soften potential disappointment.
"That's not my name, Greta." Whenever the toy spoke her name, its smooth, manly voice grated slightly, as if those syllables were generated differently than its regular voice. "There are many kinds of bears, Greta. My kind is called Ted D. Rapsin Too. But I would love it, if you gave me a name that was all my own."
Jake's ears twitched. It sounded as if 'Rapsin' had been pronounced "Rapes-in." The ridiculous notion was swept away by his curiosity. What would Greta name her amazing toy? He and Molly held their breaths.
"Oh, gosh!" Greta's mouth fell open. Her little jaw dangled as she tried to think of a name. She took a deep breath and her voice trembled. "How about, -- Oscar?"
"Say that name again, Greta." The toy had also asked to verify Greta's name before pronouncing it.
"Oscar?" Greta worried that her new friend wouldn't like it.
"Ozscar? Is that right? I like it, but I want to be sure."
"No, Oscar." Greta corrected.
"Oscar." The toy's confirmed with a forceful pronunciation.
"YES!" The little girl squealed again.
"I love my new name Oscar!" The toy exclaimed.
Neither Jake nor Molly were surprised at their daughter's choice. Oscar the grouch was her favorite Sesame St. character. Jake felt slightly embarrassed, because his daughter thought he sounded a lot Oscar when he scolded her - as a father sometimes must.
As a man, Jake was ok with confronting problems by calling them out. He was judicious about it and didn't just whine at every little thing. Still, when in a mood, the tone of his voice sounded similar to Oscar the Grouch. He would often play with his daughter, using his grouchy voice. Although slightly embarrassed, Jake felt a little honored by the name Greta had given to her incredible toy.
"Don't be too grouchy, Oscar." Greta warned her friend.
"Grouchy?" The toy paused as if requiring a moment to find a kid friendly response. "Only if you don't behave, Greta. I promise."
The little girl pouted slightly. She didn't want her friend to treat her like her father.
"Sweetheart, he must mean he might complain if you treat him badly." Jake subversively coaxed his daughter to take care of Oscar. She could get a little angry when frustrated during play.
Molly let out a held breath. The toy's response had made her wary.
"I won't hurt you ever, Oscar!" She picked up the large, stuffed bear and hugged it gently.
"I love hugs." Oscar encouraged. "I want hugs from everyone!"
"Mommy and Daddy, you have to hug him too." Molly held Oscar out to her father. Jake played along and gave the bear a pleasant hug. Just out of its plastic wrap, the smell of it didn't surprise him, but the odor was unlike the typical PVC outgassing. A cheaper plastic? He wondered. He hoped Taiwan's manufacturing quality was closer to Japan's than China's. He'd hate for the expensive toy to break down before Greta tired of it and treated Oscar like all the other gifts her great grandmother had given. Jake felt around the toy, detecting small lumps here and there behind plenty of protective stuffing. It seemed safe enough for Greta. He gave it to Molly who hugged it briefly and returned it to their beaming daughter.
"I'm going to play with Oscar, right now!" Greta dashed outside, leaving the smaller presents from her parents, unopened.
"I like to play!" Oscar affirmed.
"If you get him dirty, you'll have to clean it." Molly warned after her daughter. She had noticed its odor too. She bent down and lifted the carton. After extracting the manual, she handed the box to Jake and began to read.
Jake rummaged through the box and was intrigued by three metal tubes with caps on one end. They looked like tubes of toothpaste.
Molly read aloud. "Charge your Ted R. Rapsin Too with the fuel canisters supplied. Fresh canisters can be ordered from-"
"How often?" Jake immediately assumed they were like razor blades, a deliberate means to get more money from customers.
"Once a month, but one canister has six charges." Molly read. "I'm surprised it doesn't use batteries."
Jake shrugged. "That is odd, but Taiwan is known for outside-of-the-box, tech achievements. Many of their people get a science degree in America but then work in their own country."
"Greta will be bored with Oscar before her next birthday." Molly predicted. When she was ten, she was already stalking real live boys, stuffed animals mere room decorations forever after.
"Yup." Jake leered at his beautiful wife. The casual dress she wore couldn't hide her sexy figure. Nothing could. Jake preferred nothing. He set down the fuel cells and lifted her into his arms. Oscar's manual dropped to the floor.
"What if Greta-" Molly wanted to say their daughter might have questions about Oscar, but she wanted her man much more! They screwed in the kitchen until his cum dripped from her wet pussy. As veteran parents, they had become masters of the quickie.
When their daughter did return, Molly helped her to clean the dirt from Oscar's furry feet and soft rubber claws. "Getting dirty is fun!" Oscar peasantly mocked their efforts.
Greta opened her last presents before dinner. Molly had given her a golden hairbrush, and Jake's was a spelling game device. He had to scrounge batteries from a flashlight to get it working. Oscar made occasional comments. "I can tell stories." and "I like being with you, Greta."
For dessert, they had lit candles on a cake and sang the song and spanked her playfully on her lavender skirt's bum. After dinner, Molly suggested sending Greta to bed early, so the three of them could listen to one of Oscar's stories. The manual stated that he could fetch tales from the internet if there was a wifi connection.
"There once was three bears and a pretty little girl named, Greta."
Greta squealed.
Jake almost nodded off at the part where Greta tried the bowl of soup that was too hot. Molly urged her husband to stand. She told her daughter, "I'll tuck you into bed later, if you're still awake, Sweetheart. Happy birthday."
Jake wished his daughter the same.
"Night night!" Oscar could tell time. "Hugs?"
Greta made them hug him after hugging her. Several hours outside hadn't reduced the toy's odd scent, but Jake was too sleepy to care. Molly thought he was pretending. When they got into bed, she began kissing her manly husband, passionately. He told her he really was sleepy. It was only 8pm. Usually, he was the one to make the advances for a second bout in one day. Sometimes, he woke her up in the middle of the night to ejaculate for a third time into her Pill protected womb.
...to be continued...