Jeff was enjoying the idea of getting rid of Jenny, but he really wanted her to be there too. He had the perfect idea. With a couple of button presses, the whole world was shifted. The only change Jeff saw was Jenny’s clothes disappear. Hilariously, the splatter he left in her panties fell to the floor.
With a few more presses, Jenny now once again sat on his bed but stark naked.
“Woah, why am I naked?”
“I told you it works. Here, just wear some of my clothes. You’ve been gone for almost an hour so your mom is bound to be worried. You did tell her you were going shopping.” Jeff had to suppress a chuckle. He knew she was in for a real surprise when she got home.
Jenny didn’t think much about what Jeff said. She was more worried about how angry her mom would be when she got home.
Jeff waited a little while, then he heard a knock on the front door. He opened it only to find Jenny, still wearing his clothes, and a worried look on her face.”
“Jeff, something weird is going on.”
“Yeah, what’s up?”
“My mom just said she doesn’t know who I am, and she doesn’t have a daughter. Did you do something with the Chronivac?”
“Well…”
“What did you do?”
“You should come see for yourself.”
Jeff walked her back up the stairs to his room. She looked at the log of things he had changed, and the Chronivac had recorded when she was removed from history. To the whole world she didn’t exist as a person. The thought of being nonexistent hadn’t occurred to Jenny, but the thought turned her on more than it probably should have. She didn’t need to go to school, or go home, or go to cheer practice. No one but Jeff would miss her if she died right now.
“So, what are we gonna do now?”
“I’ve been thinking of a game we could play. You can hide in my room, there’s plenty of places given all the mess in here. I’ll sneak food and supplies to you and we’ll keep it going until we get caught.”
The thought of him sneaking her food, while she sneaks him sex was a thought that, again, turned her on more than it probably should have. “And if I don’t want to?”
Jeff locked his computer, “I don’t think you understand. Jenny, my memory is the only evidence you ever even existed.”
A shiver went up Jenny’s spine as she realized, if she didn’t want to live on the streets, this was her only choice.