Teach Me ... Teach Me Everything: The Payton Inn, #7

By W.E. Sinful

This short erotic story is taken from our book 'Mars Club.' Mars Club is about mankind's first unsuccessful attempt to land on Mars and the successful second attempt.

Teresa is the most skilled and qualified astronaut candidate for the future Mars team, except for one problem: she was a virgin…. That is about to change.

In the book Mars Club, the first attempt, M-1, is a disaster, killing all eight crew members. Doctor Smith, a psychologist working for NASA, had predicted its failure. She felt human sexual urges and desires could not be predicted or controlled on the planned multi-year space flight. In the first Mars flight, NASA attempted to eliminate sexual issues between the candidates. That first attempt removed the best and brightest astronauts. Doctor Smith warned NASA that this still would not work. She insisted sexual issues would still occur due to the many hours of boredom and evolving relationships of the astronauts on the voyage.

As she feared, an affair occurred between two crew members aboard M-1, which caused an altercation, killing one of the crew members and damaging the spacecraft. This, coupled with the chosen astronauts being less than NASA's best, ultimately doomed the first attempt.

The doctor argued for a second attempt. In this mission, sex would be encouraged instead of trying to prevent it between the eight astronauts of the mixed-gender crew. During the candidate selection process, however, an issue arises. Teresa, the most qualified of the astronaut candidates and leading contender to be the critical flight commander, revealed she was a virgin.

The other seven crew members, four men, and three women were sexually active. In her desire to be the best astronaut possible, Teresa abstained from close personal relationships. She feared that potential romantic entanglements would distract her from her training. Who would have thought that being sexually active and good at sex would be a requirement for a spot on the Mars team?

When Doctor Smith realizes the reason for Teresa's virginity is not based on moral issues. But, shyness, fear of being involved in a sexual relationship, and her dedication to becoming an astronaut, Doctor Smith helps Teresa solve her virginity problem. Doctor Smith arranges for Teresa to meet Brian and Hanna at the Payton Inn to teach and train her about… sex.

• Language: English
• Publisher: W.E. Sinful
• Release date: Oct 14, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370986712

W.E. Sinful

Our latest book Mars Club is an erotic space adventure with adventure, humor, insight into human relationships, and plenty of sex. We also have books published in two different series, the Orange Blossom nudist and the Payton. The Orange Blossom series consists of three books, and the Payton series currently has 11 separate short stories. As with all our stories, we write in explicit detail, but humor, romance, and the complications that sex creates are not ignored. As practicing nudists living in Florida, we must remind readers that the Orange Blossom stories are fantasies and do not represent a typical nudist lifestyle. Nudist resorts or beaches are not one big orgy but are relatively sedate and relaxing. We must confess that the sights spark the sexual imagination, which is vital for an erotic writer. Thanks for reading! Feel free to contact us at [e-mail]

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Introduction

This short story is taken from our book ‘The Mars Club.’  Mars Club is about mankind’s first unsuccessful attempt to land on Mars and the successful second attempt and is included in the Payton Series.

The first attempt, M-1, is a disaster, killing all eight crew members.  Doctor Smith, a psychologist working for NASA, had forecasted its failure.  She felt human sexual urges and desires could not be predicted or controlled on the planned multi-year space flight and warned NASA of its impending doom.  Taking some advice from Doctor Smith, NASA’s selection process for the first flight removed the best and brightest astronauts, attempting to eliminate sexual conflicts among the candidates.  Doctor Smith warned NASA that this still would not work.  In addition to eliminating the best-qualified candidates, sexual issues would still occur due to the many hours of boredom and evolving relationships of the astronauts on the long voyage.

As she feared, an affair occurred between two crew members aboard M-1, which caused an altercation, killing one of the crew members and damaging the spacecraft.  This, coupled with the chosen astronauts being less than NASA’s best, ultimately doomed the first attempt.

The Doctor argued for a second attempt.  In this mission, sexual activity between the eight astronauts of the mixed-gender crew would be encouraged instead of trying to prevent it, as in the first mission.  During the candidate selection process, however, an issue arose.  Teresa was far and away the most qualified of the astronaut candidates and a leading contender for the flight commander position, the most important and critical position.  But an interview with Doctor Smith revealed an issue: Teresa was still a... virgin.

The other seven crew members, four men, and three women were sexually active.  Teresa, who was naturally shy and introverted, used her desire to be the best astronaut she could to avoid being more outgoing.  As a result, she abstained from all sexual activities and devoted herself 100%