Bio-Electric (Troya)

“Sheesta,” I stammered.

I sit in the booth of one of the private dugouts in the library a sweaty mess. My artificial leg was in need of its weekly maintenance check up. It lie on the carpet floor; semi detached from my leg. The only thing connecting it being the thick hose like tube connecting the leg to my nervous system.

I was sitting in the light of a fire of the private library dugout couch with my pants completely off lying on the floor. I sat in nothing but black boxer briefs and my sports bra as I work diligently on servicing my leg. I was beginning to get frustrated.

“I’ve done this several times already. This shouldn’t be taking so long,” I thought.