PennySaver
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Federal Detention Center, just outside Capitol City: noon
"Ok, Ashley, you have my attention ... and help," Mephisto reassured her, adding, "and you know you didn't need to blackmail me."
Ashley had actually wondered whether extortion or begging had been more appropriate before she'd chosen the former. She'd been in a hurry; although she'd spent months contemplating how to get herself out of this situation, she'd had less than 60 minutes with the CO's stolen cell phone to take action.
Actually, she was fairly proud of what she'd accomplished during that time. She'd been permitted a television in her cell, so she'd heard all about the Untouchables. And because they were still operating safely after several months, she'd known that they had their own hacker, someone to both keep them unknown and untouchable, as well as uncover deeply hidden truths about the bad guys.
Discovering Mephisto's fingerprints had been the most difficult part. The guy was good. Ashley, however, was better. It took her 43 minutes to identify Joshua, another 11 to trace enough of his work to get his attention, 2 more to process the extortion package that arrived on his screens at the Batcave, and a final 2 erasing all signs of what she'd done on the phone and making it appear as if another CO had been using it to make bets with an Off Track Betting site that Ashley had heard was popular with the prison's staff.
She played shuffleboard with the thin smart phone once she was done with it, sending it skidding under her cell door and across the smooth, concrete floor to wedge under the edge of a metal staircase. The CO to whom it belonged -- who was stomping his way to Ashley's cell, knowing she'd stolen it -- eventually found it after ripping the fuck out of her cell looking for it. Oh, he still had suspicions about her, of course. But she'd covered her tracks well, and he wasn't about to report her, seeing how the only time she could have gotten it from him was when she'd been sucking his cock.
Mephisto told her what he would do for her and for the world: stopping a war in Iran. Regarding her escape to a new life, he said, "Maybe I'll get an invite to your tropical island one day as a thank you."
"Maybe," she said, smirking slightly. She gave him an up and down survey; he was a handsome man, particularly when compared to some of the hackers she knew. The public perception of hackers -- the stereotypes -- were often very true, for men and women. Very often they were the physical types that got little respect from others, something that drove them into isolation, computers, and -- ultimately -- hacking.
That wasn't always true, of course. Ashley wasn't a supermodel, but she wasn't Roseanne Barr either. Her path to computer geekdom had been directed simply by extreme intelligence and -- believe it or not -- loyalty to country. Truthfully, she didn't see what she was doing or what she'd done as disloyal. She wasn't trying to bring down the US government; she was trying to save it.
After Mephisto slipped her the tiny, thin phone and headed away, Ashley returned to her corner for another cigarette. Ironically, she'd only started smoking after being detained. She'd remembered a scene from the Robert Redford/Brad Pitt movie, Spy Game, in which the former had told the latter to carry cigarettes as an ice breaker.
She finished off only half of her death stick before snubbing it out. She stuffed a stick of Juicy Fruit into her mouth, chewing it long enough to make it soft and sticky, then leaned down to pick up the two-gallon tin can that she used for cigarette butt disposal; neither of the COs personally assigned to her were smokers, and they'd made it clear to her from the start that she was responsible for emptying or replacing the can when it was full.
Having no fear that they would touch the can, Ashley pressed the gum to the bottom of it, pushed the lightweight phone against the sticky goo, dropped the butt in as appropriate, and set the whole assembly down again. As expected, when she returned to the building to be escorted to her cell, the CO performed a strip search of her, even checking her crevices, despite the fact that she'd never had an opportunity to hide anything there.
Back in her cell, Ashley laid back and stared at the ceiling, contemplating the day. She felt better now than she had since her capture almost a year earlier; in all honesty, she'd had concerns and hadn't expected today to go nearly as well as it had.
Closing her eyes and imaging Mephisto sitting at his computers, his eyes widening and moth dropping open in shock at what he might see in her files, she found herself getting excited. She pushed her pants and underwear off, manipulating her long-ignored clit until she was crying out in ecstasy.
As the euphoria waned, Ashley contemplated her new attorney and knew that the first exchange they had via the secreted phone would be a request that he somehow arrange them a conjugal. Such liberties weren't normally -- weren't ever -- permitted for Federal inmates with 24/7 isolation orders. But if Mephisto had managed to get himself approved for a visit as her legal representation, Ashley was sure he could get her an hour in one of the little trailers.
Question was: would he want that?
"Ok, Ashley, you have my attention ... and help," Mephisto reassured her, adding, "and you know you didn't need to blackmail me."
Ashley had actually wondered whether extortion or begging had been more appropriate before she'd chosen the former. She'd been in a hurry; although she'd spent months contemplating how to get herself out of this situation, she'd had less than 60 minutes with the CO's stolen cell phone to take action.
Actually, she was fairly proud of what she'd accomplished during that time. She'd been permitted a television in her cell, so she'd heard all about the Untouchables. And because they were still operating safely after several months, she'd known that they had their own hacker, someone to both keep them unknown and untouchable, as well as uncover deeply hidden truths about the bad guys.
Discovering Mephisto's fingerprints had been the most difficult part. The guy was good. Ashley, however, was better. It took her 43 minutes to identify Joshua, another 11 to trace enough of his work to get his attention, 2 more to process the extortion package that arrived on his screens at the Batcave, and a final 2 erasing all signs of what she'd done on the phone and making it appear as if another CO had been using it to make bets with an Off Track Betting site that Ashley had heard was popular with the prison's staff.
She played shuffleboard with the thin smart phone once she was done with it, sending it skidding under her cell door and across the smooth, concrete floor to wedge under the edge of a metal staircase. The CO to whom it belonged -- who was stomping his way to Ashley's cell, knowing she'd stolen it -- eventually found it after ripping the fuck out of her cell looking for it. Oh, he still had suspicions about her, of course. But she'd covered her tracks well, and he wasn't about to report her, seeing how the only time she could have gotten it from him was when she'd been sucking his cock.
Mephisto told her what he would do for her and for the world: stopping a war in Iran. Regarding her escape to a new life, he said, "Maybe I'll get an invite to your tropical island one day as a thank you."
"Maybe," she said, smirking slightly. She gave him an up and down survey; he was a handsome man, particularly when compared to some of the hackers she knew. The public perception of hackers -- the stereotypes -- were often very true, for men and women. Very often they were the physical types that got little respect from others, something that drove them into isolation, computers, and -- ultimately -- hacking.
That wasn't always true, of course. Ashley wasn't a supermodel, but she wasn't Roseanne Barr either. Her path to computer geekdom had been directed simply by extreme intelligence and -- believe it or not -- loyalty to country. Truthfully, she didn't see what she was doing or what she'd done as disloyal. She wasn't trying to bring down the US government; she was trying to save it.
After Mephisto slipped her the tiny, thin phone and headed away, Ashley returned to her corner for another cigarette. Ironically, she'd only started smoking after being detained. She'd remembered a scene from the Robert Redford/Brad Pitt movie, Spy Game, in which the former had told the latter to carry cigarettes as an ice breaker.
She finished off only half of her death stick before snubbing it out. She stuffed a stick of Juicy Fruit into her mouth, chewing it long enough to make it soft and sticky, then leaned down to pick up the two-gallon tin can that she used for cigarette butt disposal; neither of the COs personally assigned to her were smokers, and they'd made it clear to her from the start that she was responsible for emptying or replacing the can when it was full.
Having no fear that they would touch the can, Ashley pressed the gum to the bottom of it, pushed the lightweight phone against the sticky goo, dropped the butt in as appropriate, and set the whole assembly down again. As expected, when she returned to the building to be escorted to her cell, the CO performed a strip search of her, even checking her crevices, despite the fact that she'd never had an opportunity to hide anything there.
Back in her cell, Ashley laid back and stared at the ceiling, contemplating the day. She felt better now than she had since her capture almost a year earlier; in all honesty, she'd had concerns and hadn't expected today to go nearly as well as it had.
Closing her eyes and imaging Mephisto sitting at his computers, his eyes widening and moth dropping open in shock at what he might see in her files, she found herself getting excited. She pushed her pants and underwear off, manipulating her long-ignored clit until she was crying out in ecstasy.
As the euphoria waned, Ashley contemplated her new attorney and knew that the first exchange they had via the secreted phone would be a request that he somehow arrange them a conjugal. Such liberties weren't normally -- weren't ever -- permitted for Federal inmates with 24/7 isolation orders. But if Mephisto had managed to get himself approved for a visit as her legal representation, Ashley was sure he could get her an hour in one of the little trailers.
Question was: would he want that?