Monster Girl Ranching in Another World

Was I supposed to be watching her when she used the elevator?! I guess that could be it, but I had assumed she would have told me to look if she wanted me to.

"Oh, um, sorry, I guess I should have come around beside you when you were using the elevator! I will make sure to pay better attention next time!" I blurted out, trying to straighten my posture, but that made Jill throw her hands into the air.

"What?! No! Why didn't you try to look at my ass! You're a man, aren't you?!" Jill yelled at me.

I just stood there blinking. Was this really what she was getting all upset for?

"Uh, sorry. That isn't really something that I do. I mean, I like girls, but that isn't really my thing. Plus, there is a lot going on right now, and I didn't come here to meet girls. I came here because I want to make a place where people don't die forever or ever. I am sorry if I didn't notice," I explained to Jill, and she put a hand to her chin.

"Hmm, well, you are not like the rest of the pigs here, but you are good-looking. I bet you already have a girl!" Jill declared, pointing the finger at me like she had me all figured out, but I just laughed.

"Yes, I do have a girl back at home, and she didn't want me to come," I said, deciding that I might as well play along for a bit.

"Oh?! See, I knew it! That is why you could resist my juicy hips!" Jill declared with a laugh that said she had it all figured out, and I grinned.

"Yes, my Aunt Paula really didn't want me to come here, but I told them it was the best thing for my future," I explained.

"Aha! So this Paula… wait, you said that she is your aunt?!" Jill asked, and I burst out laughing.

"Yeah, I wasn't very popular in school because of my grades and my attitude. People don't really like you if you beat them in almost everything you do without trying. Not like I want to be good at everything, but hard not to. Would it really make sense for me not to give it my all with each thing I do?" I asked, and Jill seemed to relax.

"So you lived with your aunt before this? What happened to your parents, if you don't mind me asking?" Jill asked me, and I felt a tightness in my chest startup.

I didn't talk about my parents that much because as much as I tried to tell myself I was fine, it still hurt. They had gone on what should have been a normal trip but never returned.

"I lived above my aunt's store alone, and my parents died last year in a plane crash," I said, but my words were hollow.

This was why I had decided to come here.

I wasn't stupid, and I didn't think that I could bring them back to life like they were, but maybe I could prevent others from having to go through the same pains that I did and are going through.

Suddenly, Jill came forward and wrapped me in a hug before I could say anything, pressing my face into her well-rounded plush breasts. Part of me was embarrassed, but most of me just relaxed.

This was different than when my aunt had hugged me or my parents, but it was still nice. Then I started to become aware of where my face was pressed into, and my heart started racing.

This was the first real hug that I had gotten from a girl, and I had never touched a girl's breasts on purpose. I could feel my cheeks starting to get hot, and I started to squirm as other parts of me were heating up.

Jill let go of me, and I backed away from her as she chuckled. I knew my face was beet red now, but there was nothing for it.

"Looks like you are more of a boy than you give yourself credit for, but in a good way. You are a strong person, Zack, but just don't be too hard on yourself. I don't know what you have been through, but if you ever need a hug or someone to talk to, come see me, okay?" Jilly told me, and I nodded, taking a deep breath.

"Thanks," I said, rubbing the back of my head, and Jill turned back around, waving for me to follow.

I was thankful that she didn't try to jump me again, but I couldn't say that I didn't like it. I was not used to having a woman that wasn't related to me try to hug me or even get close to me.

School was just people calling me weird or a nerd all the time, so I just ignored people. Then my parents… and things only got worse for me from there.

Now I was, who knew how far underground, walking towards a door that looked built to withstand a nuclear blast. On top of that, when we got to the massive door, there was a tablet and another eye scanner.

Finally, I had to ask, "What is up with all the security? It is like we are trying to get into the pentagon!" I exclaimed, but Jill only gave a half-laugh and then turned back to me.

"What you are going to see in the next room is top secret, okay? Remember the paper that you signed when you first came into the building?" Jill asked me, giving me a serious look, and I thought back.

"Yeah, there was a non-disclosure agreement, right?" I asked, and Jill nodded.

"We all have signed it, but what we are doing here is important, but it is also dangerous. The thing on the other side of this door is top secret, but it is the key to what you are working on. If you can figure out how to use this, then all of our dreams can come true," Jill said to me with a small smile, but the hairs on my arms started to raise in a warning.