A/N : If I don't update tomorrow, it means I'm sick.
So I'm updating 4 chapters early because I don't know when I'll be able to update again.
And for Pãtr3⁰n members, don't worry, I've already drafted 6 chapters in advance, so updates will continue as usual.
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Five days had passed, and now Allen was getting ready to head back to Raccoon City with Raviel. As for Mikaela, she had to return home to keep Castoria company since she was all alone there.
At the same time, Allen had picked up a few things he needed, like the spider carcass that bit Peter—who was currently half-dead—and several tons of Vibranium from T'Challa, all for free.
And why would T'Challa hand over the Vibranium like that? Well, because he wanted Wakanda to have an ally like Allen rather than an enemy, of course.
"Okay, bye everyone. I might come back in a few weeks," Allen said to the other Avengers.
They all nodded, knowing this wasn't a real goodbye for them.
Meanwhile, Megan felt a little sad that she couldn't join, but hearing Allen say he'd be back in a few weeks got her excited again.
Yeah, and besides, if Allen really didn't come back, Raviel had given her an access key so she could meet him if she missed him—where she could pick up her role as Allen's personal cumdump.
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A/N: I hate making time skips, but here we go.
June 1, 1998 – Arkley Mountains
It had been four years.
That morning, Allen was getting ready to head to Raccoon City. He wore a warm black turtleneck under a well-tailored, expensive-looking suit that fit him perfectly.
Raviel stood nearby, watching him with a mischievous smile.
"Wow, Allen… you look so handsome today," she teased.
Allen chuckled as he adjusted his cuffs. "Thanks for the compliment, sweetheart. But don't I always look handsome?"
Raviel laughed softly. "You do. But this time… I don't know. That suit just really suits you."
Allen glanced down at himself and brushed imaginary dust off his sleeve. "Alright, alright, that's enough teasing. It's just a regular suit. Nothing special." He paused, then smirked. "But maybe you can repay your husband with a kiss?"
"Okay," Raviel replied playfully.
She stepped closer and leaned in, pressing a soft kiss against his lips.
"Muah."
A lot had happened over the past year.
Back in 1996, Allen had remarried all of his girls in a new ceremony—this time including Jill.
Well… everyone except Justeaze.
For obvious reasons, he couldn't legally marry his own mother.
But his mother, Justeaze, didn't feel disappointed. She had known from the start that it would be an issue, and she was still happy to be part of Allen's family.
Allen looked into Raviel's eyes for a moment before stepping outside. "Take care of Mom and the others for me, alright? I'll only be gone for a few days."
"Don't worry, darling," Raviel said with a wave.
Allen smiled and got into his off-road vehicle, heading off toward Raccoon City. His goal? To meet someone—or more precisely, to go on a blind date.
Of course, he had already informed his wives beforehand. After the blind date, he planned to meet up with Jill and stay at her apartment for a few days.
Jill didn't live at the mansion because of her job with the police, so she stayed in her own apartment. That arrangement meant Allen often had to travel back and forth whenever he wanted to see her separately.
But next month, Allen already had a plan—he would leave the mansion with the other girls and start living with Jill in that apartment.
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At a café, Allen sat back comfortably, enjoying a glass of coffee latte.
Across from him sat a short-haired woman who looked slightly nervous.
"Sorry I'm late, Mr. Winter. I'm Rebecca… Rebecca Chambers. I'm your date for today," she said awkwardly.
This was Rebecca's first time going on a blind date for the sake of a mission. What made it even more nerve-racking was that the man she was meeting was the husband of her own friend from the police team—and this mission had to be kept secret from that friend.
"It's alright. Nice to meet you, Rebecca," Allen replied casually. "And just call me Allen. I'm not used to being called by my last name by my date."
"A-Ah… okay. Nice to meet you too, Allen," Rebecca said with a small smile.
After that, they began talking about their personal lives—from hobbies to work.
"So, Rebecca… you work in the S.T.A.R.S. team at the Raccoon Police Department, right?" Allen asked in a casual tone. "Do you know a woman named Jill there?"
He asked as if he didn't already know, even though he was fully aware Rebecca worked at the same place as Jill.
Of course, Allen couldn't just walk into his wife's workplace whenever he wanted. He didn't want to interfere with her duties, which was why he rarely visited.
"A—Ah… yes, I know Jill. Do you know her too?" Rebecca replied nervously.
She was curious how he would answer. Would he be honest and admit he was Jill's husband—or not?
"Well, of course I know her," Allen said with a smile. "Jill is my wife."
Rebecca's eyes widened.
"What? You're married? And to Jill?" she said in surprise.
He had answered very directly, which caught her off guard—but of course, she still had to pretend to be shocked.
Allen simply nodded.
"Well, you sound like you know Jill pretty well."
Rebecca nodded too.
"She's my senior on the team. I'm still a rookie and assigned to Bravo Team, while Jill is in Alpha Team."
"Ohh… so you're the young genius who graduated early. Jill often talks about you at the department. She said you're very promising—graduated from university at 18 and was immediately recruited by Wesker."
Hearing that name, Rebecca looked slightly surprised. "You know Albert Wesker?"
"Nope, don't know him at all," Allen answered while shaking his head gently. "But I do know his sister. She and I went on a few dates."
"He has a sister?" Rebecca was suddenly interested, feeling like she just heard some juicy gossip that would definitely spread like wildfire at the station if it got out.
"Well, yes. She's a beautiful woman, and we went on a few dates and...," said Allen with a calm smile, telling the story of how they first met, etc.
"Well, Allen, you're quite well-known in the police department because of your wife, Jill. A lot of guys who used to chase after her ended up heartbroken—and worse, they couldn't accept the fact that you didn't just marry Jill… but also nine other women."
"So, Rebecca… can you tell me why you agreed to go on this blind date? Now that you know who your date is… do you regret it?"
"I… was feeling a little stressed with work. You know, I work on the medical team, and sometimes people underestimate me. Besides, I had no idea I'd be meeting you, Allen. But… I don't regret this date at all. You look like a good person."
Rebecca was lying about the first part, but the last sentence was completely honest. She truly thought Allen was a good guy—kind and even funny enough to make her feel at ease.
"Oh… by the way, Allen, I heard you don't live with Jill?"
"Yeah, about that… it couldn't be helped. The trip from Arkley Mountain to her workplace is pretty far, so Jill decided to rent an apartment in the city. And yeah, I visit her often because I don't want her to feel lonely living by herself. But sometimes, my other wives also stay over at her place, so Jill's doing just fine."
"Oh, Allen… so you have a villa? That's cool. Is it okay if I visit your villa sometime?"
Rebecca suddenly realized how forward she sounded and quickly corrected herself. "Umm… sorry, that probably came out wrong. Just forget I said that."
Rebecca's acting felt so natural that Allen didn't suspect a thing.
"It's fine… I wouldn't mind at all if you came to visit. Honestly, I'd be happy if a pretty lady like you dropped by," Allen replied with a smile, then pulled his phone out of his pocket.
"How about we exchange contact info first? And whenever you're ready to visit, I'll take you there myself."
"Oh, and… I heard some people went missing around the Arkley Mountains—supposedly attacked by wild animals."
"But you don't have to worry. The villa I live in is perfectly safe, with strong security systems. And I'll make sure to protect you while you're there."
Hearing Allen speak with such warmth and sincerity made Rebecca feel even more guilty inside.
It seemed the rumors about Allen being a terrible person at the station weren't true at all. In fact, he came across as a caring and thoughtful man.
Maybe that's why Jill agreed to marry him… even if he was a bit of a womanizer.
After spending some time chatting, they eventually decided to part ways. But just before Rebecca could leave, Allen stopped her.
"Rebecca, wait a sec… Since this is our first date, I wanted to give you something. And since you work in S.T.A.R.S., I think this gift will be perfect for you."
Allen then pulled out a glowing blue bracelet.
"Since you know my wife, I'm sure you recognize this bracelet."
"Yeah, I've seen it before. Jill once showed it to me and explained how it works. This bracelet can generate an electromagnetic shield," Rebecca replied in amazement, staring at the gadget in disbelief.
"Yup. But this is the latest version—with added features like nanotech…"
Allen continued explaining the bracelet's high-tech features in detail.
It functioned similarly to the Black Panther suit—able to absorb kinetic energy and release it back in controlled bursts—just without the strange cat-shaped helmet.
Of course, the bracelet was made of Vibranium, which he had obtained from T'Challa during one of his visits to the MCU a few years ago.
However, Allen didn't explain that part to Rebecca.
Instead, he casually told her that the metal was his own private discovery—something rare he had managed to acquire through his own connections.
No need to complicate things.
Some details were better kept to himself.
"Allen… I can't accept this," said Rebecca sincerely.
"Hey… please just take it. I'm sure it'll be useful for you in the future. Besides, I never sell these bracelets. I only give them to my friends."
Hearing that, Rebecca felt even more guilty. Allen truly saw her as a friend, while she was secretly on a mission involving him.
"Thank you for the gift. I promise I'll take good care of it."
Rebecca then leaned in and gently kissed Allen on the cheek.
"Make sure your phone stays on, okay?"
And with that, they went their separate ways.
Allen smiled to himself and muttered,
"Well… I know my charisma is pretty hard to resist."
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(Rebecca's 3POV)
Rebecca had just returned to her workplace, reporting that she had successfully gotten close to Allen—and was even planning a visit to his villa sometime soon.
"Ugh... I'm just a medic, so why the hell am I stuck with a mission this complicated? If they're so worried about offending Allen because of how powerful his company is—especially in the military sector—then why don't they just approach him themselves?"
"I'm still a rookie here, but the weight of this task is insane. And if Jill ever finds out that I'm getting close to her husband... Oh god, what am I supposed to say?"
Rebecca muttered to herself, clearly stressed as she sat alone in her office.
The truth was, Allen had become a massive success. He built a groundbreaking tech company from the ground up, producing everything from phones and computers to advanced military gear and renewable energy systems. Most impressively, his company had taken over the energy market thanks to the Arc Reactor he created himself.
Countless corporations had tried to steal Allen's designs, but all failed. His technology was too complex to replicate—and his security systems too tight to crack. Allen wasn't just a genius… he was untouchable.
"I really hope this doesn't ruin my friendship with Jill... I'm sorry, Sister Jill," Rebecca whispered, clutching the glowing bracelet Allen had given her.
Her eyes drifted toward her desk, but her mind wandered back to the moment they met.
"He's... so handsome, so young, and brilliant… Ugh, what am I even thinking? Get a grip, Rebecca! He's married! And not just to anyone—he's married to your friend!"
But her thoughts kept spiraling.
"Then again... he does have ten wives... Could he actually be thinking about adding more?"
Rebecca lightly slapped her own cheek.
"No! Stop it, Rebecca. Focus. This is a mission—not some romantic drama!"
And yet, deep down, she knew she was caught in a dilemma—torn between her duty as an agent… and the growing emotions for a man who was never supposed to be anything more than a surveillance target.
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Back to Allen's POV
Allen was currently at Jill's apartment when he heard the front door open. At first, he thought Jill had come home earlier than usual, but when he saw who stepped in, he was quite surprised.
"Hey… Alex? Who gave you the key to this apartment?" he asked, puzzled. As far as he remembered, he never gave Alex a spare key.
"Jill did," Alex replied casually.
"Huh? Seriously? I didn't know Jill trusted you that much."
"Well, maybe you just don't pay enough attention to your wife, Allen."
"Hey, don't talk like I'm neglecting my wives," Allen replied, half-joking, half-serious.
Alex then sat on the sofa and rested her head on Allen's shoulder without hesitation.
"You look tired today," she said softly.
"Yeah… you could say that," Allen sighed.
Alex began to share what had happened earlier. She had just left the lab after completing a series of tests. In short, she had finished conducting trials on a Prototype Virus.
"You didn't inject the virus into yourself, did you?" Allen asked, a bit concerned.
"Of course not. I'm not stupid enough to mutate into something I wouldn't even recognize," she replied with a small smile.
"Good to hear," Allen said, gently stroking her head.
But in the middle of that brief moment of warmth, Allen's throat felt dry. His gaze lingered on Alex—today, she looked especially tempting. Her slender figure and affectionate demeanor gave off a mature, MILF-like vibe. Before he could stop himself, desire began to stir inside him, and his pants started to feel a little tight from the growing bulge between his legs.
Allen and Alex had recently made their relationship official, but they hadn't taken the next step yet because Alex wanted to wait until she fully recovered from her illness. Of course, Allen didn't pressure her about it. After all, they had only been dating for a week, so he didn't see any need to rush things.
On the other hand, Allen had just finished developing and perfecting the Super Soldier serum. He guaranteed that it had no side effects. In fact, the results were quite remarkable—the serum could accelerate healing and grant physical strength similar to Spider-Man. However, Allen deliberately removed the wall-crawling ability, thinking it would look strange. Instead, he enhanced the immune system to make the body resistant to dangerous viruses, including those capable of causing mutations.
Once he confirmed the serum was safe and stable, Allen informed Alex that it was ready to use. Upon hearing the news, Alex hurried over to meet him.
"Well, look at this, it looks like your little brother can't hold it anymore," Alex said teasingly, seeing Allen's cock growing inside his pants. Then he touched his crotch.
"Well, what else can I do? You look so beautiful today, and what man wouldn't be attracted to you?"
Then Alex unzipped his pants and took the dick out of them.
"Then it looks like as your girlfriend I'm going to have to help put the little guy to sleep so we don't waste our time." Alex swallowed the cock into his mouth.
"Ohh... well I guess the little brother needs more attention over there..."
Slurp... Slurp...Slurp
She delivers a nice blowjob to Allen that makes his dick even harder.
Like a pro she can swallow his entire shaft so that her neck is widened by the size of the penis.
She really likes Allen's penis because it feels like a strawberry
And soon Allen was going to cum.
"Alex I'm going to cum" then Allen held her head to make the head move faster, it made it hard for Alex to catch her breath but she didn't seem to mind. Her pussy was also getting wet from the scent of Allen's cock already making her very horny.
Plop...plop...plop...
And splash. Allen's cum came out in her mouth in such a large amount that Alex had to be extra hard to swallow it all because she didn't want the delicious cum to be wasted.