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Kayla might be a smart young woman, but she doesn’t understand how threats work, especially when it comes to a man like William. She shows up at his laboratory, theoretically to work as a research subject because she figures he’ll fail. She even goes so far as to take his experimental capsule. Inside, there are millions of microscopic robots, each one programmed to modify the human brain.

But because this is an early test and she doesn’t think it’s going to work, Kayla is willing to do anything to humiliate her rival. There’s just one problem. The nanotechnology functions perfectly, giving William complete control over her neural network. This means he can turn specific neurons on and off, ultimately rewriting her memories, personality, behaviors, and drives.

And since she threatened him, William is more than ready to take advantage of this beautiful girl. He wants to see exactly how he can transform her. Suddenly, she isn’t interested in science or mathematics, not anymore. He allows her to keep her IQ intact, at least for the moment, but Kayla suddenly finds the overwhelming desire to go to the mall, buy makeup and put on sexy clothes, all in an attempt to impress William.

Worse, she feels like she must respect his authority. She should address them as Sir. Or better yet, she should call him Master. On some level, Kayla continues to try to fight all of this programming, but it’s all losing battle when he can modify her with just a few keystrokes on his phone.

Little by little, she becomes a blonde bimbo, desperate to serve the man she once tried to destroy.

This 9,000 word story features male domination, a bimbo transformation, female humiliation, and more. All characters are consenting adults over the age of 18. *

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