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Partner Programming #3
Partner Programming - Gremlins
Mind Control, Brainwashing, Personality Modification, Sexy Office Girl
Part Three of Partner Programming
Jennifer isn't quite sure what to expect when she gets to work. A run-in with Dave seemed almost inevitable, but when he's waiting for her as she arrives, he's oddly apologetic. Perhaps Marty really has managed to get through to him. Still, it would be nice if Marty paid her a little more attention, after all, she knows she's giving off signals. Maybe she should be looking for greener pastures, if he's not really up to the job.
This is an adult tale, containing graphic descriptions of sexual scenes, and a tale of a young girl's mind and personality being rewritten to follow a more sexually open set of rules
Approx 7,250 words.
I tried to focus on my work, but my mind kept wandering, apparently Marty ignoring me had bothered me more than I had initially expected. I’d been looking forward to talking to him, and possibly even getting a chance to flirt with him. To be brushed off so casually was actually kind of hurtful. My stomach was turning little knots at the thought.
Looking down at my outfit, I wondered if that might have been part of it. When I got dressed this morning, I picked something that made me feel strong, and confident, and completely in control. Now, however, it looked to me more like I was dressed too butch, or too tough girl. What guy would want to be with a girl who looked like she might snap at him any moment?
I cocked my head to look at my reflection in the mirror. My hair was pulled back, and it gave me a bit of a strong, fierce look. I could easily see somebody being repelled by a girl who looked like I did right now. I reached up and casually fingered the band that was holding my hair back, before I pulled my hair loose. It cascaded down around my head, and I used my hands to fluff it, slightly. Now my reflection looked a little more feminine, and I was glad for it.
That should help me draw some attention. Now if only my shirt didn’t insist on highlighting how muscular my arms were.
Part Three of Partner Programming
Jennifer isn't quite sure what to expect when she gets to work. A run-in with Dave seemed almost inevitable, but when he's waiting for her as she arrives, he's oddly apologetic. Perhaps Marty really has managed to get through to him. Still, it would be nice if Marty paid her a little more attention, after all, she knows she's giving off signals. Maybe she should be looking for greener pastures, if he's not really up to the job.
This is an adult tale, containing graphic descriptions of sexual scenes, and a tale of a young girl's mind and personality being rewritten to follow a more sexually open set of rules
Approx 7,250 words.
I tried to focus on my work, but my mind kept wandering, apparently Marty ignoring me had bothered me more than I had initially expected. I’d been looking forward to talking to him, and possibly even getting a chance to flirt with him. To be brushed off so casually was actually kind of hurtful. My stomach was turning little knots at the thought.
Looking down at my outfit, I wondered if that might have been part of it. When I got dressed this morning, I picked something that made me feel strong, and confident, and completely in control. Now, however, it looked to me more like I was dressed too butch, or too tough girl. What guy would want to be with a girl who looked like she might snap at him any moment?
I cocked my head to look at my reflection in the mirror. My hair was pulled back, and it gave me a bit of a strong, fierce look. I could easily see somebody being repelled by a girl who looked like I did right now. I reached up and casually fingered the band that was holding my hair back, before I pulled my hair loose. It cascaded down around my head, and I used my hands to fluff it, slightly. Now my reflection looked a little more feminine, and I was glad for it.
That should help me draw some attention. Now if only my shirt didn’t insist on highlighting how muscular my arms were.
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First published July 26, 2013
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