Reagan woke up slowly, squinting her eyes against the bright white light that shone overhead. She sat up slowly, pressing a hand to her head as she fought back a sudden wave of dizziness. She was sat on the cool, hard floor of a square white room that was barely half a dozen feet wide. A bed with crisp white sheets and a single pillow sat against the length of the wall to her left whilst behind her head was a white basin and toilet combined. There were no windows in the room but opposite her was a doorway, a shimmering blue forcefield flickering in the space between the surround.
She reached out and steadied herself against the bed as she rose slowly to her feet. Her head was fuzzy and it took her several moments to realise that she was completely naked. She gasped, instinctively reaching to cover her pussy and hard, blue nipples with her hands as she looked around for some clothes without success.
"What the fuck?" she whispered to herself, her heart suddenly beating rapidly in her chest.
She approached the forcefield tentatively, taking care not to expose her bare skin to the flickering energy field as she craned her neck to look through the doorway. Her cell, for that was becoming increasingly clear to her that was what it was, was set in a long white corridor. Black panels were set into the white floor at regular intervals and the same stark lights beat down from overhead. There was another cell opposite her own and more stretching the length of the corridor to the right hand side. A large white door stood to the left of her cell, though there appeared to be no way of opening it that she could see.
"Hey! You're up!"
She looked across at the opposite cell to see a human girl standing at the forcefield. Like Reagan, she was naked, her olive coloured skin and waist length hair tinted a shade of blue by the light of the forcefields.
"Where are we?" Reagan asked urgently.
The woman shook her head, her eyes wide. "I don't know. No one does."
Reagan bit her lip as she looked down the corridor. She could see others stood by the door of their cells, all of them naked, all of them wearing the same look of confusion and fear that she felt.
"How long have you been here?" she asked, turning back to the girl opposite her.
"I just woke up," she said. "Everyone has I think."
"I don't remember anything," Reagan said, panic settling uncomfortably in the pit of her stomach. Her mind was totally blank. She could recall her name but that was about it. Everything else was just gone...
"What's your name?" the other woman asked gently.
"Reagan," she said. "What about you?"
"I'm Milly," she replied.
She smiled weakly at the other girl, taking some comfort in knowing there was at least one friendly face close by. She crossed her arms over her chest and closed her eyes, willing her mind into action. She had to remember something. There had to be some clue as to how or why she had ended up here. She could hear the other girls talking along the length of the corridor, their conversations varying with the level of panic that they felt and someone was screaming for someone to come and let them out. She sank to the floor of her cell, hugging her knees to her chest as she fought down a wave of fear and nausea.
After what felt like hours the chatter was suddenly broken by the wail of a sonic siren. Reagan pressed her hands to her ears, gritting her teeth as the sonic wail pierced her skull, rendering her utterly disoriented. She was dimly aware of the main door outside her cell opening and a group of figures stepping into the cell. Only when the door had closed behind them did the siren fall mercifully silent.
"My apologies for the noise, ladies," said a man's voice, his tone cheerful.
Reagan slowly pushed herself upright, her vision spinning as the effects of the siren began to wear off. She blinked and looked out of her cell to see a man standing in the corridor, flanked by two women in short white dresses with matching, elbow length white gloves and thigh high boots. The women wore masks over their mouths and noses and white ribbons in their black hair. She thought that they looked like nurses. By contrast, the man was dressed in a smart blue suit and tie. He had choppy brown hair and stubble on his jaw and inquisitive green eyes. He glanced at her as she looked at him, and she felt herself blush as his gaze lingered for a moment on her tits.
"We are running a little behind schedule," the man continued. "So forgive me if I skip a few things. Needless to say it is a pleasure to see you all again."
Again? Reagan craned her neck to follow the man as he strode casually along the corridor. Had she met him before? She couldn't remember. He didn't look familiar but none of that meant anything now.
"Of course," he went on, "I'm not expecting any of you to remember me. Indeed, if all has gone well with your procedures then I doubt you will remember anything at all!"
He spoke casually, as if addressing a room full of friends rather than a group of captive women.
"Who the hell are you?" someone demanded.
He smiled, pausing to look at one of the cells before continuing his pacing back up the corridor towards Reagan's cell. "For now you may call me Doctor or Sir," he said. "I am aware that there is a lot for you all to get used to here and I am not unreasonable, but I expect you all to address me properly from now on."
"Why are we here?" Reagan demanded, the words tumbling out of her mouth before she could stop herself.
The Doctor stopped beside her cage, tilting his head as he looked down at her. "All will become clear soon enough," he said. "For now, you should make yourselves at home. Dinner shall be served shortly and then you will be permitted an hour of entertainment. I shall see you all very soon."
Before anyone could ask any other questions the sirens roared to life once again. Reagan gasped as she fell to her side, clamping her hands over her ears as the sonic screech pierced her ears. By the time the noise had stopped the Doctor and the nurses had left and the door had sealed shut behind them.
"That was weird," Milly said as the conversation started up in the corridor once again.
"Yeah," Reagan said, sitting up again with a groan of discomfort. "Do you remember him?"