(The following is a sequel to "Abduction", by Ella Enchanting, and was done at the request of the author.)
"Oh. Um. Oops." Cirie looked at Liliana with a broad, comically reassuring smile on her face and patted her pockets theatrically. "Sooooo... uhh, whatcha thinking right now?" she asked Liliana, her voice trying so hard to be casual that Liliana could hear the strain of it in every single syllable. It would have seemed suspicious, but every time that Liliana tried to follow the train of thought from Cirie's exaggerated, performative attitude of innocence to literally anywhere else, she drew a blank. A wonderful, blissful, thoroughly glorious blank.
She opened her mouth to respond, and found to her absolute delight that her brain simply hung up on the question for a long, delicious moment. Her jaw went slack, her lips parted in a perfect 'O' of vacancy that thrilled her in a way she couldn't explain because she simply couldn't explain anything that was happening right now. Liliana's mind was placid, untroubled by the messiness of thought, and somehow that felt just wonderful. "...uhhhhh... nothing," she responded at last, a flush of sensual heat washing through her whole body and finally pooling down between her thighs at the empty sound in her own voice.
Cirie's smile became even more theatrically wide, her warm brown cheeks dimpling in a way that felt familiar without triggering a single memory in Liliana's empty head. "Ohhh... kay," she mumbled, the words seemingly intended just for herself but so clearly directed at Liliana that even someone as vacant as her could pick up the hint. "So. We may just have a problem. I think I might have lost your mind."
Liliana giggled. She couldn't help it; the amusement blossomed and bubbled up out of the blankness in her head, and there was nothing in there to restrain it in the slightest. Peals of laughter erupted from her lips, and her long curly hair bounced and wobbled on top of her head as she lost herself in helpless hilarity. "You lost..." she managed to squeal out around the giggles, before the absurdity of it all crashed in on her anew and she slid all the way off the couch and onto the floor. It was almost a full minute before she managed to get herself under control, and she still looked at Cirie with tears running down her light tan cheeks.
Cirie raised a finger. "Now don't panic," she said, a response that very nearly threatened to send Liliana into another bout of giggles. "We were doing some hypnosis play, and I took a few things out of your head... just for safekeeping, you know... and clearly I must have set them down for a minute when I went to the bathroom and I, I seem to have, purely temporarily, forgotten where I put them." Her seemingly perpetual smile tightened nervously. "I'm sure it'll be fine."
Nothing she said rang a bell in Liliana's mind, but then again, that made sense given what Cirie just told her. If she really was that kind of very susceptible person... and wow, did that make the heat between her legs so much deeper and stronger... then it seemed likely that Cirie could simply pluck the memories of being hypnotized out of her brain as easily and as effortlessly as she could take away anything else. She squirmed, trying not to think about just how sexy that sounded. "I, um, we... we could look for it, maybe?" she asked, recognizing a dazed vacancy in her own chirrupy tones that seemingly confirmed everything the other woman said. "What's, what's it look like?"