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Her Wildest Dreams Ch 04

Her Wildest Dreams Ch 04

by oneagainst
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[Author's note: Harper James has turned to hypnotic scripts as therapy for her anxiety condition. However, they are opening up a new world of possibilities for her and her husband Peter.]

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HYPNOSEX

Harper could tell that her husband was exhausted. But, he'd done something to her mind and she was insatiable. Even now, sitting at her laptop in the hotel room, writing, she could feel the tingle.

The hotel room was back to normal again, no longer the opulent penthouse suite where Germaine Priestly had arranged herself on silken sheets to mate with her paramour. While that was gone, something else had lingered. Peter's attentions had become more ardent, their lovemaking more intense, her orgasms easier and stronger. Not the mind-emptying climax of their first night, but somewhere between that and whatever she chose to define as normal, before.

Harper hadn't mentioned it, but she could see that Peter had worked it out. She'd willingly retained the post-hypnotic trigger he'd placed in her head that intensified sex, magnified the build-up to her orgasm. It was three in the afternoon and she was deep in the middle of a chapter, sitting in her nightdress still, naked underneath and feeling the tingle.

She paused her typing. The protagonist had reached the palace, setting eyes for the first time on the leader of the spice guild, the man she had been sent to entice. The words were flowing better than she'd ever remembered, but she needed to take a break. She'd been writing all day.

Her hand strayed down between her thighs, enticed by the warm, delicious tingling. She forced herself to stop. That had been another consequence of retaining the hypnotic trigger: it had made sex more intense and pleasurable, but it had meant that she would only find climax when Peter did. Playing with her needy pussy now would just result in her aching for sex and jumping Peter as soon as he came back from work. She'd learned that the hard way and, yes, her husband had taken to entering the hotel room with a wary expression.

Instead, she determined to take a shower and actually get dressed. She stood and stripped the nightdress off, sweeping naked towards the bathroom. Harper caught her reflection in the wardrobe mirror and stopped, examining herself. She turned sideways, smoothing her hand down her flat belly. Her modest breasts were the same, the curve of her pert bottom; nothing had changed. Her hair was dark and lustrous, hanging around her shoulders in a tangle that she raked into some semblance of order, but her face showed her disappointment.

There was no glow, no swelling of her breasts or her belly, no sign that the last four days had made any difference. Peter had been breeding her consistently but she couldn't tell if his seed had found its mark inside her. She had to conclude reluctantly that the horniness was due to the hypnosex trigger and not some more profound hormonal change in her body.

Harper skipped the shower and dressed herself in running gear. The story was still going around in her head. She pulled on exercise pants and a running top, tight sky-blue lycra, and resolved to go for a run.

Leaving the hotel was always the easy part. Being on the street was the challenge. She was in a city now, not in her home town where there would usually be a few people on the street. It was mid-afternoon and the city was bustling with people. Running helped. There was something about the forward motion that made the crowds more manageable because it was fleeting contact, and then she'd be out of the danger zone before the anxiety kicked in.

Maybe the hypnosis was working too. Harper had kept up with the relaxation script, slipping into trance to have her husband's voice explain to her that crowds were fun and nothing to be worried about. She loved playing that script, the delicious feeling of her mind opening up like a flower and her husband's reassuring words trickling in. It felt lovely to have him inside her head, caring for her.

She turned the corner, finding a little park, and on a whim, she decided to do laps along its perimeter track. Her body felt good, and she entertained the thought of asking Peter to plant a trigger in her head that would encourage her to run more often. As she circled the park, returning to her entry point, the idea began to take hold.

Harper imagined herself in her tight lycra running outfit passing the same park bench each circuit and the memory of the last circuit evaporating. She wouldn't be aware of how many laps she'd done, only that she needed to complete the lap. Peter would be sitting on the bench, he would look up at her and she would feel a tingle deep down.

"Another lap."

Then, she'd obey, going around and around until Peter finally told her to stop. It would be like he'd put her on autopilot, erasing the tedium of running. But, her tingling intensified as she dwelt on it. Peter could use the trigger to exercise her, trim and tone her body in whatever way he chose. She wouldn't be aware of it, stuck in a hypnotic loop as he put her through her paces. But, she'd gradually see the fruits of her labour in the mirror. She'd feel her husband's hands on her body.

This wasn't helping, she decided. Everything she did ended up with her daydreaming about sex. She picked up her pace and distracted herself by going through her latest chapter in her head.

Sala had reached the spice guild and had entered the Guild Master's office. The antagonist was positioned at his desk, and then what? Who was he, and how was Sala supposed to lure him? Harper conceded that she was stuck. Peter would have ideas. She could always bounce off him when she hit a block.

Then a thought occurred to her that only made the tingling worse. Germaine hiring a paramour had been fun, but what about becoming Sala? Peter had played along eagerly enough with Germaine, but his role had been secondary, one-dimensional. Carrick was a more complicated character. He was wily and quick-witted, traits that Peter possessed. She smiled to herself as she passed the bench again, imagining Peter there, telling her to go around another lap. A thought took hold that made her shiver with anticipation.

She turned for home, retracing her route to the hotel, threading through the start of the rush-hour foot traffic, but she didn't worry about the anxiety. She had something else on her mind.

Peter came in as Harper stepped out of the shower and she felt the buzz immediately, like he was her hypnosex trigger itself. She restrained herself to a quick peck on the lips, clutching the bath robe around herself.

"Good day?" she asked, brightly.

"Boring day," Peter replied, kicking off his shoes. "You?"

"I made progress. It's really coming along."

"You're really into it. I've never seen you like this."

"You've inspired me," Harper beamed. "You're my Muse. I'm enjoying it. I was thinking that when the baby comes, I can still write. It'll keep me sane and maybe I'll make a little pocket money out of publishing. What do you think?"

"Publishing what? Novels?" Peter asked, unbuttoning his work shirt.

"No, I think short stories are better for building up followers. Just a few thousand words a week to give them something new."

Peter shook his head, slipping his shirt off and hanging it up. He unbuttoned his trousers. "You make it sound simple, I couldn't sit down and do that."

"Pete, from what I've read about the first six months with a baby, I have no idea either," Harper conceded.

Her husband came up to her in just his underwear and parted her robe, sliding his arms around her bare waist, pulling her to him.

"What're you doing?" Harper murmured, looking up at him.

"Giving in to the inevitable." He kissed her.

Harper moulded her body against his, clutching his rear with her hands, pressing his crotch against hers in a wanton act of need that would have shocked her a week ago.

She broke off the kiss long enough to ask a question. "Did you do something to me?"

"Like what?"

"A post-hypnotic trigger, something that makes me horny all the time?"

"Do you think I'd do that to you, Harper?"

"I... no, I don't think you would, but...."

"Do you want me to do that to you?" Peter interjected.

"No."

Harper looked into her husband's eyes and felt herself beginning to fall. She let it happen, feeling the delicious encroachment of trance and everything it promised. She'd said no, but she knew that was a lie. There was something deep inside that wanted it to be so, to be helpless to resist an arousal trigger. Maybe that was what was happening: maybe she was hypnotising herself.

Peter broke off and looked away. Her mind whirled, teetering on the edge of going under, but her husband had stopped. She noticed the bulge in his underwear.

"What's up?" she asked, confused.

"I'm shattered, babe. I don't want to deal with Germaine tonight."

"You won't need to," Harper protested. "I wasn't going to suggest it."

"You were going under."

"I... I wasn't."

"Then explain this."

Peter rounded on her, holding out his hand. Harper reciprocated in confusion but instead of shaking it, he tugged her hard towards him, overbalancing her, and everything went black.

Harper blinked. She was sitting on the bed in a dress. Peter had dressed himself too. She looked down at herself, puzzled.

"What's going on?" she asked.

"We're going out to dinner."

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"Uh, I was in my robe. You were...."

"We're going to dinner, Harper."

"What did you do to me?"

"I told you to get dressed and to dial down the horny. How do you feel?"

The tingling was gone. "Uh, you just dialed it down? Can you dial it up as well?"

"Maybe. I just thought we could spend one night exploring the city together, going somewhere nice. We don't have to go anywhere crowded, but I just want to get out of the hotel room."

"Okay. Sorry."

"For what?"

Harper looked at her shoes, crestfallen. "I didn't know you felt like that."

Peter drew his wife up from the bed and gave her a hug. "It's been a lot. Let's just have a normal night. We're on the plane tomorrow, so you can be Germaine as much as you like. Though, I think we need to dial her down too."

Harper rested her head against her husband's chest. "Let's skip all that, Pete. I just want to get on the plane as me. I think I can handle it."

"Ready to go out?"

"Yeah. Let's go to a bar first. Somewhere with people. I want to see how I go."

"Sure."

Peter took her hand and they headed out. Harper felt chagrined. Peter had done something to her to make her normal again. She felt normal. She wasn't sex-crazed anymore. But, the idea tugged at her guts, making her twinge: to be fitted with post-hypnotic triggers that she couldn't control, but only obey, that switched her arousal on and off like a light. The fact that it had worked at all meant that she wanted it. She wanted her sexuality completely under the control of her husband. As they got into the elevator and the doors closed, Harper wondered what that meant about her.

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They arrived home without incident. The bustle of checking in for the flight had been a potential flashpoint, but instead she'd sensed the excitement of people wanting to go somewhere. The trance instructions were working.

Peter hauled their luggage inside and closed the door, leaning back against it heavily. Then he smiled at her.

"You did it, babe."

Harper grinned back. "I did. All thanks to you."

"I'm your companion animal."

He took Harper in his arms and kissed her.

"You going to dial me up, Pete?" she asked.

Her husband frowned. "You need me to dial you up?"

"I guess so. I'm still at a two. Before you did it I was at eleven."

"But, it's still in effect?"

"Dial me up and see if it works. How did you trigger it?"

Peter placed a finger on her sternum, then hesitated. Harper popped the top few buttons to expose her skin, and waited.

"I just thought of doing it like this."

Peter traced a slow circle over her skin, and Harper shivered. He traced another circle, keeping eye contact. Harper felt the buzz building.

"It's working," she purred.

"I have no idea how. Triggers are supposed to fade."

His finger completed another circle and she tingled inside.

"Maybe I'm just very receptive, Pete. I read about that. There is a percentage of the population who drop easily and deeply." She closed her hand over her husband's finger, stopping him. "I think we should leave it there, Pete, at low simmer. Let's get unpacked."

Harper bubbled beneath the surface as they went about their chores. It felt delicious. She started dinner, and they ate, but the conversation turned back towards recent events and what they'd discovered.

"I didn't expect it," Peter confessed, taking a mouthful of spaghetti. "When you dropped that first time, I was blown away."

"You must be good at it."

"I think it's more to do with how willing you are."

Peter scooped up another forkful, but Harper sensed his hesitation.

"What's the matter, Pete?"

"Nothing." He chewed on his food.

"Tell me."

He looked up from his plate, and she was suddenly staring into bright blue eyes that made the rest of the room fade away. She blinked, concentrating on her own plate. She didn't need to fall under his spell at the dinner table; they were having a proper conversation.

"It's freaky, to be honest. I don't know what goes on in your head when it happens. When you turned into Germaine, it was like I was talking to someone else."

"Someone with very fixed opinions," Harper offered.

"Yes. She wasn't like you. But, she looked like you and smelled like you."

"It was me, Pete. I can be like that. I, uh, I used to be a lot more like that before the anxiety. You know."

"I just don't know how it works."

A thought occurred to her. "Would you like to try?" She met her husband's eyes, but this time she resisted the pull.

"As in?"

"Why don't you try it, Pete?" She read the surprise in her husband's face, and continued hurriedly. "I mean, we could do it and see. You might not be susceptible to it, but at least you might understand it. It might demystify everything."

Peter shrugged, and returned to his dinner. They finished the meal in silence. Harper felt like an idiot for offering. Her husband was clearly struggling with recent events more than he'd let on, beyond being used to provide her with sex through her most fertile days. She stroked her tummy absently, wondering again whether there were hormonal reasons she felt like she did. Was there a seed there in her belly now, growing? She couldn't feel anything.

Later, when they were getting ready for bed, he brought the subject of hypnosis up again.

"How would we do it, if I wanted to try?" he asked.

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Harper slipped into bed, leaning back against the pillows, and surveyed her husband. He was hesitant, she could see that.

"We could run the script on you, see it that works. It worked for me. I've got it on my phone, right here."

Harper picked up her earbuds from her bedside table and offered them to her husband. Reluctantly, he took them and slid them into his ears.

Harper patted the space next to her. "Come, get into bed, get comfy."

Peter got into bed beside her and laid down on his pillows. He took a deep breath. Harper picked up her phone.

"Ready, Pete?"

"Okay. Here goes nothing." He closed his eyes and Harper hit play.

It was the first script, without the anxiety relaxation that she used. She imagined the words drifting into her husband's head, the delicious tingle of letting go. Peter began to breathe more steadily, and she watched, enthralled as he stepped through the induction.

Harper tracked the progress of the script on her phone, seeing the induction section finish and the deepener start to play. It looked like it was working: Peter's face was blank, his body relaxed. She waited for the deepener to finish.

Peter shifted, and his eyes opened, finding hers. His faced creased up. "Sorry, just not feeling it," he confessed.

The corners of Harper's mouth turned down.

"I tried, babe," he continued. "But, some guy droning on, well, it wasn't very appealing. Maybe I'm just that part of the population."

He folded his arms, staring up at the ceiling. Harper stopped the script. Peter took the earbuds out and passed them back to her. "Maybe it's not to be."

"It's something that takes practice, Pete. I didn't go under first time either."

"Yeah, but how did you feel?"

"Relaxed. Drifty, I guess, but I didn't drop. I know what that feels like now, and it wasn't that. How did you feel?"

"Honestly? Bored. Rediculous. The guy kept harping on and it was just irritating," he muttered. "And now you're disappointed."

"I'm not, Pete. I just think we need a different approach. I think you can still get there."

"You mean another script? Honestly, listening to him bang on about water ripples or some other crap would be more than I could take."

"What if I did it?"

"I'm not following."

Harper chanced a little smile. "What if it was my voice. You like my voice, don't you?"

"Of course, but...."

"What if I read the script out to you. I know how it's supposed to sound. I know what it's supposed to do. I could do it, if you let me try."

Peter gave her a dubious look.

"I can do it, Pete. You know it works. You've seen it with me."

She regarded her husband hopefully, and he finally conceded, "Okay. Nothing ventured, nothing gained," and closed his eyes.

Harper scrambled, suddenly nervous. She'd sold him on her abilities as a hypnotist but now the pressure was on. She scrolled through her phone, looking for the transcript. Harper cleared her throat.

"Okay. I want you to take in a long, deep breath," she read, and felt a little thrill as her husband's chest rose. "Now, let it out again."

---

"How do you feel?"

Peter blinked. He turned his head to find his wife's beautiful face nestled on the pillow beside him. She looked concerned. Peter screwed up his face, not wanting to disappoint her.

"Sorry, babe. I just think I'm in that percentage of the population."

"Nothing?"

"Nothing. I'm really sorry. I tried."

Harper had tried too, her words soft and silky as she went through the script, but he'd gotten bored again at some point, and his attention had wavered. Then her face broke out into a wide smile.

"Uh, what?" he muttered.

Harper darted in and kissed him excitedly. He reared back, puzzled. "Whoa, hold on."

"You don't remember anything, do you?"

"Uh, no."

"Think really hard, Pete. What was the last thing you remember?"

"Just you counting down."

"Anything after that?"

"No, why?" Peter sat up in bed.

"Don't feel any different now?" his wife persisted.

"No, really. I don't feel any different, I remember you counting down, and getting bored, and then asking me how I feel. I'm sorry, but I don't think I can...."

"You're still in trance, Pete," his wife interrupted.

Peter shook his head, trying to cushion his wife's impending disappointment. She followed his movements, excitement emanating from her. His mouth turned down and he shook his head gently.

"I don't want to burst the bubble, but I'm not. I'm the same as five minutes ago."

He could see the nervous excitement in his wife's eyes. "What time was it five minutes ago, Pete?"

Peter glanced at the bedside clock. It was showing ten-thirty at night. "Uh, I hadn't really noticed. I guess twenty-five past."

"Past what?"

Peter's face creased momentarily with irritation. "Ten, obviously. Look, I know you had hopes...."

"Not nine? You sure Pete?"

The way she said it made him stop. "Yeah, pretty sure. I've been reading clocks for a while now." He meant the words to sound assured, but there was an undertone in his voice.

"What's your name?" his wife asked.

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