*Before this story begins I would like to give a special thanks to the author Chrystal Wynd who has helped edit and read over this story from the beginning.
He also contributed Chapters 6 and 7 which shall be posted here shortly.
Thank you all in advance for reading.
CHAPTER ONE: ANNABELLE AND THE BIMBO, LULU
When Annabelle arrived home from work that evening, it had felt like any other day. The reality however could not have been more different for draped over the sofa in her living room was the person that was going to change her life.
With bright blonde hair and the mother of all hourglass figures, she certainly didn't strike Annabelle as someone who could possibly be of any significance. She looked barely twenty and was dressed like she was about to go out clubbing than to go out changing people's lives.
"Who the hell are you?" asked the startled Annabelle. "and what are you doing in my apartment?"
The girl just smiled at her first of all. "My name is Lulu." she replied, "And I've got a story to tell."
"That still doesn't explain why you broke into my apartment."
"You're a reporter, one of the best I could find. I want you to listen to my story and to let the world know that my kind exist."
"Your Kind?"
"Bimbos."
Annabelle couldn't help but scoff at that response. "Bimbos? You mean like the giggly no brained blonde sluts that like to wear pink?"
"You really shouldn't believe the stereotypes." smiled Lulu, "There is more to bimbos, true bimbos I mean, than you would ever believe."
"Oh so you're saying you also all like to discuss the artwork of Max Beckmann over a glass of 92 Latour?" replied Annabelle sarcastically.
"Well personally I find Beckmann's use of twisted images and colours to portray the horrors of war through biblical figures to be hauntingly tragic, I wouldn't be drinking a 92 Latour though, 1992 was an awful year for Bordeaux." Lulu watched in amusement as Annabelle's jaw fell open in surprise at her response before adding, "Like I said, don't believe all the stereotypes. Just because I'm a bimbo, doesn't mean I'm stupid."
"Then what does being a bimbo mean?" asked Annabelle who was now starting to become semi-interested.
Lulu got to her feet and made her way over to Annabelle, "I'll show you." she said before grabbing a pair of scissors that were lying on the drawer beside Annabelle.
For a moment, Annabelle was worried that the girl was about to try and attack her. Her fears were soon put to rest though as the girl started hacking away at her own hair, clumps of perfect blonde hair fell to the ground making the previously perfect looking girl suddenly look like she had just lost an argument with a lawnmower.
Annabelle stood in the living room, shocked at what she had just seen. A split second later this shock turned to dumbfoundedness as before her eyes, Lulu's hair reverted to its original style. The hair she had cut off was still lying on the floor, yet she had also instantaneously grown a replacement head of hair.
"This is what it means." declared Lulu, "There is a difference between a bimbo and some air headed slut that likes to fuck. You saw what happened to my hair just now, the same would happen if I dyed it or even tried to change style. I can only ever look like this."
"But why?" asked Annabelle, now completely hooked by what she was witnessing.
"Because nobody is born a bimbo, you are turned into one. I wasn't born this way and I certainly never used to look like this. I was changed."
"That's ridiculous, how can anybody change who you are?"
"There's a number of ways really, magic is one, hypnosis can be another. With me, it was drugs."
"Yes drugs, the work of a scientist named... well we'll get to that later. The fact of the matter is that any girl can end up like me in the wrong set of circumstances and it is time for people to know our story. Or my story at least. And I want you to write it for me. Will you do that for me?"
"Yes, of course!" blurted out Annabelle, "It would be an honour. Just come by my office say tomorrow a..."
"It has to be now." stated Lulu. "I've already been here too long, we do the interview here and now or not at all."
Annabelle was too consumed with personal interest, let alone professional, to be able to turn this story down. Therefore she was more than willing to accept her demands.
"Fine, we'll do it now. Just let me get my tape recorder."
"Thank you," replied Lulu, "I knew you would hear my story."
Ten minutes later, Annabelle was ready. She was sat in an armchair with notebook in hand, tape recorder placed on the coffee table in front of her and Lulu still sprawled over the sofa across from her. It was time to begin the interview of her career.
"So," began Annabelle, "Where do you want to begin?"
"I want to start with a simple question."
"Okay, what do you wish to ask?"
"How old do you think I am?"
"Umm, I don't know. Nineteen? Maybe twenty?"