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Pink Reality Ch 04

Pink Reality Ch 04

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Pink Reality Chapter Four:

November 3rd, 2024.

Rachel Burrows hardly wanted to sound like her grandparents, all fire and brimstone, but it was becoming increasingly apparent with each passing day that this town was full of shady characters. 'Sinners' some more dogmatic people might've called them. Rachel couldn't really disagree with them. And the scariest thing about it was that, fantastically, everyone acted like these women and men had always been there.

The women dressed scantily clad, leaving all their body on display like they had no respect for themselves! Worse were their breasts that had obviously been augmented, as some women had supposedly just grown these assets over night. Flirting with just any man that walked by, giggling like idiots. Vainly dressing themselves in fashionable clothing and makeup and jewelry that had likely cost them a pretty penny. Looking all pretty and cute. Ahem.

And there were a breed of men like them, they were arguably worse. Not loyal to any one woman, they chatted up any and everyone, wearing tight shirts and jeans that clung to their thick muscles something fierce. They made crude sexual jokes like teenage boys and regularly took off their shirts to reveal their hard, thick, pulsing muscles.

Rachel detested them to such a degree that they filled her thoughts an uncomfortable amount. She would be snuggling against her wonderful fiancΓ© and a hot blush would cover her cheeks as her loins ached...with anger. Yes, that was it. She would ache between her legs with anger so bad that she wouldn't be able to sleep for hours. It was awful.

It was a similar feeling to when she would be in the middle of her yoga class doing hip-thrusts and she would suddenly start thinking about her fiancΓ©. Rachel would feel all empty between her ears and hot between her legs for a moment. Where was she, again?

Oh, yeah. The Bimbos. This new breed of sinful people had only started as an occasional sighting here and there; in only the past few days they'd started showing up everywhere. It was terrifying. What was more terrifying was that people she had once known long ago were now among these sinners. Had they been brainwashed? The idea was a bleak one.

Her fiancΓ©, Robert, was among the people who hadn't at all noticed this sudden increase in Bimbos and male whores, unfortunately, but he would see things clearly once they could no longer be ignored. He had made slightly mean spirited jokes at her expense when she'd frightfully mentioned the increasing number of sluts and manwhores. Despite that, he was still sweet and beautiful and caring, and she was soon going to be financially dependent on him, so she had to put up with him for better or worse anyway.

Due to her fiancΓ© not taking her concerns seriously, Rachel had recently taken it into her own hands to figure out what had been going on with these Bimbos and male whores recently. Upon googling this phenomenon, she'd come upon the phrase "Himbo", it was a useful phrase but the resulting images shown to her after she searched "Himbo sexual deviancy" did not sit right with the Christian woman at all. Rachel promptly cleared her search history after that.

Rachel had briefly considered discussing this with that cop Rick, who'd also expressed suspicion of this Bimbo invasion, but he was a bigot and a degenerate and definitely was not one to be trusted. Not to mention probably insane; he was always coming up with absurd conspiracies. In that case, was she acting like him by being so disturbed by these women? No, of course not. Something suddenly spreading everywhere like this couldn't be ignored, and yet it was widely ignored by almost everyone. It was disturbing.

Now Rachel was out in the town, going to a cafe to meet with a woman a few years younger than her that she'd met online. This woman was a college student named Sam, and she'd asked online if anyone else had never heard of these Bimbos until the last month. This woman had practically screamed into the void, finding no one on the internet who'd responded to her but Rachel. Miraculously, they just so happened to live in the same town.

They'd met online before and decided it was best to meet in public. Rachel sat there slightly annoyed as she waited for Sam, until finally the green-haired girl came running into the cafe and apologized for her lateness. This wasn't necessarily the ideal partner for Rachel. Sam had dyed hair, dressed quite androgynously and cursed much too casually. Probably a lesbian; she certainly came off that way. Not that Rachel was homophobic or anything, but she would've preferred someone more...align with her values. It still felt like she was alone in this situation.

They had only a few hours to talk, since Sam had to go see her sister for her birthday today, which was perfectly fine with Rachel. They didn't exactly have much to talk about, this girl seemed out of her depth and was even more conspiratorial than Rick. She was twitchy, nervous. Sure, this Bimbo phenomenon was bizarre and sinister, but Sam claimed to have seen people and environments change before her eyes. Like witnessing the Mandela Effect in person. That couldn't have been true, could it?

"We understand now that these are in fact physical changes, it seems like reality itself warps. Not just memories. So far, it's just fi- just us four who are aware of what's going on. I have no idea why. But we're going to have to work together if we're going to get through this." The tired looking girl said, she didn't look particularly confident.

"And how would we do that?" Rachel raised an inquisitive eyebrow.

"Well...first we have to understand what it is we're fighting. That's the most important step right now. Whatever this thing is, it affects not just individuals, but possibly supercharges locations that seemingly influence the people who enter. The lingerie store, that cafe, these are both places that changed their identity overnight and suddenly started catering to Bimbos. But honestly, it's entirely possible that its' the Bimbos that change these places rather than the other way around. One possibility is that people get converted and then their place of business retroactively changes to match their memory."

Sam poured over her little book of notes robotically. It was kind of sad, she was clearly fighting against something and had no idea what it even was. That scared Rachel, and she wondered if she just put herself into a situation that was far too dangerous for her. The best case scenario was that this girl was just crazy, but Rachel had a feeling that this wasn't true. She'd seen those Bimbos appear in increasing numbers every morning, she'd seen acquaintances leave and then arrive the next day with bigger tits and a whole new wardrobe.

"That's...a start, I suppose. And you say you know one person who has been affected and is still aware of everything? Isn't that kind of..." Rachel started.

"I know. But he's not going to spread it to us or anything. It's not something like an airborne virus; it can't be detected as far as we know and seemingly spreads at random. Some people could spend ages around a Bimbo'd person and not even get changed in the slightest. But some others appear to contract it from others, it's totally random. And even those supposed supercharged points like the cafe or the lingerie store are hard to discern whether they just attract Bimbos, or they actually change people themselves. We've watched those places but have seen nothing so far." Sam said, hardly looking up to Rachel from her little book.

"This is all rather grim, isn't it?" Rachel dejectedly muttered. Sam shook her head.

"I've got my best agent doing research on what this thing could be. I'm sure she'll turn something up."

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...

Grayson wasn't turning up diddly shit. They'd scoured the internet, including the weird conspiracy sites and forums, and when that hadn't worked they sent Grayson off to the library in their larger sister city. It was one of the oldest libraries in the country. Grayson was in the farthest, dustiest part of the library in the delusional hope that she could find anything. Was it scientific or magical in nature, if that was even a thing?

Sam had asked some friends and professors at the university to bring back evidence of anything even a little adjacent to her extremely selective description of what was going on, she had to be somewhat vague so they didn't think she was crazy. Psychologists she knew too, they were tasked with uncovering if some kind of mass psychosis that could cause collective memory changes was possible. Sam had neglected to mention that this thing changed reality itself. One thing at a time.

They of course didn't expect them to turn anything up, so Josh and Grayson were tasked with researching the more ridiculous options for what could be going on. Now Grayson was being led by one of the workers at the library who seemed to have an interest in old books about niche subjects. Banned books, he called them.

He was a slender, tan skinned man. He called himself Alan. He wore thick, comfortable winter clothes and circular glasses. He was twitchy.

"Back in the early days of settlers living in these parts, there were a few different schools of thought that led to certain minority groups being persecuted. You're naturally going to immediately think of Witchcraft, but it wasn't only that. It was any people that held any kind of information or interest that was considered forbidden or taboo." He said as she followed him.

"What, like porn?" Grayson joked. He grinned.

"Some of it was pornographic. The type of thing they say is not suited for the common clay of America. Corruptive. People brought research they'd taken from Eastern and Middle Eastern countries and pooled them into several different books. Many of those books were controversial and hidden. Not many people know of this, they aren't of particular interest." He said. Sure, maybe because this was just some bullshit. But she had to take any thing that she could.

"Some of these books were used for research, presumably. Some group came in and said they'd paid us to use some of them. Well, pay me. I was the only one that knew about this exchange, and surprisingly they actually did bring the books back after only a few months. Guess their research wasn't conclusive. But maybe it was something else. When they brought them back, I wrapped the books to keep these old raggedy things safe. I think. I haven't opened them since. I got a weird feeling about them, they didn't feel the same as when they were first here. Hmm, maybe it wasn't the books I was trying to protect. Again, just a feeling." He said uneasily. He had to have been pulling her leg, it was like he was trying to sound ominous.

"And you're letting me open them because..." Grayson asked.

"Because I think they're probably important. And they're of no use here, they're written in some weird language I've never seen. Maybe you can find someone who can read it. I haven't been able to find anyone that can, nor can I find that group that came here, I don't think they were from the government. Or at least they didn't want people to know they have any affiliation." He said.

Grayson gulped. This was a desperate measure, she just hoped this could actually turn anything up. And she felt that it would, somehow. Like something inside her was leading her to this moment. This whole thing was freaky, and she had a feeling this wasn't going to be the end of it.

...

Everybody loved Aurora. That's what they always said. Indeed, the beautiful young woman was always surrounded by admirers. Combined with her natural beauty, she'd always had that charismatic charm and sociable nature to her. Guys always asked her out, girls always invited her to parties.

They all wanted everyone else to know that they were friends with Aurora, that they were cool. And yet almost none of them had wished her birthday yet. Only family, her friend April, and a few of her countless ex-boyfriends had texted her anything at all today. No one had really asked Aurora her birthday. Thinking about it, very few really asked Aurora questions about herself at all.

She told herself she was just being dramatic. She knew she was going to go out and have a good time and leave all of those insecure thoughts behind her. Until they inevitably came back, as they always did.

Aurora had slept in today; it was her birthday and she could decide what she wanted to do with her day. She said that knowing what she really wanted to do was go back to sleep.

Aurora wiped her tired eyes and looked at herself in the mirror. Much to the objection of basically everyone but Sam and her friend, Grayson (who thought it looked cool), she'd recently dyed her hair pitch black. Aurora wasn't quite sure why, she supposed it just fit how she felt better. It clashed with her freckled face and soft blue eyes more, but in a way that she felt looked kind of dynamic.

Twenty. Aurora was now officially in her twenties, and yet she felt more like a lost kid than ever. Maybe for once she could forego being the life of the party and just spend all day curled under the blankets with a good book. Who was she kidding, when was the last time she let herself be alone for that long?

Anyway, her mom had been looking forward to spending some time with Aurora, and she'd already planned on making a cake and everything. The motherly Bimbo was as kind as her tits were big, Aurora couldn't disappoint her like that. It was funny, her and her mom were basically best friends and she often confided to her mom about when life got hard. But lately, things had been different. Her feelings as of late were too complicated and abstract to really explain to her mom or anyone else.

In any case, Aurora couldn't just stay in today because she also promised she'd go shopping with Sam. Despite being sisters and literal roommates, they rarely got to spend a substantial amount of time together. They were both always so busy, and when Aurora wasn't busy with work she was being pulled from one party or vacation to another by her friends.

Aurora looked around, sister nowhere to be seen. They'd meet up later, but Aurora kind of wanted to be with her right now. Sam was one of the few people she actually wanted to see today. The dorm felt like a haunted house with just Aurora. She soon got dressed and did her makeup, making sure to put her contacts in. Her eyesight was similarly terrible to her sister's, but there was no way she could be caught in glasses.

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She'd told Sam contacts weren't so bad, but her sister wasn't ever having any of that. 'I couldn't touch my eyes like that. I couldn't. I would throw up, I'd actually throw up', Sam had laughed. Yeah, Aurora wasn't a huge fan of it either.

As the college student made her way outside, her ears perked to the sound of someone approaching her from behind.

"Hey, Aurora!" The brown haired April beamed, jumping on her toes and waving to Aurora. She was still in her soccer wardrobe, knees socks, tiny shorts and all. Tiny shorts that accented her creamy, pale thighs nicely. Ahem. Aurora totally wasn't into girls or anything, but she couldn't help but always think that April looked adorable in this getup. April raised one bushy eyebrow as she asked Aurora what she was up to.

"So, birthday girl, what are we doing today?" April put her arm around Aurora's shoulder and pulled the girl close, Aurora laughed and plugged her nose in response.

"Jesus, April, you smell!" Aurora said and pulled away. April shrugged. Yeah, she was just coming from practice after all. April was one of the stars of the team, and as a result she always got pushed harder than everyone else and was always drenched in sweat after practice as a result.

"Yeah, sorry about that. By the way, here. It's nothing crazy. But don't open it until later with your other presents". April said as she handed Aurora a wrapped gift.

"Oh my god, thank you! You really didn't have to, April." Aurora said.

"Yeah, I did! It's your birthday! Anyway, you wanna go out after I shower, 'Rory?" She asked. Aurora shrugged.

"I'm going to see my mom today... but I actually did want to see you, I'm just not sure if my mom will want to have me longer after dinner. I totally wanna hang out, though. Actually, I was gonna go shopping with Sam before dinner, but all three of us could do that later instead!" Aurora figured out in her head as she talked, gradually hyping herself up. Maybe hanging out with April would get her out of this funk.

"Sure! That sounds super fun. You're not doing anything with your other friends?" April cutely titled her head. Aurora shook her head.

"No. Definitely not, actually. I think I'm like, gonna start keeping a bit more to myself from now on. Besides some close friends, of course. Like you." Aurora said. April raised a bushy eyebrow.

"...Is everything alright, 'Rory? You've kinda been in your emo phase lately." April said. Aurora laughed.

"No, no. Really, I'm fine." God, she sounded like Sam when she said stuff like that. But she would probably be fine, it wasn't like she was having any major problems in life. No, everything was going perfect, she supposed. That was, until a small group of fellow students approached the two of them. She was ashamed to admit it, but she felt compromised being seen with April. She was cool, but she was just April. Aurora hoped for her friends sake that they didn't pay her any attention.

"Yo, Aurora!" Aurora had to fight back against her urge to sigh. Three guys and three girls: Braxton, Parker, Bradford, Blair, Ashleigh (pronounced ash-lay), and Kennedy. And yes, Sam and Grayson made fun of their WASPy-ass names basically any time Aurora brought her friends up.

"Ohmigod, you guys! What's been up with you!?" Aurora feigned a smile as she went in to hug them. April's eyes widened at the girl's sudden in shift in mood.

"Didn't we talk with you at Shelly's last night? You were so crazy."

"That wasn't me. I actually felt kinda sick, so I didn't go." Aurora said. She actually hadn't met up with them in a few weeks, had they not noticed?

"Oh, for real? I could've sworn you were there. You're coming to Princeton's party tonight, though, right? Everyone wants to see you." The blonde pretty-boy named Braxton said. Yeah, cause like half the guys they knew had a crush on her.

"Yeah, for sure I'll be there!" Aurora lied.

"Cool, cool. By the way, is your lakehouse's renovations gonna be done in a few months? My lame-ass dad sold our summer home and the land it was on. Maybe your dad could get one of the bands on his label to play a show there too, that'd be sick." Yes, she told them that she had a lakehouse. Yes, she said that her father was alive and was a prolific music producer. No, she had no idea why she said these things. Aurora tried to ignore the holes April was currently staring into the side of her head. Yeah, she might have fibbed from time to time. Or all the time.

Aurora had already felt like her body was gonna twist itself into a knot from all the anxiety she had building up inside of her, and it was only getting steadily worse. April definitely had to have felt weird about seeing the front Aurora put on in front of her so-called friends. It was kind of awkward between them as they eventually ended the conversation and agreed to meet up later, going their separate ways for now.

She was then on her way to her mother's house, half looking forward to spending time with her family and half wanting today to already be over. Lauren beamed as she opened the door, the mother's hair and makeup as immaculate as always; her taut winter sweater not at all hiding the incredible shape her breasts made in the fabric. And she'd never had work done either, her breasts had just naturally remained as perky as they'd always been.

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