10:28 a.m.
Sable groaned, leaning her head back on the couch in the doctor's office. "Such bullshit." She muttered under her breath before grabbing her phone and scrolling through social media feeds. After two hours of waiting for the psychotherapist, the court made her see for anger management issues, and the asshole had the nerve to be late. Sable was fuming by now. She glanced over at the doctor's desk and noticed the picture next to the keyboard, a pair of anthropomorphic wolves standing side by side holding up a prized fish. Sable smacked her lips, muttering the word furfags before the door opened. One of the wolves from the photo was a brownish coat with black tips on some patches. He smiled at Sable and waved to her. He noticed her outfit looked like something a typical edgy goth would wear: all black, a light jacket over a long sleeve shirt, torn jeans, and boots.
"Hello, My name is Doctor Timber; I'm the doctor handling your case."
"I knew I should have had Daddy handle the shrink." Timber gave her a blank stare before he turned to her file.
"So you're here for anger management classes. Well, I can see you're not remotely interested in taking them, so maybe I can offer a way out?" The brief idea of him wanting to have sex with Sable made her gag with disgust.
"Before you finish that sentence, absolutely the fuck not. Just how fucking unprofessional do you have to be? 2 fucking hours late? What the hell were you doing! Let me guess, busy fucking another fur, that is it? I could give a rat's ass about anger management. I'm here by force! The least they could do was give me a fucking competent doctor, or but no. So I'm stuck with a fucking yiff shit stain." She shouted and hissed out, clearly pissed, agitated, and angry, her arms crossed she would storm out if she could sadly, she couldn't. They'll just add more shit for her to do. Timber cleared his throat before sitting down at his desk, skimming over her file.
"Sable Runestone, Twenty-five years old, unemployed and not attending school."
"Hello!" Sable snapped again. "My family is loaded just in case you've been too busy licking someone's ballsack to notice." Again, Sable snapped at him, feeling offended someone didn't recognize her pedigree.
"Miss Runestone," Timber sighed, leaning back in his chair. "I think we can both save each other a lot of headache by working together. The sooner we get this done, the faster you can leave." He opened a drawer and grabbed a clunky pair of headphones. "Here's what I suggest. You wear these headphones and pretend to listen to some mediation videos online, and I will be free to finish up some paperwork. One hour with these, and you'll be out of here before you know it. I'll even mark you down for two of your required visits."Sable was skeptical of his offer. She reached out and grabbed the headphones, the plastic clunking against itself as she turned it over.
"I'm supposed to wear these, and I can listen to any music I want?" She tossed them back at the doctor, making him scramble to catch them before they hit the floor. "I'll just use my headphones. It'll be better than dealing with whatever the last person left behind on those." She shuddered to think they could give her lice. Timber sighed, holding the headphones out to her again.
"It's either you wear them or else I'll have to stay here, and we talk for the next hour." Sable narrowed her eyes at him; she planned to have daddy fire this quack when she got home and find someone they could easily buy. She snatched them from him and put them on. The weight was already annoying Sable more than sharing a room with the doctor, so she turned on the loudest metal track she had on her phone. Timber smiled, getting up and leaving the room, which helped Sable relax a bit. She was blissfully unaware of the danger closing in. The doctor left Sable alone in the room for the hour he promised. The young woman so blissfully unaware of the trap he set for her. By unknown means, Sable felt nothing out of place while her mind was unraveling, leaving her subconscious exposed and rendering her vulnerable to external impressions. Timber could make her into anything. The wolf returned to find Sable on the couch with her body limp as a rag, her eyes staring off into space and glossed over with fog. He reached over and picked up her hand, dropping it on her thigh. It made a soft thud, but it spurred no reaction from Sable. Timber grinned, closing the door and locking it before he sent a text from his phone.
'I have her, beginning the process.' The sudden reply he got made him freeze.
'I'm in the building. I'm coming towards you now.' He gulped, going wide-eyed before he opened the door and saw her, Queen McDale. But, of course, the woman is the last person anyone wants to make their enemy. So the crimson dragon smiled, keeping her emerald hair tied back in a bun and dressed in formal attire with a skirt down to her knees.
"Miss McDale, you came to handle the process yourself?" Timber asked, clearly intimidated by the woman. Queen smiled, straightening up her blouse.
"Of course, I am. Reginald's daughter in our clutches, and you expect me to miss out on it?" She looked inside the office with a devious grin. "Is that her?" She pointed to Sable wearing the clunky headphones. Timber nodded.
"Yes, ma'am. You should be able to talk to her once the headphones come off. Her mind will focus on the first voice that she hears."
"Good, take a break, Percy. I'll take over from here." The wolf nodded and left in a slight hurry. When Queen spoke, you needed to move yesterday! She grinned, closing the door and locking it before sitting down across from Sable, taking in the sight of the impressionable young woman. The dragon reached over and carefully removed the headphones, then brushed Sable's raven follicles to the side, getting a better look at her face. Queen felt her urges getting stronger the longer she sat there. Still, there was work to do. "Sable? Sable, can you hear me?" Sable moaned, giving her a slight nod. "Good, listen to my voice. I'm here to guide you back to the light. So I need you to stand up for me." Sable wobbled like a newborn fawn struggling to walk before she stood up. Her body gently swayed side to side."Well done," Queen stood up and walked around the girl, taking notes of her outfit. She wasn't a fan of the all-black, but she left it be for now.