Influences at the end.
As a fair warning, this is a mind control story with sexual content, and not a sex story with mind control content.
Disclaimer: This story contains scenes of non-consensual sex between females and depictions of sexual slavery. If you are under 18 or offended by this type of material please do not continue. Otherwise, read on and enjoy! Also, any resemblance of the characters in this work to people either living, dead or fictitious is unintentional and purely coincidental.
Rekindled
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Heather massaged her temples, ready to head home. Her eyes crossed over the papers strewn on her desk and the monitor of her laptop. She had more to do, but it was late, and it was Friday. Gathering up the filing for the patent, she clicked her laptop shut. It could be finished from home. The necessary items all went in her briefcase and she left the office.
The elevator ride down was lonely, like it always was on Friday. During the week, sometimes another late-working lawyer or some other corporate stiff would ride down with her, occasionally asking her to drinks, either business driven or otherwise. She never accepted. But on Friday, everyone was out, already deep in alcohol-fueled schmoozing with coworkers, or home with their families. Even the janitors weren't there, waiting until Sunday night to clean up. The doors opened in the underground garage, and she walked out to her car. The black BMW M5 winked as she pressed the keyless entry.
The ride home was lonely. The freeways weren't crowded, with most workers already home even after drinks. Some part of her noticed, wanted some social interaction. But it wasn't going to happen. She had to work, make money to send her daughter to college. Her ex had accused her of placing work before all, and maybe it was true. But she had a purpose, and sending Riley to Berkeley was it.
She came in through the garage, tossing her keys in the drawer of the small table as she walked into the kitchen. "I'm home!" she shouted, not sure if Riley was still around. There wasn't an answer. She heard the T.V. in the living room though, so she peeked around the corner and saw her daughter scrunched on the couch, staring at her phone instead of paying attention to whatever show was on. Heather didn't know; she didn't have time for T.V.
"Hi honey," Heather said over the blaring speakers.
"Oh, it's you," said Riley. "You actually came home. I'm amazed."
"Yes, I came home," said Heather bitterly. It was an old fight, and not one she had the energy to go through now. "Are you hungry?"
"Ate a while ago, no thanks to you," Riley said. "I'll be out of your hair in a bit," she sniped.
Heather sighed. "You know it's not like that," she said.
"Then act like it," Riley replied.
Heather opened her mouth, closed it again. She was too tired for this. She shook her head, walked down the hall to her dark home office and set her briefcase on the mahogany desk. She clicked on the lamp and sank into the soft, plush leather chair. It was new, since the last had worn to the point of cracking. Soft light shined in a puddle on the desk, with papers stacked neatly at either side and pens in a small cup at the top. Bookshelves lined the walls, filled with brown, black and blue legal tomes. She pulled out her laptop and plugged it into the cradle. Once fired up, the large monitor attached to the dock came on and the filing filled the screen.
Her cell rang. She pulled it out of her purse. The screen showed "Unavailable". She answered. "This is Heather."
"Hello, my sweet, precious Heather," a silky woman's voice intoned.
"No," whispered Heather, her body immediately tense as cold fear radiated from her chest. Petra.
"Yes, Heather. I've found you," said Petra. "It's time for you to sleep again."
"No, no, no!" shouted Heather. "I took them out! All of them! By a professional!"
"You mean, all of those, creamy delights," asked Petra.
"See! They don't work! Stay away from me you bitch!"
"I'm going..."
Heather angrily pushed the hang up button on the cell's screen. She dropped her phone on the desk and sunk her face into her hands. The memories came flooding back, all of the ones she'd fought to lose and kept suppressed for so long.
Petra sat next to Heather in their apartment kitchen. They shared the smallest bedroom of the three, since neither could afford to pay for their own. The cheap plastic chairs weren't comfortable, and Heather hated them.
"It'll work, trust me," said Petra.
"No way," said Heather. "This is all bullshit."
"No, really, I can do this," said Petra. "You need to get under control or you're never going to graduate."
"I... I know, Petra," said Heather, resigned to at least trying. Her grades were in the tank and she was already on academic probation. She shook her head. "But this is still bullshit."
"Just, just let me try," said Petra. "But you have to try as well. Let yourself do this, relax into it, be open to letting it happen, ok?"
"Ok," Heather sighed. "What do you want me to do?"
"Watch this," said Petra, and Heather did. The pendant swung gently between them, and Heather watched as Petra droned on about feeling relaxed, heavy, sleepy...
Heather shook herself, stopping the movie her mind was making. It had taken years of therapy, much of it under trance, to erase what had happened to her. The clinicians hadn't really believed, but she paid good money, so they walked through her mind, erasing the pieces that made her drop under so quickly. They tried to break the associations, too, and she had thought they had. But now, even after 20 years, she was a little breathless just from hearing that voice again. Her body still responded in the ways it had been trained to. But the feelings were muted, and she had hung up. She had won. Just like she had gotten away after graduation, all of those years ago. She sank back into the chair and forced her muscles to relax. Nothing was going to happen.
"Well, we've gotten all we could find," said Dr. Thompson. "I can't believe how many there were." He shook his head. "Mommy's little dolly, doggy, strip..."
"Thank you, doctor," Heather said, able to not react to the words, not forget as each was said. "You've done more than I thought anyone could to help me."
"You've been a unique case, Heather. We just wanted to help you get past the PTSD and get your life back."
"You have, doctor. You have." She smiled at him. She'd gotten past offering her body as payment at the end of each session. "I'm not a slave anymore." She turned and walked out the door, feeling free and happy for the first time in years. Truly happy, not some trained reflex igniting a warped, sexual bliss.
Her phone rang again. It said "Unavailable". She ignored it. She got up and poured herself some brandy from the crystal carafe she had on a small table near the two chairs facing the desk. The burn helped cover up the last of the latent feelings from the call with Petra that she hadn't been able to get under control. Sighing, she sat down. Another flash of memory pushed forward.
Heather sat on her bed in her room, amazed at the difference just a few sessions with Petra had made. Her concentration was up, her motivation was higher, and she was getting through her studies easily. She smiled as she finished up the last of her speech and got ready to put it on cards.
Petra interrupted her. "Hey, there, roomie." She smiled down at Heather. "Ready for another session?"
"Hey, Petra, it's been working so well I'm not sure..."
"Don't be silly, Heather," Petra said. "You can always use more reinforcement." Heather did feel silly. Of course she needed more. It was helping her so much. "Now, it's time to get ready," said Petra, like she was talking to a child. Heather didn't mind. She moved to the edge of the bed and sat up straight. Her nightshirt rode up over her hips, exposing her lack of underwear. But that didn't matter.
Didn't it used to?
"Just relax your mind, Heather, and let me in." Heather did, her eyes sliding closed and her breathing slowing. Face slack, her mind opened to her hypnotist. The world faded in a blissful fog, conscious thought slipping away, losing track of time...
Heather startled herself back to reality. Her body was relaxed and her breathing slow, with dew between her legs. She shook to break the conditioning her body remembered. Even after so long, Petra had hooks in her. A few aches had crept in while she'd sat, and she worked them slowly out. How long had she sat there, lost in the dream? She needed to do something, take her mind off her old roommate. Looking around, she figured maybe she could start on work, but that wouldn't happen now. Her concentration was shot. Heather stood up, a little agitated. Work had always helped before, but the heat between her legs was distracting. She walked towards the table, thinking maybe another drink might help.
The doorbell rang. Surprise warred with fear as she opened her office door and walked towards the foyer. Her daughter beat her there, opening the front door, likely expecting her friends. Instead, two women stood there, similar in look but years apart in age. Both had long, honey blonde hair and strong, high cheekbones.
Heather immediately recognized her former roommate. Dread swept over her. She fought down a panic attack, nearly hyperventilating, but just managing to control herself.
"Oh," said Riley. "Who are you?"
"I'm a friend of your mother's," said the older woman. "My name is Petra. And this is my daughter, Keira."