This story is the third part of my series, "Eat At Bambie's", all of which are inspired by the amazing 'Bambie Brainwasher', an incredibly talent content creator. If you like this story or hypnotic/mind control/brainwashing, check her out!
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It's getting late when you finally spot it, but you know there's nothing to worry about. Bambie's is always open.
Especially for regulars like you.
You can't quite remember the first time you stopped here, or even how you stumbled upon it, but ever since then, you've found it hard to stay away. Sure it's out of your way but again and again you come back for more. It might look like your run-of-the-mill middle-of-nowhere diner, but as anyone whose ever eaten there will tell you, there's just something special about this place.
The familiar sign greets you as you finish your approach, brightly shining in the night sky like a beacon calling you home.
Bambie's.
A dull smile crosses your lips as you park your car, the only one in the lot save for one whose license plate bears the same name as the diner itself. You barely even notice it as you glide through the door, the ringing of the welcome bell music to your ears, even as the familiar soft music which fills the air slowly makes itself known.
Eyes glassy and stomach growling even though you don't recall being that hungry when you first left the house, you make for an empty booth, not bothering to wait to be seated. And as you sit there, your eyes are immediately drawn to the wall across from you.
Or more specifically, the large TV screen hanging off it.
A mix of red and white spirals fill it, not unlike the ones which cover every empty surface in the diner.
Seeing them makes you happy, and oh so hungry, the subliminal spirals and messages therein hidden so deep within them you could never hope to understand them even if you tried. So you simply watch them as the familiar sights, sounds and scents of the diner wash over you and your already empty head.
It feels so good being back here. Almost like home.
No one else is here this late. No one except you and her.
You see Bambie by the counter out of the corner of your eye, wiping it down with a rag, her heavy breasts moving back and forth, their pull nearly strong enough to pull your gaze from the screen in front of you. But you manage to refrain, and after a moment or two, she seems to notice you sitting there.
"Howdy stranger," Bambie says as she slides her way over to you, her warm smile just as lovely a greeting as her ample bosom threatening to burst free from her top at any second or her amazing legs just barely covered by her daisy dukes. "What can I get you this evening?"
So lost in the spirals on the screen and the booth and the table and the wall and everything else, you barely even hear her approach, let alone ask you about your order, but as you look from her smiling face down to the spiral-covered menu, you find yourself going even deeper than you already were.
You've been here so many times before, you practically know the menu by heart. But that doesn't stop you from reading the red and white words again like it's the first time you've ever seen them.
Bambie's
Try Our Thighs, Breasts Or Legs!
Best Milkshakes In The World!
Amazing as all those choices are, you've tried them all before. Bambie's succulent legs, incredible thighs, juicy breasts and mouth-watering milkshakes. You love them all it's true, but tonight... Tonight you feel different. Tonight you want to try something new.
"I... I'm not quite sure..."
Bambie frowns, somehow making even that expression look so very enticing. Then she nods reassuringly. "I get it, sweetie. You've tried my shakes, you've tried my thighs. And you've definitely tried my breasts," she says with a wink, then her eyes light up and her lips come together in a smile that almost makes you melt into the booth. "But I bet you've never tried them with my special sauce."
You search your foggy memories before shaking your empty head. "No Bambie..."
"Well that won't do, will it? Sit right there and relax. I'll whip up something real nice that'll knock you straight into next week."
She winks at you again and then as quickly as she appeared she's gone again, heading into the depths of the kitchen even as you sit there dazed and unsure of what exactly just happened. With a shrug, you turn your attention back to the screen once more.
The spirals keep on moving- not simply the ones on the TV but the ones on the walls, tables, booths and chairs. A veritable sea of slowly spinning red and white spirals threatening to wash over you and drown you in a seemingly endless hypnotic sea.
As if you haven't already gone under more than once.
As if you weren't already down so deep that even if you tried you wouldn't remember why you decided to come here tonight.
As if you can't recall a single thing before stepping through those doors.