# Room 6A -- Chapter Two: Posed Quiet
**Category:** ENF / Psychological / Ritual / Shame / Procedural Obedience
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**Title:** Room 6A -- Chapter Two: Posed Quiet
**Series:** Room 6A
**Tags:** ENF, Ritual, Shame, Psychological, Slow Burn, CFNM, Obedience, Non-Penetrative, Mind Control
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> This story continues directly from Chapter One: The Summons Strip.
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> Margot returns to Room 6A -- not with reluctance, but quiet certainty.
> No touch. No demand. Only posture, exposure, and the slow unwinding of her will.
> Stillness becomes its own surrender.
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Her body wasn't asked.
It was recorded.
And still, she showed up on time.
The confirmation came by calendar only.
No subject. No message.
Just the next time slot.
Thursday -- 3:40 PM -- Room 6A.
Margot didn't hesitate.
She closed the half-written grant proposal on her laptop without saving.
Left her phone facedown on the table.
Tied her hair back with a loose elastic.
It barely mattered anymore.
There was no need to plan. No need to prepare.
Only the certainty of what she would offer.
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She wore the same jeans. A different tee.
No bra.
She hadn't worn one all week.
The denim whispered against bare skin with every step, a constant, low reminder.
By the time she reached the hallway outside Room 6A, her thighs had already warmed with nervous dampness.
Door unlocked.
Inside, the room had changed.
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A tall vertical pole stood near the center, with sliding arms and levelers. A platform.
Tape across the floor.
Soft paper underfoot.
No tray.
No curtain.
Just expectation, suspended like a hum in the air.
The man was already inside.
He didn't greet her.
Didn't gesture.
He simply stood, waiting.
Margot peeled off her clothes, folding them one at a time with deliberate slowness.
Tee. Jeans. Underwear.
Each motion stripped not just fabric but autonomy.
She hadn't shaved that day.
Not by decision--by forgetting.
Her pubic hair was soft, a little wild.
She noticed that.
She noticed, too, how her breasts pulled downward naturally, how her nipples stood stubborn against the sterile air.
She didn't feel beautiful.
She felt legible.
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The gown was the same.
Crinkled, unbleached, cold against newly bare skin.
She slipped it on but didn't tie it.
The back gaped open freely.
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"Stand on the paper," the man said.
The words were simple.
But they carved her open just the same.
