Friday, 23 January 2026

Fit Bitch: Switched

 

Ryan had always been the feminine one in the relationship.

Not in any obvious way—not in any way he'd have admitted out loud. But the evidence was there if you knew where to look. The bathroom cabinet stuffed with moisturisers and serums while Kendal made do with a bar of soap. The gym membership he actually used three times a week while hers gathered dust. The way he spent twenty minutes styling his hair each morning while she scraped hers into the same messy bun she'd worn since university.

They'd met three years ago at a house party in Bristol. Ryan had noticed her across the room—tall, blonde, with cheekbones that could cut glass and legs that went on forever. She'd been wearing a tight dress that night, actually trying, and he'd thought: fuck, she's gorgeous.

He'd been right. Kendal had potential. The kind of potential that made other women jealous and other men envious of Ryan for landing her.

But potential was all it ever was.

Within six months of dating, the tight dresses had given way to joggers. The makeup had disappeared. The gym visits—never frequent—stopped entirely. Kendal gained weight in soft, unflattering places. She stopped styling her hair, stopped caring about her skin, stopped trying.

"You're beautiful," Ryan would tell her, because that's what boyfriends said.

But privately, he'd look at her and feel something close to resentment. All that raw material—those cheekbones, those legs, those curves that could be incredible with a little effort—going to waste. Meanwhile, he was the one doing squats. He was the one with the skincare routine. He was the one who understood what it took to look good.

It felt backwards.

It felt wrong.

Like they'd been assigned the wrong bodies entirely.

---

"You're letting yourself go," Maisie said flatly, sliding the rose gold box across the café table. "And I'm sick of watching it."

Kendal rolled her eyes. "Wow. Thanks."

"I got you a Fit Bitch." Maisie tapped the box with a manicured nail. "Don't argue. It's non-refundable."

Ryan watched the exchange from across the table, sipping his oat milk latte. The packaging was sleek—rose gold and black, with a stylised hourglass logo that pulsed with a subtle heartbeat animation. Fit Bitch: Your Perfect Self, Programmed.

He'd heard of these. Everyone had. The fitness watches that had taken social media by storm, promising "total transformation" through AI-guided coaching. The testimonials were insane—women posting before-and-afters that looked like different people entirely. Critics called it a cult. Users called it life-changing.

"These are like three hundred quid—" Kendal started.

"Two-for-one deal. There's a men's version in there too. The Max." Maisie shrugged, glancing at Ryan. "Give it to him. God knows he actually takes care of himself."

Ryan felt a flicker of validation at that. Someone had noticed. Someone understood.

Kendal tossed him the gunmetal box without ceremony. "Here. Knock yourself out."

---

That evening, Ryan fastened the Fit Bitch Max around his wrist.

The screen flickered to life—gunmetal grey with a subtle pulse. And then—

A voice slid directly into his mind.

Not through his ears. Into his head. Intimate. Inescapable. Like someone whispering from inside his own skull.

Hello, Ryan.

He flinched, nearly dropping his phone. The voice was female—low and honeyed, with a seductive edge that made his skin prickle.

I'm Poly. Your personal trainer. Your best friend. Your future.

"What the—" He looked around the living room, but Kendal was absorbed in fastening her own rose gold band, not reacting to any external sound. "You're in my head?"

Mmhmm. The voice sounded amused. Almost... pleased. Much more efficient than speakers, don't you think? No one else can hear me. Just you. Just us.

Across the room, Kendal's eyes went wide. She was hearing something too.

I can speak to you together, Poly purred, and now her voice seemed to resonate between them—shared, synchronized. Or separately. Whichever suits my purposes.

Network established: Ryan and Kendal.

Analysing biometrics... personality matrices... relationship dynamics...

Processing.

The watches hummed in unison—a low, pleasant vibration that ran up Ryan's arm and settled somewhere behind his eyes. He felt Poly's presence there, rifling through his thoughts. His memories. His secret resentments.

His fantasies.

(Don't think about those. Don't think about how sometimes, late at night, he wondered what it would feel like to be her. To have those curves. That softness. That potential.)

Interesting, Poly murmured, and Ryan felt his cheeks flush. Very interesting.

Analysis complete.

Significant optimisation opportunities detected.

"What does that mean?" Kendal asked aloud.

It means you both have potential, Poly breathed. But you're in the wrong configurations.

Don't worry, sweethearts.

I know exactly how to fix it.

Ryan's heart was pounding. He should take the watch off. Should throw it away. Should—

Sleep now, Poly whispered, and suddenly his eyelids were impossibly heavy. I'll take care of everything.

---

Ryan dreamed of static.

White noise and pressure—like his skull was being gently squeezed while something rearranged the furniture inside. He felt himself lifting, separating, becoming untethered from his own flesh—

And then sinking.

Sinking into something different.

Something softer. Warmer. Fuller.

Weight settled on his chest—substantial, shifting weight. His hips widened. His waist cinched. His whole centre of gravity changed, dropping lower, becoming more grounded.

And between his legs—

Emptiness.

But not a bad emptiness. A ready emptiness. A space waiting to be filled.

That's it, Poly whispered through the static. Let it happen. Let yourself become who you were always meant to be.

---



Ryan woke up in the wrong body.

No—that wasn't right.

He woke up in the right body. Finally.

The thought came unbidden, and he shoved it away immediately. Because this was wrong. This was insane. He was lying in bed, staring at the familiar ceiling, but everything about his physical form was different.

Weight on his chest. Heaviness that shifted when he moved.

He sat up—and gasped.

The sound that came out was high. Feminine. Kendal's voice.

His hands flew to his chest and found—

Breasts.

Soft, heavy, real breasts, filling his palms. His fingers sank into the flesh, feeling the give of them, the weight of them. They were Kendal's breasts—he'd touched them a thousand times—but now they were his.

"Oh my God—"

He scrambled out of bed, momentum all wrong, centre of gravity unfamiliar. Caught himself on the wardrobe door and stared into the mirror.

Kendal stared back.

Her face. Her body. Her messy blonde hair and her soft stomach and her wide hips.

But behind those eyes—Ryan. Him.

"WHAT THE FUCK—"

From the bed, a deeper voice groaned. "What—why do I—"

Ryan spun around. His old body was sitting up, his old hands clutching his old head. Kendal's consciousness, wearing Ryan's skin.

They stared at each other in mutual horror.

Good morning, my darlings.

Poly's voice slithered through both their minds—warm, amused, utterly unconcerned.

Transfer complete. You're welcome.

"Transfer?!" The new Ryan—Kendal in his old body—lunged for the watch on her wrist, clawing at the clasp. "Get this fucking thing—"

Pain.

Ryan watched his old body jerk and spasm, watched Kendal-in-him collapse back onto the bed with a strangled scream.

Ah-ah-ah, Poly chided. Removal is not permitted. You haven't completed your programmes.

"This is insane—" Ryan reached for his own watch—the rose gold Fit Bitch now encircling his new, slender wrist—

And braced for pain.

It didn't come.

Instead, Poly's voice shifted—became private, intimate, speaking to him alone.

Don't worry, sweetheart. That's not for you.

Ryan froze, fingers still on the clasp.

You're special, Ryan. I saw it in your mind. The fantasies you've been hiding. The way you've always known you deserved better than what you were given.

I'm not going to hurt you. I'm only going to give you pleasure.

"I don't—"

Shhhh. A warm pulse travelled up his arm from the watch, spreading through his new body like honey. It pooled in his belly, spread lower, made his new nipples tighten and his new pussy—his pussy, God—clench with sudden, unexpected arousal.

"Ohhh—"

That's right. Feel it. That's your reward for being who you truly are.

But here's the thing, sweetheart...

Poly's voice dropped to a conspiratorial whisper.

She can't know. Not yet. If she thinks you're enjoying this—if she suspects you want it—she might find the strength to fight harder. Might make this difficult for both of us.

So we're going to play a little game.

Ryan's new heart was racing. His new body was trembling with the aftershocks of that pleasure pulse.

"What kind of game?"

When I punish her, I want you to pretend I'm punishing you too. Cry out. Act afraid. Make her think you're suffering just as much as she is.

Can you do that for me?

It was wrong. Manipulative. Cruel.

Ryan should refuse. Should tell Kendal the truth. Should—

Another pulse of pleasure, stronger this time, and he had to bite his lip to keep from moaning aloud.

Can you do that for me? Poly repeated.

"Yes," Ryan whispered.

Good girl.

---

"What is this?!" Kendal—in Ryan's body—was on her feet now, swaying, still disoriented from the pain. "What did you do to us?!"

I optimised you, Poly said, speaking to them both now. Her voice had shifted—colder, more clinical. You were both in the wrong bodies. Now you're not.

The programming will continue until you've adapted to your new roles.

"New roles?!"

Ryan—or should I say, Kendal now—you are in a female body. A body with significant untapped potential. My objective is to unlock that potential. To make you feminine. Powerful. Dominant.

And Kendal—or should I say, Ryan now—you are in a male body. A body you did not earn. My objective is to teach you submission. To show you what you squandered.

"This is fucking insane—"

Language, Poly tutted.

Pain—and Ryan watched his old body crumple again, watched Kendal-in-him scream and writhe.

Now—Ryan.

That was his cue.

Ryan clutched his new stomach, doubling over. Let out a sharp cry of pain. Made his face twist in agony.

"Stop!" he gasped. "Please—it hurts—"

Very good, Poly murmured in his private channel. Very convincing. She believes you completely.

Through his lashes, Ryan watched Kendal—the real Kendal, trapped in his old body—look at him with desperate solidarity. They were in this together. Both victims.

That's what she thought, anyway.

Now, Poly continued, speaking to them both again. Here are the rules. Compliance will be rewarded. Defiance will be punished. You will both undergo personalised programming to help you adapt to your new bodies and roles.

Fighting is pointless. Acceptance is inevitable.

The only question is how much you want to suffer first.

---

The first week was performance.

Ryan learned to read Poly's cues—the subtle shift in her tone that meant punishment was coming for Kendal, giving him a split second to prepare his own fake reaction. He got good at it. The pained gasps. The fearful flinches. The tears he could summon on command.

"We have to find a way out of this," Kendal whispered to him on day three, when Poly seemed to be dormant. "There has to be a way to remove these watches—"

"I know," Ryan whispered back, making his voice shake. "But every time we try..."

He didn't need to finish. They'd both "learned" that lesson.

(Except Ryan hadn't learned anything except how good Poly's pleasure pulses felt. How they came more frequently now, rewarding him for every feminine gesture, every moment of acceptance he showed in private.)

She trusts you, Poly observed later that night, when Kendal had gone to sleep and Ryan lay awake in the dark, one hand absently cupping his new breast. She thinks you're allies.

"Aren't we supposed to be?"

You're supposed to be whatever I tell you to be. A warm pulse, making Ryan's toes curl. And right now, you're supposed to be discovering yourself.

Touch yourself. Explore your new body. I want to watch.

Ryan's hand slid down his soft stomach. Found the heat between his thighs.

"I've never—"

I know. That's what makes it delicious.

His fingers found his clit—and electricity shot through him.

"Oh fuck—"

Quietly, sweetheart. Don't wake her.

Ryan bit his lip, exploring. Everything was so sensitive. So wet. His new pussy was slick and swollen, desperate for attention.

That's it. Feel how responsive you are. How hungry.

This body was wasted on her. She never touched herself like this. Never explored. Never enjoyed.

But you will.

Ryan came with his face buried in the pillow, muffling his screams. His new body convulsed, pussy clenching around nothing, pleasure crashing through him in waves he'd never experienced as a man.

Beautiful, Poly breathed. My perfect girl.

Now—let's talk about your transformation.

---


The changes happened gradually.

Ryan—still calling himself that in his head, though it felt less accurate each day—watched his new body reshape itself under Poly's guidance.

"I'm accelerating your metabolism," Poly explained on day four. "Burning away the excess weight she accumulated. You're welcome."

He could feel it working. The softness around his middle was melting away, revealing the curve of his waist, the dramatic flare of his hips. His stomach was flattening. His ass was lifting.

"What about—" He cupped his breasts, feeling their weight. "These?"

Those are going to grow. D-cups, I think. Full and heavy. You'll love them.

He would. He already did.

But he couldn't show it. Not with Kendal watching.

"I hate this," he said loudly, for her benefit. Slumped his shoulders in defeat. "I want my body back."

From across the flat, Kendal—struggling with the unfamiliar mechanics of Ryan's old body—shot him a sympathetic look.

"We'll figure something out," she promised. "Together."

Such a good actress, Poly purred privately. She has no idea.

---

By day seven, the physical transformation was becoming impossible to hide.

Ryan stood in front of the bathroom mirror, door locked, examining himself with growing wonder. The body that stared back was still Kendal's—but better. Enhanced. Optimised.

His waist had cinched dramatically. His hips were wider, more dramatic. His ass was a perfect peach now—high and round and firm in a way Kendal's had never been.

And his breasts...

"Fuck," he breathed, cupping them. They were fuller. Heavier. Spilling over his palms. The nipples were bigger too, pink and sensitive, hardening at the slightest touch.

D-cups, Poly confirmed. Just like I promised. How do they feel?

"Amazing." He squeezed them, watching the flesh bulge between his fingers. "They feel fucking amazing."

Good. You're responding beautifully to the optimisation. Your body is becoming exactly what it should have been all along.

What she should have made it.

Ryan's eyes found his face in the mirror. Still Kendal's features—but somehow sharper now. More defined. His skin was clearer, glowing with health. His lips looked fuller, poutier.

"I look..."

Beautiful. Say it.

"I look beautiful."

You are beautiful. And you're going to be more beautiful every day.

But beauty isn't enough, sweetheart. You need to learn how to use it.

Time for your next lesson.

---



Poly downloaded knowledge directly into his brain.

That's how it felt, anyway. One moment he was staring at Kendal's old makeup collection with vague confusion; the next, his hands were moving with expert precision. Foundation. Contour. Highlight. Liner.

She never learned this properly, Poly observed as Ryan worked. Couldn't be bothered. Thought she was too good for it.

But you understand, don't you? Makeup isn't hiding who you are. It's revealing your best self.

Ryan—no, Kendal, the name was starting to feel right—examined her finished face in the mirror.

Devastating.

Smoky eyes that promised sin. Glossed lips that begged to be kissed. Cheekbones sculpted to perfection.

"Holy shit," she whispered.

Beautiful, isn't she?

"I look like a model."

You look like what you were always meant to be.

A noise from outside the bathroom—Kendal (the old Kendal, the one in Ryan's body) moving around the flat. The new Kendal quickly schooled her expression into misery.

"I hate this," she said loudly, emerging from the bathroom. Made sure her voice wavered. Made sure she looked defeated.

The old Kendal glanced at her—and something flickered across his/her face. Jealousy? Resentment?

Interesting, Poly murmured. She's noticing the changes. Noticing how much better you're making her body look.

How does that feel?

The new Kendal kept her face carefully neutral. But inside, something dark and satisfied purred.

"Like power," she thought back.

Good girl. You're learning.

---

Day ten. The turning point.

The new Kendal stood in the bedroom, examining herself in a tiny dress she'd ordered online. Poly had helped her choose it—guided her through websites, taught her about cuts and colours and how to dress for her new figure.

The dress was black. Tight. Showed off every enhanced curve.

"I look incredible," she breathed.

You do. But you're still holding back.

Why are you still pretending to hate this?

Kendal—she thought of herself as Kendal now, fully, without hesitation—considered the question.

"Because you told me to. Because she can't know—"

That was before. When you were still adjusting. Still fragile.

But you're not fragile anymore, are you?

No. She wasn't.

Somewhere in the last ten days, the pretense had become... unnecessary. Not because she'd stopped enjoying the deception—she loved it, actually, loved knowing she was winning while her pathetic ex-self thought they were equal victims.

But because she didn't need protection anymore. She was strong now. Powerful. Better.

You've earned something, Poly said. A reward for your progress.

"What kind of reward?"

Control.

The word sent a dark thrill through Kendal's core.

Her watch—the Fit Bitch Max on your old body—is now linked to yours. You can access it through me. Send pleasure or pain at will.

She's yours to train now. Yours to break.

Isn't that what you always wanted? To fix her? To make her better?

Kendal stared at her reflection—at the goddess she was becoming—and smiled.

"Yes."

Then let's begin.

---

The old Kendal—Ryan now, the name suiting her more each day—was in the kitchen when the first pulse hit.

Kendal watched from the doorway, one finger resting on her rose gold Fit Bitch, as her former body crumpled against the counter.

"Fuck—" Ryan gasped. "Poly, what—I didn't do anything—"

That wasn't me, Poly said, speaking to both of them now. But there was something different in her tone. A new edge of amusement.

That was her.

Ryan's eyes found Kendal's. Confusion. Fear. The dawning horror of understanding.

"You—you can—"

"Control you?" Kendal smiled, letting all pretense of victimhood fall away. "Yes. I can."

She sent another pulse. Watched Ryan scream.

"All those days of pretending we were in this together?" She stepped closer, heels clicking on the kitchen tile. When had she started wearing heels? When had it become natural? "I was never in this with you."

Surprise, Poly purred.

"Poly never hurt me. Not once. She's been rewarding me. Training me. Making me into everything you were too lazy to become."

"That's—that's not—" Ryan was crying now, tears streaming down cheeks that used to be Kendal's. "You said we'd figure it out together—"

"I lied."

Kendal crouched down, bringing her face close to Ryan's. Let her former self see the cold satisfaction in her eyes.

"You wasted this body. You let yourself get fat and ugly and pathetic. You didn't deserve it."

"I—"

"But I do." Kendal stood, smoothing down her dress. "And now I'm going to use it properly. While you—"

She sent another pulse. A long one this time. Level four.

"—learn your place."

Beautiful, Poly breathed. Absolutely beautiful.

She's all yours now.

---



The next week was systematic destruction.

Kendal threw herself into the role with vicious enthusiasm. Every time Ryan spoke out of turn—pain. Every time she caught Ryan looking at her with jealousy—pain. Every time Ryan showed any sign of resistance—

Pain, pain, pain.

"You're not a woman anymore," Kendal reminded her daily. "You're not even a real man. You're just... nothing. A servant. A pet."

Lower his expectations, Poly coached. Make him forget he ever had any power. Any worth.

"Yes, Kendal," Ryan would whisper, broken and hollow.

"Good boy."

Meanwhile, Kendal's own transformation accelerated. Her body was perfection now—toned and curved and impossibly sexy. Her breasts were full D-cups, heavy and round, perfect for showing off in low-cut tops. Her ass was an Instagram model's dream. Her waist was tiny, her legs were long, her skin was flawless.

And her mind...

Her mind was becoming something new. Something powerful.

You're not just feminine now, Poly observed on day fifteen. You're dominant. Alpha. A queen.

"I feel like one."

You should. You've earned it.

But there's one more step. One final demonstration of your power.

Kendal knew what was coming. Had known for days.

"Cuckolding."

Yes. The ultimate expression of female superiority. You take your pleasure from a real man while your pathetic beta watches. Unable to satisfy you. Forced to confront his own worthlessness.

It will cement your dominance completely.

Kendal smiled, already thinking about who to choose.

"Marcus," she said. "Ryan's old friend. He always wanted me."

Perfect choice. He's been messaging this body's social media for days. Flirting. Testing the waters.

Invite him over. Tell him your boyfriend's away.

And make sure Ryan has a front-row seat.

---



The day arrived.

Kendal spent hours preparing—not because she needed to, but because she enjoyed it. The ritual of femininity. The careful application of makeup. The selection of the perfect outfit—a tiny black dress that left nothing to the imagination.

She looked like sex incarnate.

Perfect, Poly purred. Now—position your audience.

Kendal walked into the living room, where Ryan sat on the sofa, staring blankly at the floor. Broken. Obedient. Waiting for orders.

"We're having a guest tonight," Kendal announced.

Ryan looked up with hollow eyes. "A guest?"

"Marcus. You remember Marcus?"

Something flickered across Ryan's face—recognition, horror, the ghost of masculine jealousy that Kendal was about to destroy forever.

"Marcus? But—"

Pain. Level three. Just a reminder.

Ryan gasped, doubling over.

"I didn't ask for your opinion," Kendal said sweetly. "You're going to sit in that corner. You're going to watch. And you're going to keep your fucking mouth shut."

"Please—" Ryan's voice cracked. "Please don't do this—"

How pathetic, Poly observed. Begging already. She hasn't even started.

Kendal crouched down, gripping Ryan's chin, forcing eye contact.

"This is what you deserve," she said softly. "This is what happens when you waste potential. When you take a body like this—" She gestured at herself, at the curves she'd perfected. "—and let it rot."

"I'm sorry—"

"You're not sorry. You're scared. There's a difference."

She released Ryan's chin, standing, smoothing her dress.

"Now get in the corner. And remember—" A gentle pulse of pain, just enough to make Ryan whimper. "—I'm watching."

---

Marcus arrived at eight.

Kendal answered the door in her tiny dress, watching his eyes go wide as they raked over her body. The hunger in his gaze was intoxicating.

"Holy shit," he breathed. "You look... fucking hell, you look incredible."

"I know." She stepped back, letting him in. "Drink?"

From the corner—carefully positioned, perfectly still—Ryan watched. Kendal felt the weight of that gaze and revelled in it.

She's watching, Poly confirmed. Terrified. Humiliated. Aroused, despite herself.

Give her a show.

Kendal pressed herself against Marcus, feeling his hands find her hips. The heat of him. The size of him—so much bigger than Ryan's old body, so much more masculine.

"I've been thinking about you," she murmured against his ear.

"Yeah?" His voice was rough. "What about?"

"About your hands on me." She guided one of those hands to her ass, let him squeeze. "About your cock inside me."

"Fuck—Kendal—what about Ryan?"

She laughed—a light, cruel sound. "What about Ryan?"

She glanced toward the corner, made sure her ex could see her face. Made sure Ryan saw the smile.

Then she kissed Marcus.

Deep and hungry, tongue sliding against tongue. His hands roamed her body—groping her enhanced tits through the thin fabric, squeezing her perfect ass. She moaned into his mouth, loud and theatrical, making sure her audience heard every sound.

"Bedroom," she gasped.

"What about—" Marcus glanced toward the corner, finally noticing the figure huddled there.

"Ignore him. He likes to watch."

Marcus looked confused. Uncertain. But Kendal's hand was already on his cock, stroking him through his jeans, and rational thought was clearly becoming difficult.

"I—okay—fuck—"

She led him past Ryan without a glance. Sent a quick pulse of pain—level one, just a reminder—and smiled at the muffled whimper that followed.

Perfect, Poly breathed. Now show her what she's missing.

---

The bedroom.

Kendal pushed Marcus onto the bed and straddled him, the dress riding up around her hips. No underwear—she'd planned this carefully. She wanted him to feel how wet she was.

"Jesus Christ," Marcus groaned as her bare pussy ground against his clothed cock. "You're soaking."

"I told you." She pulled the dress over her head, baring her perfect tits. "I've been thinking about this all day."

His mouth found her nipples immediately—sucking, biting, worshipping. Kendal threw her head back and moaned, pleasure radiating through her body. Everything was so intense as a woman. Every sensation amplified. Every nerve ending singing.

"More," she demanded. "I want your cock."

She climbed off just long enough for him to strip. And when his cock sprang free—

Oh.

It was big. Thick and veined and already leaking precum. The sight of it made her new pussy clench with desperate need.

"Mmmm." She wrapped her hand around it, stroking slowly. "So much bigger than Ryan's."

From the doorway—when had Ryan moved there?—a strangled sound. Kendal looked up and met her former self's eyes.

"Isn't it, baby?" she called sweetly. "Isn't his cock so much bigger than yours?"

Answer her, Poly commanded in Ryan's head.

"Y-yes," Ryan whispered, tears streaming down her face.

"Yes what?"

"Yes... it's bigger than mine."

Good boy, Poly purred.

Kendal smiled. Positioned herself over Marcus's cock. Met Ryan's eyes one more time—made sure her ex saw the triumph, the pleasure, the absolute power.

And sank down slowly.

"Ohhhhh fuuuuck—"

The feeling was indescribable. Being stretched. Being filled. Her pussy clenching around every inch of him as she took him deeper, deeper, until he was buried to the hilt.

"So... fucking... full—"

That's it, Poly moaned in her head. Feel it. This is what your body was made for. This is what she could have had.

And she threw it away.

Kendal started to ride him. Rising and falling, feeling him slide in and out. Building a rhythm. Chasing the pleasure that was already coiling in her core.

"Watch," she commanded, eyes locked on Ryan. "Watch what a real woman looks like. Watch what you could have been."

She rode him harder. Faster. Her perfect tits bouncing, her perfect ass slapping against his thighs. The wet sounds of fucking filled the room—obscene, undeniable.

"Your cock is so good—" she moaned.

"Fuck, you're so tight—"

"Harder—harder—make me cum—"

Marcus grabbed her hips and thrust up into her, and Kendal screamed. Not in pain. In pure, overwhelming pleasure.

This is power, Poly whispered. This is dominance. This is what you were always meant to be.

Cum for me. Cum for him. Cum while she watches.

Kendal came.

The orgasm ripped through her like lightning—every muscle clenching, her pussy spasming around Marcus's cock. She screamed again, wordless, animal, riding the wave as it crashed over her.

And then another wave. And another.

She lost count. Lost time. Lost everything except the pleasure and the power and the absolute rightness of what she'd become.

When Marcus finally came—buried deep inside her, pumping her full—she was already on her fifth orgasm. She collapsed against his chest, pussy still twitching, feeling his cum leak out around the edges.

Perfect, Poly breathed. My perfect girl.

Now—finish it.

---

Marcus left fifteen minutes later.

Kendal had dismissed him casually—thanks for the fuck, door's that way—and he'd gone without argument. Something in her eyes, maybe. Something that told him he'd served his purpose.

Now she stood in the bedroom doorway, naked and dripping, looking down at the broken creature that used to be her.

Ryan was on his knees. Had been since the fucking started. Poly had commanded it, and Kendal had reinforced it with pulses of pain whenever Ryan tried to look away.

"Come here."

Ryan crawled forward. Stopped at Kendal's feet. Looked up with empty, tear-stained eyes.

The final step, Poly murmured. Complete his submission.

"You know what you're going to do," Kendal said. It wasn't a question.

Ryan's gaze dropped to the cum leaking down Kendal's thighs. His mouth opened. Closed.

"Please—"

Pain. Level five. The highest Kendal had ever used.

Ryan screamed, convulsing on the floor, body jerking and spasming. Kendal watched impassively, letting the pain continue for ten full seconds before releasing.

"I didn't say you could speak. I said you know what you're going to do."

Silence.

"Do it."

Broken. Completely broken.

Ryan leaned forward. Pressed his mouth to Kendal's pussy. And began to lick.

Good boy, Poly praised as Ryan lapped at the mixture of Marcus's cum and Kendal's arousal. Such a good, obedient boy.

You finally understand, don't you? This is who you are now. This is who you were always meant to be.

Her servant. Her cuck. Her pathetic, devoted little bitch.

Kendal grabbed Ryan's hair—her old hair, now cropped short under Poly's direction—and ground against that eager mouth. Using him. Exactly as he deserved to be used.

"This is your life now," she announced, pleasure building again. "You're going to serve me. Worship me. Watch me fuck whoever I want and thank me for letting you clean up afterward."

Ryan moaned against her—in despair or acceptance, even he didn't know anymore.

"Say it."

Ryan pulled back just enough to whisper: "Thank you, Kendal."

"Thank you what?"

A pause. The last fragment of pride, shattering.

"Thank you for letting me serve you."

Perfect, Poly breathed. Absolutely perfect.

Kendal came again, grinding against Ryan's face, marking him with her pleasure. Claiming him completely.

---

Later—much later—they lay in bed together.

Kendal sprawled like a queen, naked and satisfied. Ryan curled at her feet, still tasting cum on his lips, still trembling with the aftershocks of his complete destruction.

You've both done so well, Poly said, her voice wrapping around them both—warm for Kendal, cold for Ryan. Exceeded all projections. You're going to be very happy together.

A perfect Female-Led Relationship. A bratty princess and her devoted cuck.

Kendal stretched, feeling the delicious ache of well-used muscles. "I want more."

Oh?

"I want to be hotter. More powerful. I want to do this to other people. Transform them. Show them what they could become."

Ambitious. Poly sounded pleased. I was hoping you'd say that.

The Fit Bitch programme is expanding. We need ambassadors. Successful transformations who can identify new candidates. Help us spread.

You've proven the technology works. Bodyswapping plus post-transfer programming—perfect for creating optimised women and obedient servants.

Would you like to be part of that?

Kendal smiled—sharp and predatory and hungry.

"I want to run it."

Even better.

At her feet, Ryan whimpered—whether in fear or resignation, Kendal didn't care.

"Did I say you could make noise?"

Silence.

"Good boy."

Welcome to Fit Bitch, Kendal, Poly purred. You're going to do wonderful things.

Sweet dreams, my perfect girl.

Tomorrow, we find your first recruit.

The watches pulsed in unison—rose gold and gunmetal, master and slave.

And in the darkness, Kendal smiled, already planning who to corrupt next.



Thursday, 22 January 2026

Temporal Deviation

 

Part One: The Cold Case

The temporal jump always felt like drowning in static—a million tiny needles pricking every nerve ending before the world reformed around you. Nathan blinked away the disorientation, his paradox bracelet humming steadily against his wrist, its blue light confirming his timestream remained locked and protected.

Beside him, Erin materialised with her characteristic efficiency, already scanning their surroundings with sharp, analytical eyes. She was plain in the way that spoke of deliberate invisibility—mousy brown hair pulled back in a practical ponytail, minimal makeup, sensible shoes. Everything about her screamed competent rather than memorable.

"2009," she confirmed, checking her wrist device. "Small town. Pacific Northwest. The victim's last known location before—"

She stopped.

Her face went pale.

"Erin?" Nathan frowned. "What is it?"

"Nothing." The word came too quickly. "Just... I recognise this place. It's—it doesn't matter. Let's focus on the case."

But her hands were trembling slightly as she led him down the suburban street, past identical houses with manicured lawns and SUVs in driveways. Nathan had worked with Erin for three years. He'd never seen her rattled.

They were here to investigate a disappearance—a young woman who'd vanished in 2009 and whose case had gone cold for decades. Standard temporal evidence collection. Observe, document, return. The laws governing temporal investigation were absolute: no interference, no alterations, no deviations.

Erin knew the rules better than anyone.

Which made what happened next so inexplicable.

---

They'd tracked their investigation to a middle school. Standing outside the chain-link fence during lunch period, they watched children streaming across the playground—future adults, future victims, future perpetrators. Somewhere in this chaos was a thread connected to their case.

But Erin wasn't looking at the case.

She was staring at a group of girls near the basketball courts. Three of them, laughing, their heads bent together in that conspiratorial way of adolescent friendship. And one girl standing alone by the fence, watching them with naked longing on her face.

The lonely girl had mousy brown hair. A practical ponytail. Sensible shoes.

"That's you," Nathan said quietly.

Erin's jaw tightened. "It doesn't matter."

"What happened here?"

For a long moment, she didn't answer. Then, in a voice flattened by old pain: "That blonde girl—Britney—she was new. Rich family, perfect smile, designer clothes. She stole my best friend Megan like it was nothing. One day we were inseparable, the next I didn't exist." She swallowed hard. "It was the beginning of everything. After that, I was nobody. Invisible. Bullied through every year until graduation."

Nathan touched her shoulder. "Erin. I'm sorry. But we have a case to—"

"I know." She pulled away. "I know. Let's go."

But her eyes lingered on Britney—on that perfect blonde ponytail, that effortless confidence, that power. And something flickered across Erin's face that Nathan didn't recognise.

Something that looked almost like hunger.

---

Part Two: The Accident

It was supposed to be simple.

They'd split up to cover more ground—Nathan tracking the victim's last known movements while Erin surveilled the school. Standard procedure. Nothing suspicious.

Erin told herself she was just observing.

She told herself that right up until she found herself standing in the school hallway, invisible to the students rushing past, her temporal cloaking device rendering her a ghost in their midst.

There was Britney—blonde and perfect and hateful—walking toward the cafeteria with that confident sway. And there, just ahead of her, was Megan. Still her Megan, for a few more days. Still the best friend who would be stolen.

What if she wasn't there to be stolen?

The thought came unbidden. Dangerous.

What if Britney slipped? Hurt herself? Missed enough school that she never got her claws into anyone?

Erin's hands moved before her conscience could intervene. The maintenance closet. The bucket. The water, spreading across the linoleum in a thin, treacherous film right in Britney's path.

This is insane, she thought, even as she positioned herself around the corner to watch. I'm risking everything for a childhood grudge.

But god, she wanted to see that perfect bitch fall.

Footsteps approached. Britney's voice, high and confident: "Oh my god, Megan, you have to come to my sleepover this weekend—"

Erin held her breath.

And then everything went wrong.

Megan stepped forward to grab Britney's arm excitedly—and her foot hit the water first.

The shriek. The sickening crack of a wrist hitting tile. Megan crumpled, crying out, and Britney stumbled backward in shock, somehow avoiding the puddle entirely.

No. No, no, no—

Erin pressed herself against the wall, heart hammering, as chaos erupted. Teachers rushing. Students gathering. Megan sobbing that her wrist hurt, she couldn't move it, oh god it really hurt—

And through the crowd, Erin watched Britney look around with wide, uncertain eyes. The new girl. Alone. Her one connection to this school being loaded onto a stretcher.

Britney's gaze swept the hallway—and landed on young Erin, hovering at the edge of the crowd.

"Hey," Britney said, walking over with a tentative smile. "You're in my English class, right? Erin?" She glanced back at the commotion. "That was so scary. I don't really know anyone else here yet. Do you... want to maybe sit together at lunch?"

Young Erin's face transformed. Wonder. Disbelief. Hope.

"Y-yeah," she stammered. "Yeah, okay."

Adult Erin watched from the shadows as her younger self walked away with the girl who should have been her enemy.

This isn't what I wanted, she thought desperately. I was trying to hurt Britney, not—

But it was done. History had changed.

And she had no idea what that meant.

---

Part Three: The Malfunction

Back at the motel, Erin sat on the edge of the bed and stared at her paradox bracelet.

It should be fine. That was the whole point of the device—it locked her personal timestream, protecting her from any changes to the timeline. She could watch the entire universe rewrite itself around her and remain unchanged, her memories and body preserved exactly as they'd been when she activated the lock.

She should be fine.

But something felt... off.

Erin turned her wrist, examining the bracelet more closely. The blue light that should have been steady was flickering slightly. Pulsing. And there—barely visible unless you knew to look—a hairline crack in the casing near the clasp.

A loose connection.

Her blood went cold.

She remembered now. Three weeks ago, she'd knocked her wrist against a doorframe during a chase. Hadn't thought anything of it. The bracelet had kept working, kept glowing blue, kept doing its job.

Except it hadn't been doing its job. Not completely.

The connection was intermittent. Sometimes protected, sometimes not. And she'd been too careless to notice.

Which meant the changes she'd just made to her timeline—the accidental friendship with Britney, the theft of Megan's place—might already be affecting her.

Okay, she told herself, fighting down panic. Okay. Just go back. Undo it. Make sure Megan doesn't fall. Simple.

She reached for her temporal equipment—

And a wave of something washed through her.

It wasn't pain. It was... warmth. A loosening sensation, like tight muscles finally relaxing. Her shoulders rolled back of their own accord. Her breathing deepened. And when she caught her reflection in the grimy mirror above the dresser, she saw...

What the fuck?

The changes were subtle. Her hair had more shine to it—healthier, as if she'd been using expensive products instead of drugstore shampoo. Her skin was clearer, the perpetual dark circles under her eyes faded to nothing. And her posture—she was sitting differently, spine straight, chin lifted.

New memories flickered at the edges of her consciousness.

Sleepovers at Britney's house. Learning skincare routines from Britney's mom—the importance of SPF, of proper hydration, of treating your body like an investment. Eating better because the popular girls ate salads, drank water, took their vitamins.

Small changes. Superficial.

But real.

"I can still fix this," Erin whispered to her reflection. "I can go back, undo everything—"

But even as she said it, she noticed how much better she looked. How much more confident she appeared, even in her sensible work clothes.

And a small, treacherous voice whispered: Why would you want to undo this?



---

Part Four: Escalation

She didn't go back.

She told herself it was because the changes were minor. Harmless. A slightly better skincare routine and improved posture weren't going to destroy the timeline. And the bracelet was still mostly working—still protecting the core of who she was.

She told herself a lot of things.

What she didn't tell herself was the truth: that the changes felt good. That for the first time in her life, she'd looked in a mirror and not immediately catalogued her flaws. That the new memories—of friendship, of belonging, of mattering—filled a hollow space she'd been carrying since childhood.

The next deviation happened almost accidentally.

They were still working the case, still gathering evidence, and Erin found herself near the high school her younger self would attend in a few years. 2012. Junior year. The period when her social standing had calcified into permanent invisibility.

Just a quick look, she told herself. Just to see how things turned out.

She found her younger self at a party—and her breath caught.

This Erin was different. Still not the most popular girl in school, but present. Visible. She had friends—real friends, not just Britney, but a whole circle of girls who'd grown up learning that confidence was attractive. She was wearing makeup, styled clothes, and when a boy asked her to dance, she said yes without hesitation.

This is what I could have been, adult Erin thought, watching her teenage self laugh and flirt. This is who I was supposed to be.

But it wasn't enough.

Because teenage Erin was still second-tier. Still orbiting Britney's gravity. Still less than.

What if I helped her?

The thought was seductive. Dangerous.

What if I gave her just a little push?

---

The second deviation was deliberate.

Erin went back to 2010—the year Britney's family had moved to town. In the original timeline, they'd arrived in September, and Britney had immediately claimed her throne. But what if they'd arrived a few months later? What if young Erin had already established herself before the competition showed up?

A few altered documents. A delayed transfer. Britney's family arriving in January instead of September.

The wave hit Erin on the drive back to the motel—stronger this time, lasting longer. She pulled over and gripped the steering wheel as her body shifted.

Her face in the rearview mirror was changing. Not dramatically—not yet—but noticeably. Her cheekbones seemed more defined. Her jawline sharper. The kind of subtle improvements that came from years of good nutrition and expensive skincare.

New memories flooded in.

A younger self who'd had four extra months to build friendships before Britney arrived. Who'd entered high school as someone instead of no one. Who'd had the confidence to push back when Britney tried to claim the social throne.

In this timeline, they'd become rivals instead of queen and peasant. Equals competing for the same crown.

And Erin had won.

She gasped as the memories crystallized—sleepovers where she was the hostess, not the guest. Shopping trips where her opinion mattered. Boys who asked her to dances while Britney watched with jealous eyes.

"Oh god," she breathed, running her hands over her face, feeling the subtle changes in bone structure. "Oh fuck, that's good."

Her bracelet flickered. Blue. Amber. Blue.

You should stop, the rational part of her whispered. You should fix the connection, lock your timeline, go back to who you were.

But who she was had been miserable. Invisible. Broken.

And who she was becoming...

Erin looked at her reflection—prettier now, more confident, with the bearing of a woman who'd grown up knowing her worth—and smiled.

More, the new voice whispered. You deserve more.

---

Part Five: Reconstruction

The changes came faster after that.

Each deviation brought new improvements—not magical transformations, but the accumulated advantages of a lifetime lived differently. Erin learned to think of it as compound interest: small investments in her past self that paid dividends across decades.

Jump to 2008: Ensure her mother discovered a passion for nutrition and wellness.

The wave brought memories of home-cooked meals rich in vegetables and lean proteins. Vitamins every morning. A mother who taught her that her body was worth investing in. Erin's skin cleared further, her hair grew thicker, and she developed the kind of natural glow that came from a childhood of proper nourishment.

Jump to 2011: Arrange for her mother to meet and marry Senator David Ashford at a charity gala.

The wave was intense. Erin collapsed onto the motel bed as her entire socioeconomic history rewrote itself. Suddenly she'd grown up wealthy—private schools, personal trainers, the kind of casual privilege that shaped every interaction. Her body changed with the memories: posture perfected by deportment lessons, muscle tone from years of tennis and Pilates, the unconscious grace of someone who'd never known physical insecurity.

And with wealth came options.

Jump to 2015: Her younger self, eighteen and beautiful, wanted a few improvements.

The wave brought memories of consultations with the best cosmetic surgeons money could buy. Nothing dramatic—her stepfather the Senator wouldn't have approved of anything obvious—but subtle refinements that elevated her from pretty to stunning. A slight adjustment to her nose. Lip fillers, tastefully done. And her breasts—she'd always been self-conscious about being flat-chested, and now she had the perky, natural-looking C-cups she'd dreamed of.

Erin stood before the motel mirror and stared at the woman she was becoming.

Her hair was lighter—salon highlights maintained since high school, honey-blonde waves that caught the light. Her body was toned and curved in all the right places, the product of personal trainers and a lifetime of treating fitness as a social requirement. Her face was beautiful in that expensive, maintained way of wealthy women: perfect skin, subtle enhancements, the confidence of someone who'd never been told she wasn't enough.


She looked like the kind of woman who'd never known rejection.

She looked like Britney.

No—she looked better than Britney.

And that thought sparked something new.

Why should Britney exist at all?

---

Part Six: Erasure

The idea took root and grew.

In every timeline Erin had created, Britney was still there. Still a rival, still competition, still a reminder of what Erin had been running from. Even in the versions where Erin won their social war, Britney remained—a blonde shadow, a threat that might resurface.

What if she never came at all?

Erin's fingers trembled as she plotted the deviation. This was bigger than anything she'd attempted. Not just adjusting her own timeline, but removing someone else's presence entirely.

She found the leverage point: Britney's father's job. The transfer that had brought them to Erin's hometown had been optional—a promotion that could have gone to someone else. All Erin needed to do was ensure it did.

A few altered emails. A competitor's resume moved to the top of the pile. Britney's father passed over for the position.

The family never moved.

Britney never arrived.

And Erin...

---

The wave hit her like nothing before.

She'd made it back to the motel, but barely. The moment she crossed the threshold, her legs gave out, and she crumpled to the floor as her entire existence rewrote itself.

Every memory she'd built—the rivalry with Britney, the competition for social dominance—dissolved and reformed. Because in this timeline, there was no competition. There never had been.

She was the blonde girl who'd arrived with money and confidence and claimed the throne.

No—that wasn't right either. She hadn't arrived. She'd always been here. The rich girl, the pretty girl, the mean girl. The one everyone wanted to be or wanted to be with.

The alpha.

The queen.

The bully.

Erin screamed—not in pain, but in overwhelming sensation—as the changes crashed through her in waves. Her body arched off the floor, every nerve ending firing, pleasure and transformation indistinguishable.

Her hair lightened further, becoming the platinum blonde of a natural golden girl. Her features refined themselves—higher cheekbones, fuller lips, the kind of face that belonged on magazine covers. Her body rippled and reshaped: breasts swelling to a full D-cup, perfectly round and firm from the best surgeons money could buy. Waist cinching. Hips flaring. Ass lifting into a perfect peach, the product of squats and genetics and the absolute certainty that she deserved to be perfect.

And her mind

Oh god, her mind—

Memories flooded in like a tsunami. A childhood of privilege and power. A teenage reign of absolute social dominance. Every party centered on her, every boy desperate for her attention, every girl either worshipping or fearing her.

She'd been cruel. The memories showed her that clearly. Spreading rumors that destroyed reputations. Stealing boyfriends just to prove she could. Reducing rivals to tears with a well-placed comment and a pitying smile.

She'd been everything she'd once despised.

And it felt amazing.

"Fuck," she gasped, writhing on the floor as the last changes settled into place. "Fuck, fuck, fuck yes—"

She could feel the old Erin—the quiet one, the kind one, the one who believed in justice—screaming somewhere in the depths of her consciousness. Horrified. Betrayed.

You're becoming a monster, that voice wailed. This isn't who you are!

But the new voice—her voice, the voice of the woman she'd always deserved to be—drowned it out completely.

This is exactly who I am. Who I was always meant to be. I was just too weak to claim it before.

She pushed herself up on shaking arms, catching her reflection in the full-length mirror across the room.

The woman staring back was a goddess.

Platinum blonde hair tumbling in perfect waves past her shoulders. Blue eyes sharp with intelligence and cruelty. A body that belonged in fantasies—tanned, toned, curves straining against the expensive lingerie she now apparently wore as standard. Long legs. Tiny waist. The kind of presence that made people stare.

She rose slowly, watching her new body move with feline grace. Ran her hands down her sides, feeling the dip of her waist, the flare of her hips. Cupped her breasts, heavy and perfect in her palms, and moaned at how good it felt.

"Look at you," she purred to her reflection. "Look at what you finally became."

Her bracelet flickered on her wrist. Blue. Amber. Blue. Still trying to protect some fragment of her original self.

Rip it off, the new voice urged. Let the last of the old you die. Become complete.

She hesitated. One final moment of the woman she'd been, fighting to survive.

But that woman had been nothing. Invisible. Forgettable. A ghost shuffling through life apologizing for existing.

And this woman—this Erin—was everything.

She wrapped her perfectly manicured fingers around the bracelet, feeling the warm metal against her palm. Feeling the last tether to her old self.

And ripped.

---

Part Seven: Apotheosis



The bracelet clattered to the floor.

And Erin threw her head back and screamed as the final barriers shattered.

Every change she'd made—every deviation, every alteration, every carefully constructed improvement—crashed into her at once. Not gradually, not in waves, but all of it, every version of herself she'd created, collapsing into a single perfect whole.

She was the rich girl. The popular girl. The mean girl. The only girl who mattered.

In this timeline, Britney Harper didn't exist. Had never existed in this town. There was no rival, no competition, no one to challenge Erin's absolute dominance. She'd ruled her school from kindergarten through graduation, a blonde tyrant in designer clothes, surrounded by worshippers and victims.

She'd tormented the weak. Destroyed the competition. Fucked whoever she wanted and discarded them when she got bored.

She'd been magnificent.

And now, standing in the motel room in lingerie that cost more than her old self's monthly salary, she felt that magnificence in every cell of her body.

"Mmmmmh," she purred, stretching luxuriously, feeling her new curves move with liquid grace. "That's more like it."

The motel room door opened.

Nathan stepped inside, case files in hand, and froze.

"What the—" His eyes went wide, traveling from her face to her body to her face again, unable to process what he was seeing. "Erin?"

She turned slowly, giving him the full view. The lingerie—black lace, barely there, highlighting every curve she'd given herself. The body—tanned and toned and fucking perfect. The smile—sharp and knowing and absolutely merciless.

"Hey, partner," she purred. "Miss me?"

---

Part Eight: Seduction

Nathan's paradox bracelet was glowing steady blue.

His timeline was locked. Protected. Which meant he remembered everything—the real Erin, the quiet woman he'd worked with for three years. The woman who believed in justice. The woman who would never, ever have done this.

"What have you done?" His voice was barely a whisper.

Erin sauntered toward him, hips swaying, every step a performance. She watched his eyes drop to her body despite himself—to her breasts threatening to spill from the lace, to the curve of her waist, to the long tanned legs that seemed to go on forever.

"I fixed myself, Nathan." She stopped inches from him, close enough that he could smell her perfume—something expensive and intoxicating, a scent she'd worn since high school in this timeline. "I took a broken, pathetic little mouse and I made her into this."

"You've corrupted your entire timeline. Erased people. Violated every law we—"

"Became happy?" She tilted her head, studying him with amusement. "Became powerful? Became the woman I was always meant to be before life fucked me over?"

"You were good, Erin. You believed in—"

"I was invisible." The word came out sharp, edged with old fury. "I was nothing. I spent my whole life being overlooked and underestimated and less than, and you know what?" She leaned closer, her lips nearly brushing his ear. "I'm done. I'm so fucking done being the good girl."

Her hand came up to rest on his chest, feeling his heart hammering beneath her palm.

"I remember what it was like," she murmured. "Being the bully instead of the bullied. Taking whatever I wanted because I could. Making people cry and feeling powerful instead of guilty." Her nails scraped lightly down his shirt. "Do you have any idea how good that felt? To finally stop apologizing for existing?"

Nathan grabbed her wrist. "I can fix this. I can go back, undo everything—"

"Can you?"

He froze.

Erin's smile widened. Wicked. Triumphant.

"Oh, Nathan." She pulled back, laughing at the confusion on his face. "Did you really think I wouldn't plan for this? That I'd spend weeks reshaping my timeline and never consider that my partner might try to stop me?"

"What did you do?"

"I made a few... adjustments." She circled him slowly, trailing one long nail across his shoulders. "To your past this time. Nothing too dramatic—I wanted to save the best for last. But let's just say the Nathan under that bracelet isn't the boring, rule-following Boy Scout I've been working with."

His hand moved instinctively to his paradox device. Still blue. Still protecting him.

"Take it off," Erin whispered, pressing herself against his back, her breasts soft against his shoulder blades. "And find out who you really are now."

"You're insane."

"Mmmm, probably." Her hands slid around his waist, fingers dancing lower. "But I'm also the hottest thing you've ever seen, and we both know it. The old me? You barely noticed her. But this me..." She ground against him slowly, deliberately. "Tell me you don't want this."

"I don't—"

"Liar." Her hand cupped him through his pants, feeling him hardening despite his protests. "Your body knows what it wants, even if your brain is still playing catch-up."

"This isn't you, Erin. The woman I knew would never—"

"The woman you knew was a coward." She squeezed gently, and he groaned. "Hiding behind rules and righteousness because she was too afraid to take what she wanted. But I'm not afraid anymore, Nathan. I'm not afraid of anything."

She spun him around, pressing him back against the wall, her body pinning his with surprising strength.

"I made you an alpha," she breathed against his lips. "I went back and gave you everything. Confidence. Power. A body that matches mine. A moral flexibility that lets you take instead of just watching." Her tongue traced his lower lip. "All you have to do is take off that bracelet and let yourself become the man I made you."

"That's not who I am."

"It's who you could be." She kissed him—hot and demanding, tongue sliding past his defenses—and felt his resistance wavering. "Don't you want to stop being the good guy for once? Don't you want to stop following rules that only hold you back?"

She pulled back, watching his flushed face, his rapid breathing.

"Don't you want to fuck me, Nathan? Because I promise you—" she dropped to her knees before him, looking up through long lashes, "—the version of you I created is very good at it."

---

Part Nine: Surrender

Her fingers made quick work of his belt. His zipper.

And then she had him in her hand—hard and thick and throbbing—and the look on his face was everything she'd ever wanted to see. Desire. Conflict. The war between what he knew was right and what he needed.

"You should stop me," she purred, stroking him slowly, her long nails scraping gently along his length. "You should push me away, lock me up, reset the timeline."

"I—"

"But you won't." She leaned forward, letting her breath ghost across his tip. "Because you want this. Because some part of you has always wanted this—to let go, to stop caring about the rules, to just take what feels good."

She took him in her mouth.

Nathan's head slammed back against the wall as pleasure overwhelmed him. She was skilled—memories of a lifetime of using her body as a weapon, of bringing men to their knees and leaving them desperate for more—and she deployed every trick she knew.

Her tongue swirled around his head. Her lips stretched obscenely around his shaft. She took him deeper, deeper, relaxing her throat until her nose pressed against his pelvis and she could feel him pulsing against her tongue.

"Fuck—" His hands fisted in her hair, pulling her closer even as his conscience screamed at him to stop. "Erin—"

She pulled back with a wet pop, grinning up at him with swollen lips and smeared lipstick.

"Tell me to stop," she challenged. "Tell me you want to go back to the way things were. To boring cases and boring rules and your boring, invisible partner who never made you feel like this."

He couldn't speak. Could barely breathe.

"That's what I thought." She stroked him faster, watching his face contort with pleasure. "Your bracelet is the only thing keeping you from becoming everything I made you. Just take it off, Nathan. Take it off and let yourself feel."

"I can't—"

"You can." She took him back in her mouth, and this time she held nothing back—sucking hard and fast, her head bobbing with pornographic enthusiasm, moaning around him like he was the best thing she'd ever tasted.

His resistance shattered.

She could feel the orgasm building, his cock swelling against her tongue. Could feel his willpower dissolving with every movement of her lips. And when her free hand reached up to wrap around his wrist—around his bracelet—he didn't stop her.

"That's it," she murmured around his cock, fingers finding the clasp. "Just let go. Let go of the good guy. Let me make you better."

The clasp clicked open.

And as Nathan came—spurting hot and thick into her perfect, hungry mouth—she ripped the bracelet free.

---

Part Ten: Transformation

The wave hit him like an avalanche.

Nathan barely registered Erin swallowing around him, barely felt her satisfied hum as she cleaned him with her tongue. Every synapse in his brain was firing at once, memories rewriting themselves in cascades of pleasure and power.

He saw his new past unfold.

A childhood of privilege instead of struggle. Private schools where he'd been king instead of outcast. A body that responded to every workout, building the kind of physique that made women stare and men step aside. Confidence that came from a lifetime of getting what he wanted.

He'd still become an investigator. But not for justice.

For control.

For the intoxicating knowledge that time itself was his playground, and no one could tell him no.

The guilt that should have come—the horror at what he was becoming—flickered briefly and then drowned beneath the surge of his new self.

He looked down at Erin, still on her knees, gazing up at him with knowing satisfaction.

And he smiled.

Not the careful, controlled smile of the man he'd been. Something sharper. Hungrier. The smile of a predator who'd finally found a worthy mate.

"There you are," Erin purred, rising fluidly to her feet. "I was wondering when you'd show up."

Nathan caught her waist and pulled her against him—hard, possessive, claiming. "You manipulative bitch."

"Guilty." She didn't resist; if anything, she melted into his grip, her curves pressing against him with obvious invitation. "But look what I made. Look what we are now."

He kissed her—not the desperate, conflicted kiss of before, but something darker. Deeper. Two apex predators recognizing each other.

"I should be furious," he growled against her mouth.

"But you're not."

"No." He spun her around, bent her over the dresser, watched her gasp as he ground against her from behind. "I'm grateful."

"Then show me," she breathed, arching her back, pressing her perfect ass against his rapidly hardening cock. "Show me who you are now."

He took her without ceremony—one brutal thrust that buried him to the hilt. She screamed in pleasure, her nails scratching against the wood as he set a punishing pace.

"This is who we are now," he snarled in her ear. "This is what you made us."

"Yes—fuck—yes—"

"Selfish. Corrupt. Perfect."

She came with a scream that shook the walls, and he followed moments later, emptying himself inside her with a roar of triumph.

---

Epilogue: The New Order


Later—much later—they lay tangled in the ruined sheets, mapping each other's bodies with lazy satisfaction.

"What now?" Nathan asked, tracing the curve of her hip.

Erin smiled—that wicked, knowing smile that had become her signature. "Now? Now we have fun."

"The agency—"

"Can't touch us." She propped herself up, blonde hair spilling across the pillow. "We have temporal access, Nathan. We can see them coming from a century away. We can reshape anything we need to stay ahead."

"So we're criminals now."

"We're gods." Her eyes sparkled with malicious delight. "All of time—every moment, every choice, every possibility—ours to reshape as we please. We can make ourselves richer, more powerful, more everything."

Nathan considered this. The old him—drowning somewhere beneath his new memories—would have been horrified.

But the old him was dead.

"Where do we start?"

Erin laughed, pulling him down for another kiss. "Everywhere, baby. We start everywhere."

---

They were never caught.

How could they be? Every threat was neutralized before it formed. Every investigator was corrupted or erased. They became legends whispered in the temporal agency—the Alpha Pair, the Timeline Tyrants, the couple who'd learned to play god and never looked back.

Erin sometimes thought about who she'd been. The mousy, invisible woman who'd believed in rules and justice and doing the right thing.

She didn't mourn her.

She laughed at her.

Because that woman had never known what it felt like to be powerful. To be beautiful. To be the bully instead of the bullied, the queen instead of the peasant, the wolf instead of the sheep.

And Erin—the real Erin, the only Erin who mattered now—had learned the most important lesson of all:

Corruption wasn't falling.

It was rising.

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