Guest Post : The Regilar

 Chapter One: The Regular

The salon in West Hollywood smelled like expensive vanilla diffuser and fresh blowout spray, the kind of place where influencers booked last-minute touch-ups and celebrities slipped in through the back. Tara moved between stations with quiet efficiency—mixing foundation shades, pinning extensions, offering small smiles that never quite reached her eyes. At twenty-five she was undeniably beautiful: tall and slim, long blonde hair falling in soft waves when she finally let it down after a long shift, and those clear blue eyes that people said looked like summer sky over the Pacific. But she never believed the compliments. She saw the tiny scar above her eyebrow, the way her posture softened when anyone looked too long.

Alana was the exception to every rule Tara knew about clients. Seventy and breathtaking—platinum blonde hair swept into elegant updos or loose Hollywood waves, a gym-sculpted body that turned heads even in her seventies. She arrived each time like she was stepping onto a red carpet: pencil skirts clinging to her curves, stilettos sharp enough to draw blood, silk blouses or body-hugging dresses in jewel tones, heavy makeup applied with the precision of an artist—smoky eyes, sculpted brows, lips painted a deep crimson that matched her confidence. She was a touch taller than Tara, even without the heels, and carried herself with the kind of poise that made the room rearrange itself around her.

Today Alana settled into the chair as if it had been waiting for her all day. “The usual, darling,” she said, voice smooth and low like aged whiskey. “But let’s go heavier on the eyes tonight. I’m going out.”
Tara smiled, reaching for the shadow palette. “Big night?”
“Just drinks with some friends at one of those trendy spots in WeHo or maybe downtown. You know—low lights, velvet booths, music that pulses right through you.” Alana’s gaze locked on Tara’s in the mirror, steady, unhurried. “Do you ever let yourself get lost in a place like that, Tara? Dance until you forget who’s watching?”
Tara laughed softly, blending concealer along Alana’s sharp cheekbones. “Sometimes my friends drag me out. It’s fun for a bit, but I usually end up in the corner nursing a drink.”
“You should be in the center of the room,” Alana murmured. “A body like yours deserves the spotlight.” The words landed lightly, almost casual, but they sent a warm flush up Tara’s neck anyway. Alana had that effect—making ordinary compliments feel like secrets shared just between them.

They talked as Tara worked: the easy questions that somehow peeled back layers over months. Where Tara grew up (a quiet suburb outside the city), what she did after hours (parties in Silver Lake, boyfriends who fizzled fast, scrolling Instagram alone in her tiny apartment), why beauty work (“I like seeing people light up when they feel pretty”). Alana listened with total attention, nodding, asking gentle follow-ups that made Tara feel seen in a way no one else ever had.
When the blowout was finished—soft platinum waves cascading down Alana’s back—and the makeup complete (dramatic cat-eye, contoured glow, those signature red lips), Alana turned slowly, admiring the reflection. Then her eyes found Tara’s again.
“Flawless,” she said, almost a purr. “You have such a gift, sweetheart. I don’t know what I’d do without these afternoons with you.”
Tara’s stomach fluttered at the endearment. She brushed it off as client flattery. “You’d manage. You’re too stunning to go without looking this good.”

Alana’s smile curved, slow and deliberate. “I don’t want to manage. I want you taking care of me.”
The words hung innocent on the surface—loyalty, nothing more. Tara laughed to cover the sudden heat blooming in her chest. “Lucky for us both, I’m here every shift.”
Alana paid with her sleek black card, left a generous tip as always, and paused at the door to brush her fingers lightly along Tara’s forearm—lingering just long enough to feel deliberate. “Enjoy your evening, darling. Maybe our paths will cross tonight.”
The door chimed shut, leaving the faint scent of her perfume behind.

Tara tidied her station in a quiet haze, replaying every word, every glance. Alana’s questions, her steady stare, the casual possession in I want you. It was nothing. Just friendly. Platonic.
But on the bus ride home through LA’s evening glow—palm trees silhouetted against pink sky, traffic crawling along Sunset—the thought refused to fade.

She pictured Alana at the club: tall and commanding in a sleek black dress or that pencil skirt hugging her hips, stilettos making her legs endless, platinum hair catching the strobe lights like a halo. The way she’d move through the crowd, parting bodies without effort, that confident tilt of her chin. Tara’s thighs shifted together on the hard seat. A low, unfamiliar ache pulsed between her legs.

What the fuck? She’d never felt this for a woman. Never imagined tracing the line of someone’s red lips with her fingertip, or feeling the weight of their gaze holding her still. It felt forbidden. Wrong. Electric.

She stared out at the city lights streaking past the window, heart hammering too hard.
Maybe she’d go out tonight after all. Just to dance. Just to lose herself in the crowd.
And if Alana happened to be there…
Tara swallowed, cheeks burning in the dim bus interior. The idea shouldn’t make her this wet.
But it did.

Chapter Two: Pink Lights and Surrender
Eclipse pulsed under its pink theme tonight—rose and magenta lights washing over everything, neon strips glowing candy-sweet, disco balls scattering glittering pink flecks across the dance floor, velvet booths shimmering like spun sugar. Even the cocktails arrived in blush glasses with edible glitter swirling lazily inside. The bass throbbed deep and hypnotic, bodies swaying in a haze of shimmer and desire.
Tara arrived with Mia and Sofia—both gorgeous, turning heads in their own tight dresses—but tonight Tara felt different. Bolder. She wore a bright pink miniskirt that hugged her slim hips and barely skimmed the tops of her thighs, paired with a white crop top that left her toned midriff bare. A delicate belly button piercing dangled there: a small pink love heart charm swaying with every step. Her makeup matched the theme—bright pink eyeshadow blended smoky and dramatic, lips glossy and slick in the same vivid pink. White high heels elongated her already tall legs, making her feel exposed, powerful, wanted.
Mia whistled as they stepped inside. “Holy shit, Tara. That outfit is pure ‘come fuck me’ energy. Pink everything? You’re definitely getting laid tonight.”
Sofia grinned, looping arms with her. “Yeah, girl. White crop top showing off that piercing? Guys are gonna lose it. Who’s the lucky one?”
Tara flushed, laughing it off but feeling defensive. “It’s just fun. I felt cute, okay? Not everything’s about dick.” She rolled her eyes, but her stomach fluttered. She wasn’t thinking about guys. Not tonight.
They grabbed drinks—something sweet, fizzy, pink—and hit the dance floor. Cute guys swarmed almost immediately, hands brushing waists, smiles flashing. Mia and Sofia melted into it, excited, grinding happily. Tara moved with them, but her eyes kept drifting, scanning the pink-lit crowd for platinum hair, for that commanding presence.
After a few songs she leaned in. “Bathroom break. I’ll be back.”
She slipped away, weaving through bodies, brushing off guys who tried to pull her close. She told herself it was silly—Alana wouldn’t be here. But she had to check.
Then she saw her.
Alana stood alone by a high table in the VIP zone, bathed in rose glow like she owned the light itself. Black lace bodysuit—intricate sheer patterns revealing the gorgeous black bra and high-cut panties underneath. Platinum blonde hair swept into a sleek high ponytail. Heavy pink makeup: dramatic rose and magenta smoky eyes, long lashes, contoured cheeks, lips glossy hot pink. She looked like a high-fashion model who’d stepped out of a dream—sexy, ageless, untouchable. Her black six-inch peep-toe stilettos gleamed, diamond straps wrapping delicately around her toes and ankles, catching every flicker of pink light.
Tara’s heart skipped, hard. She froze.
Alana’s eyes found hers across the crowd. A beat of stillness. Then Alana smiled—warm, welcoming, almost loving—and glided toward her, stilettos clicking with purpose, diamonds sparkling.
Tara couldn’t move as the goddess approached. Speechless. Mesmerized.
Alana reached her, leaned in, and pressed a lingering kiss to Tara’s cheek—soft lips warm, the contact stretching longer than friendly, a faint hint of tongue grazing skin.
“Darling,” Alana purred, pulling back to drink her in. “What a lovely surprise. And look at you…” Her gaze dropped to Tara’s glossy pink lips, darkening with hunger. “Those lips. So plump, so perfectly pink and shiny. They look like they were made to be kissed… or to beg.”
Tara’s breath hitched. She managed a meek smile, cheeks burning. “Thank you… you look incredible.”
Alana’s smile curved, predatory and tender. “No chance you’re going home alone tonight looking like this, sweetheart. That little love heart dangling from your belly… adorable. Dangerous.”
Tara mumbled more thank-yous, flustered, words failing her.
Without another word, Alana took Tara’s hand—fingers interlacing with quiet command—and led her to the dance floor. She walked with total confidence, parting the crowd like water, diamonds flashing on her ankles. Tara followed in pure awe.
They started swaying a step apart under the pink lights. But Alana’s pull was magnetic—Tara drifted closer with every beat. A brush of hips. A shared glance. Alana leaned in once, breath hot against Tara’s ear: “That guy behind you is trying too hard. Ignore him, darling.” Another whisper: “You’re glowing tonight.”
Soon they pressed together. Alana turned Tara gently, back to her front, then slid hands to her hips and pulled her flush—crotch against ass. Tara gasped at the bold intimacy, shock sparking with raw electricity that raced to her core. She started grinding back instinctively, slow and needy, the pink miniskirt riding higher.
After delicious minutes of that friction, Alana spun her around again. Arms wrapped tight around Tara’s waist, bodies aligned perfectly. Alana’s eyes locked on hers—seductive, possessive.
A long, manicured finger rose to Tara’s glossy pink lips. Alana placed a small white pill on her tongue.
“The real fun starts now,” she whispered, voice low and filthy-sweet.
Tara swallowed. Seconds later, euphoria crashed over her—waves of pure bliss, burning lust, and an overwhelming rush of love and adoration. She’d never felt anything so perfect, so right.
The dancing turned frantic. Alana’s hands roamed—caressing Tara’s bare midriff, tracing the dangling pink heart piercing, cupping her ass through the miniskirt. Tara mirrored her, fingers sliding over lace, feeling heat and power beneath.
Then Alana cradled Tara’s face, drew her close, and kissed her.
Deep. Powerful. Tongues meeting in hungry, wet exploration. Tara melted, moaning into Alana’s mouth, hands clutching that high ponytail. She’d never been this horny, this consumed.
The kiss stretched forever—tongues caressing, bodies grinding to the bass, pink lights blurring.
When Alana finally broke away—lips swollen, eyes gleaming—she said nothing. Just took Tara’s hand.
She led her through the crowd, past the exit, to where a sleek black luxury car waited curbside. The driver opened the door silently. Alana guided Tara inside first, then slid in beside her.
The door closed. The car glided into the LA night.
Tara leaned back, still buzzing, thighs slick, heart racing. Alana’s hand rested on her knee—light, claiming.
No words passed between them.
They didn’t need any.

Chapter Three: The Mansion
The luxury car purred through the wrought-iron gates, up the curving driveway of the Beverly Hills mansion. Palm fronds swayed in the night breeze; soft landscape lights illuminated marble steps and glass walls that reflected the city like scattered diamonds below. Tara stared, still floating, body humming.
She turned to Alana, voice small and dreamy. “What… what was that pill, really?”
Alana’s laugh was soft, indulgent. Her manicured fingers squeezed Tara’s knee. “Oh, darling, nothing to worry about. Just a little something I take when I want to unwind. I could feel how tense you were back there—the lights, the noise, all those eyes on you. I wanted you to relax. To feel good.” She leaned in, pressing a slow kiss to Tara’s temple. “And look at you now… so soft, so open.”
The words wrapped around Tara like silk. She nodded, doubts dissolving into warm acceptance. Alana always knew. Alana always took care of her.
They stepped inside. The front door closed with a quiet, final sound. Instantly Alana had her pinned gently against the cool marble foyer wall, mouths meeting in a deep, claiming kiss. Alana’s movements were powerful—tongue sliding possessively, body pressing Tara back—but there was safety in it, too. Strong hands cradled her face; thumbs stroked her cheeks with tenderness. Tara surrendered into it, the pill still coursing through her veins, turning every touch into fire and honey.

The lust was relentless, but beneath it something bigger bloomed: a rush of pure, aching love. Not the fleeting kind she’d felt for boyfriends who never stayed. This was different—overwhelming, devotional. Alana’s scent (jasmine, warm skin, expensive perfume), the steady rhythm of her heartbeat against Tara’s chest, the way her lips curved when she pulled back to look at her—it all felt sacred. She’s everything, Tara thought dazedly. How have I lived without her? The pill amplified it until Alana seemed to glow, goddess-like, the only real thing in the world. Tara wanted to kneel at her feet, to please her, to exist for her. The thought should have scared her. Instead it felt like truth.
Alana led her upstairs, hand firm around Tara’s. Tara barely registered the grandeur—vaulted ceilings, abstract paintings that whispered money, chandeliers dripping crystal, rooms that opened onto terraces with infinity pools and city views. It was too vast, too perfect. I could never have anything like this, she thought in a haze. But she does. And she wants me here. The realization made her chest ache with gratitude.

In the bedroom—enormous bed draped in white silk, windows framing the glittering sprawl of Los Angeles below—Alana guided Tara down onto the mattress. Kissing resumed, slow and deep. Clothes disappeared piece by piece: the white crop top peeled away, revealing the lace pink bra; the bright pink miniskirt slid down long legs; white heels kicked off gently. Tara lay back in just the tiny pink thong and bra, the dangling love-heart piercing catching the low light.
Alana paused, eyes raking over her. “Look at you,” she murmured, voice low and commanding. “So fucking sexy in this little pink lace. That tiny thong barely hiding anything… and that sweet love heart dangling like it’s begging to be touched. You’re perfect, darling. My perfect little treat.”
Tara quivered—shame and pride twisting together deliciously. She loved being seen like this. Loved being hers.

Alana undressed slowly, black lace falling away to reveal toned skin and the black lingerie beneath, then joined her. No rush. No edge. She wanted Tara to fall slowly, sweetly, irrevocably.
They moved together with hands and mouths—Alana’s lips trailing down Tara’s throat, sucking softly at her pulse, then lower to tease nipples through lace before unhooking the bra and drawing one into her mouth, tongue circling slow and deliberate. Tara arched, moaning, fingers tangling in Alana’s high ponytail. Alana’s hand slipped between her thighs, stroking over the soaked thong, circling her clit with perfect pressure until Tara whimpered and begged without words.
“Let me take care of you,” Alana whispered against her skin. She peeled the thong away, settled between Tara’s legs, and licked—long, languid strokes that built and built. Tara’s hips bucked; Alana pinned them gently, controlling the pace, drawing out every gasp, every plea.
When Tara came it was blinding—waves of pleasure crashing harder because of the pill, colors brighter, sounds sharper, love flooding every cell. I love her. I love her so much. The thought looped endlessly as she trembled. I’m so lucky to worship her.
Alana kissed her through the aftershocks, swallowing her soft cries.
Then she guided Tara’s hands—teaching her how to touch, where to linger, how to please. Tara explored with growing confidence, fingers sliding inside Alana, thumb circling her clit, learning every hitch of breath, every quiet moan. Alana rode her hand slowly, praising her—“Yes, just like that, good girl”—until she came with a low shudder, collapsing over Tara in warm, possessive embrace.

They moved together after—Alana on top, then side by side, legs entwined, grinding in slow rhythm, kissing deeply, hands roaming. Passionate, intimate, almost tender. No toys, no pain, no commands beyond gentle guidance. Alana kept it vanilla on purpose—making Tara associate her with safety, ecstasy, belonging. Making her crave this closeness, this love, until she couldn’t imagine life without it.
Tara’s mind swam in devotion. She’s so beautiful. So strong. So perfect. I don’t deserve this, but she chose me. I need to be better for her. Prettier. Obedient. Whatever she wants. The pill turned the thoughts into gospel. Alana wasn’t just a woman anymore—she was the center, the sun, the reason Tara’s heart beat. Worship wasn’t a choice; it was inevitable.
When they finally stilled, sweat-slick and sated, Alana pulled Tara close against her chest. Tara nestled in, head on Alana’s shoulder, ear pressed to the steady thump of her heartbeat. Alana stroked her blonde hair slowly, fingers gentle and possessive.
Tara’s eyes grew heavy, the pill’s high softening into a warm, dreamy haze. As sleep pulled her under, one last thought drifted through her mind like a vow:
I belong to her now.
And with that, she drifted off, safe and adored, lying on the woman who had already begun to remake her.

Chapter Four: Morning Light and New Rules
Tara woke slowly in the vast white silk sea of the bed, sunlight filtering through sheer curtains in soft golden shafts. Her body felt languid, heavy with the remnants of last night’s pleasure—and the pill’s lingering haze. A warm glow still hummed under her skin, making everything feel soft around the edges, but beneath it, shame crept in like cool air through an open window.
She’d never done anything like that. Never kissed a woman, never come undone so completely under someone else’s mouth and hands. It had been the most intense, adventurous, electric thing she could remember—and yet the word lesbian echoed in her head like an accusation. She wasn’t that. She liked boys. She always had. So why did her body still ache for Alana’s touch? Why did the memory of being held, praised, taken make her thighs press together even now?
Alana wasn’t in the room. Tara sat up, heart tripping. Her pink lace bra and tiny thong lay folded neatly on the nightstand—someone had retrieved them. She slipped them on, the fabric cool against still-sensitive skin. Her bright pink miniskirt and white crop top were nowhere in sight. She told herself it didn’t matter; she’d find them later.
Barefoot, she padded downstairs, following the faint scent of coffee and something floral. The mansion felt even larger in daylight—marble floors echoing under her steps, walls of glass opening to terraces and pools that shimmered like liquid silver.
In the expansive kitchen, Alana stood at the marble island, pouring coffee into two porcelain cups. She wore a satin dressing gown the color of champagne—almost sheer, clinging to every curve of her toned body. Platinum hair fell loose in soft waves down her back, light makeup enhancing rather than hiding: dewy skin, soft pink lips, a touch of mascara that made her eyes look endlessly deep. She looked like a goddess who had just stepped out of a dream. Tara’s stomach twisted—want and shame warring inside her.
Alana turned, saw her hovering in the doorway, and smiled gently.
“Morning, darling,” she said, voice warm and low. “You look beautiful even half-asleep. Come here.”
Tara hesitated, then crossed the room. Alana handed her a cup, fingers brushing hers deliberately. “Sit. Breathe. Last night was a lot—I know.”
They settled at the island. Tara sipped coffee, staring into the dark liquid. She wanted to bolt, to be alone, to untangle the confusion. But she also couldn’t bear the thought of disappointing Alana. She liked her—more than liked her. The pill’s love-rush still lingered, making Alana feel like gravity itself.
Alana reached across and tucked a strand of blonde hair behind Tara’s ear. “It’s okay to feel strange this morning, sweetheart. What happened last night took me by surprise too. I’ve never felt that pull so fast. It’s new for both of us.” She paused, eyes soft. “Talking helps. And if you need more than just me to sort through it… I see a wonderful therapist. She’s helped me understand parts of myself I didn’t know existed. I can drive you there this morning. No pressure—just an offer.”
Tara blinked, throat tight. “I… I can’t afford that.”
Alana’s smile was kind, reassuring. “You wouldn’t have to. Let me take care of it. Just once, to see if it helps.”
The offer felt so thoughtful, so caring. Tara nodded slowly, gratitude washing over the shame. Of course Alana would know exactly what to say. Of course she’d help.
After coffee, Alana led her to a different wing of the house—through arched doorways and past rooms Tara barely glimpsed. They stopped at a door painted soft blush pink. Alana opened it.
Inside: a bedroom straight out of a fairy tale Tara had never dared admit she wanted. Pale pink walls, tufted velvet headboard, crystal chandelier dripping light like diamonds, a vanity draped in silk, plush rugs underfoot. A princess room—glamorous, indulgent, feminine in the most dreamy way.
Tara stopped short. “This is… wow. It’s exactly the kind of room I used to dream about when I was little. Like a secret princess hideaway.”
Alana’s smile was knowing, almost secretive. “I thought you might like it, princess.”
The word princess landed again—soft, possessive, sweet. Tara’s cheeks heated. She’d always been a beach girl: salty hair, flip-flops, cutoff shorts, effortless and sun-kissed. Princess felt… frilly. Helpless. Decorative. Like someone who needed to be looked after, dressed up, admired. The label clashed hard against the laid-back image she’d built her whole life around, and yet it made her stomach flutter in a way she couldn’t ignore. I’m not a princess, she thought, almost defiantly. But… god, why does it feel so good when she says it? The conflict twisted inside her—part rebellion, part secret craving.
Tara’s clothes from last night lay neatly folded on the bed. Alana gestured to the en suite bathroom—marble, rainfall shower, heated floors. “Shower if you’d like. And feel free to look through the wardrobes. There might be something more comfortable than that adorable tiny skirt.” She paused, voice dropping to a velvet purr. “Though I do want to see your beautiful ass in that tiny skirt again, princess.”
Another hit of princess. Tara’s breath caught. Then Alana leaned in without warning and kissed her—deep, powerful, passionate, tongue sliding against hers in a slow claim. Tara’s knees weakened; she moaned softly into Alana’s mouth. Just as suddenly, Alana pulled away, eyes dark with promise.
“Take your time,” she murmured, then turned and left, door closing softly behind her.
Tara stood frozen, lips tingling. Princess. The word rang through her skull, sweet and insistent. She tried to push it away—I’m not some delicate doll—but it kept coming back, wrapping around her like silk ribbon, making her feel small, pretty, owned. She hated how much she liked it.
In the shower, hot water cascaded over her, washing away some of the haze but not the confusion. She stepped out, wrapped in a plush towel, and opened the wardrobes.
The sight stole her breath.
Row upon row of hyper-feminine, blatantly bimbo-coded clothing—no casual pieces, no jeans, no hoodies, nothing understated. Metallic micro-dresses in silver, gold, hot pink, chrome—some with cutouts at the sides, others with necklines plunging to the navel. Latex mini skirts so tight and short they’d barely cover her ass, in glossy black, candy-apple red, bubblegum pink. Corset tops laced with satin ribbons, sheer mesh bodysuits that left nothing to the imagination, halter-neck crop tops with built-in push-up padding. Platform heels in every height and color—six-inch stilettos with ankle straps, clear PVC pumps, strappy sandals dripping with rhinestones.
And the lingerie… god, the lingerie.
Drawers overflowed with delicate lace bralettes and matching thongs in pastel pinks, whites, lavenders—most with little bows, ruffles, or heart-shaped cutouts over the nipples. Satin babydolls with matching garter belts, sheer chemises that would cling like second skin, cupless bras designed to frame and lift rather than cover. Fishnet bodystockings, crotchless panties, open-back teddies with strategic straps that looked like they were made for wrists to be bound in. And tucked among the sweetness: hints of something darker. Soft pink leather cuffs with delicate heart-shaped padlocks. A thin black velvet choker with a small silver O-ring at the front. A harness-style bralette in glossy patent leather, straps crossing the chest like gentle restraints. Nothing overtly scary—just pretty, teasing suggestions of what could come later.
Tara’s cheeks burned crimson. None of it looked like it would fit Alana—the busts were smaller, the waists narrower, the hemlines shorter. These are for me. The realization hit like a wave. She should have been alarmed. Instead her nipples tightened against the towel, a fresh pulse of heat blooming low in her belly.
She couldn’t disappoint Alana by refusing. She chose a silver metallic dress—shimmering liquid fabric, one-shouldered, the hem barely grazing mid-thigh, clinging to every curve like it was painted on. It fit like it had been made for her. She found strappy silver heels that matched perfectly—six inches, thin straps wrapping her ankles. At the vanity, every favorite makeup brand from the salon waited—same shades, same formulas. Alana must have asked someone at work, she thought innocently.
She took extra care: silver glitter eyeshadow, dramatic lashes, glossy red lipstick that made her mouth look swollen and inviting. When she caught her reflection in the full-length mirror on the way out, she barely recognized herself. Glamorous. Polished. Like a living doll dressed for display. And this was just to go to a therapist?
Princess. The word echoed again as she stared at her reflection. Beach girl Tara would have laughed this off, thrown on shorts and a tank top, headed to the waves. But this version—shiny, dolled-up, princess—felt dangerously addictive. She hated how right it looked. She loved how wrong it felt.
Downstairs in the grand hall, Alana waited—black leather pencil skirt hugging her hips, silk black top unbuttoned just enough to tease, sky-high heels making her legs endless. She turned as Tara descended the curved staircase, eyes darkening with approval.
“Look at you, princess,” Alana said softly. “Oh—and you’re wearing your new earrings. Good girl.”
The words princess and good girl hit Tara like a double wave. Heat flooded her cheeks, her chest, her core. The pill’s lingering devotion surged back full force—worshipful, helpless, aching. Alana was so beautiful, so commanding, so right. Tara felt small, pliant, eager to please.
She reached the bottom step and stopped, eyes locked on Alana’s.
Alana extended her hand. “Ready, darling?”
Tara took it without hesitation.

Chapter Five: The Session
The drive to the therapist’s office was quiet, the luxury car gliding through Beverly Hills streets lined with palms and gated estates. Tara sat in the passenger seat, silver metallic dress shimmering under the morning sun, heels crossed at the ankles, new earrings catching light. She felt exposed, glamorous, wrong—but the lingering haze from the pill and last night’s devotion made it hard to care.
They pulled up to a discreet, modern building—glass front, soft pink accents in the signage, the kind of place that screamed quiet luxury and discretion. Alana parked and led Tara inside, hand light on the small of her back.
The waiting room was serene: pale pink walls, plush cream chairs, abstract art in blush tones. Behind a curved pink reception desk sat a beautiful young woman Tara’s age—jet-black hair cascading in glossy waves, makeup flawless (smoky eyes, nude lips), wearing a gorgeous emerald-green dress that hugged her curves without trying too hard. She looked up and smiled warmly.
“Alana! Right on time,” she said, rising to give Alana a quick, familiar embrace. Then she turned to Tara, eyes kind and appraising. “And you must be Tara. Hi, sweetie. I’m Lila. Come on back—Dr. Laurent is ready for you.”
Alana paused at the hallway door, cupping Tara’s face gently. She leaned in and pressed a light but deliberate kiss to Tara’s lips—lingering just long enough to feel possessive. “I’ll be right here waiting for you, princess,” she murmured, voice low and commanding.
The words wrapped around Tara like chains—soft velvet ones. Terror flickered in her chest (no escaping now), but excitement drowned it out, hot and insistent. She nodded, dazed, and followed Lila.
Dr. Vivienne Laurent waited in a cozy yet opulent office: cream velvet sofa, two high-backed armchairs upholstered in pale rose silk, shelves of leather-bound books on psychology and feminine archetype, a large window overlooking a private garden of white roses. She rose as Tara entered—tall and statuesque at nearly six feet in her nude patent heels, silver-streaked auburn hair swept into a sleek low chignon, sharp cheekbones highlighted with subtle shimmer, full lips painted a deep berry red. She wore a tailored ivory silk blouse unbuttoned just low enough to reveal the edge of black lace lingerie beneath, paired with wide-leg trousers that draped elegantly over her long legs. Diamond studs glinted at her ears, a delicate gold chain disappeared into her cleavage, and her signature scent—warm vanilla, amber, and something faintly smoky—filled the air. Glamorous in a way that felt almost cinematic, refined yet undeniably sensual.
“Tara, darling, come sit,” Dr. Laurent said, voice like warm cognac—smooth, rich, impossible to look away from. She gestured to the sofa with a graceful hand, nails lacquered deep crimson. “Alana speaks so highly of you. Let’s begin.”
Tara sank down, hands twisting in her lap. “I… I’m confused. Last night was intense. I’ve never been with a woman before. And now I feel… different. Like I don’t know who I am.”
Dr. Laurent settled into the armchair opposite, crossing her legs slowly, the silk of her trousers whispering. “That’s the beautiful chaos of awakening, sweetheart. You’re meeting the part of you that’s been waiting. Tell me—what does it feel like when you’re with Alana?”
Tara swallowed. “Safe. Adored. Like she sees something in me I didn’t know was there. She calls me princess… and it makes me feel small, but in the best way. Like I’m meant to be cherished. Guided. Decorated. It scares me, but I want it so badly.”
Dr. Laurent’s smile was slow, approving. “That’s your truth speaking. Many women spend years fighting their natural desire to yield—to a stronger hand, a clearer vision. Alana offers you structure. Purpose. Freedom in surrender.” She leaned forward slightly, eyes locking on Tara’s. “Let’s try some affirmations together. Repeat after me, slowly. Feel the words settle into your body.”
Tara nodded, heart pounding.
“I am Alana’s princess.”
Tara echoed, voice soft. “I am Alana’s princess.”
“My purpose is to please her, to look beautiful for her, to obey her.”
“My purpose is to please her… to look beautiful for her… to obey her.”
“Being small and pretty makes me feel safe and loved.”
“Being small and pretty makes me feel safe and loved.”
“Every time I call her Mummy, I feel more complete, more mine.”
Tara hesitated for half a second—then repeated it, quieter, but the words sank deeper. “Every time I call her Mummy… I feel more complete… more mine.”
Dr. Laurent’s voice dropped lower, almost hypnotic. “Again. Slower. Let it root.”
“I am Alana’s princess… My purpose is to please her, to look beautiful for her, to obey her… Being small and pretty makes me feel safe and loved… Every time I call her Mummy, I feel more complete, more mine.”
They repeated the cycle three more times—each round slower, breathier, until Tara’s eyes were glassy, her lips parted, the affirmations looping in her mind like a lullaby. The shame dissolved further; devotion crystallized.
Dr. Laurent sat back, satisfied. “You’re doing beautifully, Tara. That confusion? It’s just the old self dying. Let it. Your new self—Alana’s princess—knows exactly where she belongs.”
By the end of the hour, Tara felt lighter, clearer, almost euphoric. The shame had faded to a faint echo; worship had taken its place.
When the session ended, Tara walked out dazed, a shy smile curving her glossy red lips.
Lila looked up from the desk. “Hey, babe. How’re you feeling?”
Tara paused, voice dreamy and certain. “So good. Dr. Laurent really helped me find and understand my purpose. I feel… grateful. Like everything’s finally making sense.”
Lila’s smile was knowing, warm. “That’s exactly what she’s here for, sweetie. You look like you’re glowing from the inside out. Alana’s going to be so proud.”
Tara crossed to where Alana stood waiting. Confidence she didn’t know she possessed bubbled up. She met Alana’s eyes and said clearly, “That was just amazing. Thank you, Mummy. Let’s go home.”
Alana didn’t flinch or laugh. Her lips curved in slow, possessive triumph. She slid an arm around Tara’s waist—firm, claiming—and led her toward the door. As they passed the reception desk, Alana turned her head slightly, sharing brief, knowing smiles with Dr. Laurent and Lila. Ownership gleamed in her gaze. Tara was hers. The reshaping could truly begin.
In the car, they chatted mindlessly at first—traffic, how the silver dress caught the light, the roses in the garden. Then Alana glanced over.
“Did you mean to call me Mummy?”
Tara’s face flamed instantly. She shrank into the seat, hands twisting the hem of her dress. “Oh god… I did, didn’t I? I’m so sorry. I don’t know where that came from. It just… slipped out. I feel so stupid.”
Alana’s hand settled on Tara’s thigh, warm and steady. “Don’t apologize, princess,” she said kindly at first, thumb stroking gently. Then her voice dropped—low, stern, laced with dark seduction. “I liked it. I liked it very much. From now on, you don’t stop. You call me Mummy every time you speak to me. Every time you thank me. Every time you need me. It’s who we are now—you, my sweet little princess, and me, your Mummy. Say it again. Right now.”
Tara’s breath hitched. Heat flooded her core, her cheeks, her chest. The command wrapped around her like silk rope. She looked up, eyes wide and soft. “Yes… Mummy.”
Alana’s smile was slow, predatory, pleased. “Good girl.”
She squeezed Tara’s thigh once—firm, possessive—then returned her hand to the wheel. Home waited. And with it, the beginning of everything Tara was now destined to become.

Chapter Six: Homecoming and Sparkle
The drive back to the mansion was bathed in golden afternoon light, the city blurring past like a dream Tara never wanted to wake from. She sat with her hands folded in her lap, silver metallic dress catching every ray, feeling a quiet, bubbling happiness she couldn’t quite name. Everything had moved so fast—club, night together, therapist, Mummy—but it felt right. Like puzzle pieces she hadn’t known were missing had finally clicked. I have a girlfriend, she thought, the word sending a giddy little thrill through her. A soft giggle escaped her lips.
Alana glanced over, one hand on the wheel, the other resting possessively on Tara’s thigh. “What’s so funny, princess?”
Tara bit her lip, cheeks pink. “I was just thinking… I have a girlfriend now. You. It’s silly, but it makes me happy.”
Alana’s laugh was low, melodic, laced with something Tara couldn’t quite place—amusement, triumph. “Not silly at all, darling. It’s perfect.” She squeezed Tara’s thigh once, firm and warm. “You’re mine.”
Tara’s heart fluttered. She leaned her head against the window, smiling to herself the rest of the way home.
When they stepped through the front door, Tara paused in the exact spot from last night—the marble foyer where Alana had first pinned her against the wall. Memory surged: heat, tongues, surrender. Alana noticed, eyes darkening. She closed the door with a soft click, then stepped forward and kissed Tara deeply—slow, claiming, hands sliding up to cradle her face. Tara melted into it, moaning softly, already wondering if they’d tumble upstairs right now. I want to please her. Show Mummy I’m a good girl. Make her feel good.
But Alana broke the kiss abruptly, lips brushing Tara’s ear. “Make yourself at home, princess. Explore your bedroom, take a swim in the pool. I have some things to handle.” She didn’t elaborate—just flashed a mysterious smile and slipped through a side door, disappearing down a hallway.
Tara stood there, lips tingling, core aching, a little sad at the sudden distance but thrilled by the intrigue. What is she doing? Planning something for me? The thought made her thighs press together. She turned and headed to her princess room, heart racing.
The wardrobe called to her like a siren. She flung open the doors again, fingers trailing over fabrics, pulling out pieces she knew would make Alana’s eyes darken with hunger.
A black latex mini dress with a built-in corset boning and a plunging halter neck that would barely contain her breasts, the hem so short it would flash thong with every step. A hot-pink sheer mesh bodysuit with strategic cutouts over the nipples and crotch—slutty, decorative, begging to be admired. A silver chainmail mini dress that looked more like lingerie than clothing, heavy with rhinestones, designed to catch light and eyes in equal measure. Every piece screamed look at me, desire me, own me.
She settled on the red one from the photos—strapless corset-style bustier in deep crimson lace, intricate floral patterns sheer enough to tease skin beneath, boning cinching the waist dramatically before flaring into a tiny ruched mini skirt that ended high on her thighs. Vertical lace-up details down the front exposed glimpses of cleavage and midriff, the fabric clinging like a second skin, emphasizing every curve. She slipped it on, the corset pushing her perky breasts up and to