Some girls are born to be looked at. June knows she’s one of them.
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Some girls are born to be looked at. June knows she’s one of them.
June knows she’s perfect. Gorgeous, talented, unstoppable—she came to this audition to win, and nothing will stand in her way. Especially not April, her infuriatingly beautiful rival.
But when the casting directors reveal they’re looking for a pair, the two stunning competitors form an uneasy alliance. Together, they’re irresistible. Unbeatable.
But they’re in Lovington. They drink the water. They breathe the air. And everything starts to change.
The other women start looking at June differently. Admiringly. Hungrily. Even April’s icy disdain begins to melt into something softer, warmer, more worshipful.
June should be concerned. She should question why everyone suddenly treats her like royalty, why April has started kneeling before her, why her body feels more sensitive and responsive with each passing moment, and why she can’t stop thinking about serving the Man waiting for her on the stage.
But June has always known she was better than other girls. Being better than other girls for her Man is a small leap in logic. And when she finally takes the stage with April at her side—devoted, eager, transformed—June discovers that some roles require complete surrender to claim them.
Good girls don’t compete. Good girls show off.
WARNING: This Stepford-style story contains explicit scenes of mental conditioning, lactation play, multiple partner situations, and women who really, really enjoy their men powerful, worshiped, and in control.
