Victory and Other Stories

By S.B.

They always win against your mind.

In Acceptance, you are stripped away from all resistance and free will.

In Breaking Up, William tries to break up with his girlfriend and her hypnotic pussy.

In Her Reputation, a rising movie producer falls madly in love with a shady actress.

In Living Madness, Devon and Sam try to escape the thing that has taken over Jenna's body.

Discover these and eight other new pieces of mesmerizing flash fiction where women win you over just like they always do. Please enjoy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: S.B.
• Release date: Apr 15, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005976583

S.B.

Simple Being, middle name Creative. Writer and artist with a penchant for stories involving Female Domination, Hypnosis and Mind Control. My thoughts are my own except when they're not.

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Victory and Other Stories

Femdom Hypnosis and Mind Control Flash Fiction – Vol. 23

By S.B.

Copyright 2021 S.B.

Cover Design by S.B.

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They always win against your mind.

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Table of Contents

A Saturday Like Any Other

Acceptance

Breaking Up

Courage

Digital Addiction

Discovery

Her Reputation

Living Madness

Moment

Past and Present

So Lucky

Victory

A Saturday Like Any Other

It was a Saturday like any other, nothing out of the ordinary happened.

Henry got out of bed at exactly 8:30 in the morning, took a warm, relaxing shower, shaved, and then proceeded downstairs for a hearty breakfast, dressed in nothing but his underwear. As he sat by the kitchen counter, warm toast in hand, he glanced at his phone, the guardian of his routine.

While he considered himself an extremely well-organized person, he wasn’t much for remembering things on his own. His short-term memory was just atrocious, so he left it all at the hands of technology. The daily planner reminded him of everything that was important, and nothing was ever added to it that didn’t qualify.

It was his day off from work, so there were fewer entries than usual waiting to be read. The first was a note about the last game in the basketball play-offs. The second simply said: Call Lisa.

Who the hell is Lisa? He muttered to himself. He was sure he knew no one by