Karen had been trying to hail a cab when the car pulled up. She paused a second, confused and hesitant, and then for some reason got in the car.
There were three guys there. A driver, a passenger, and a man in the backseat with her. All of them looked at her for a second. Karen looked back. She nearly got out, suddenly struck by a wave of apprehension. She stopped when the driver spoke.
He and the passenger turned away, looking out the windshield. Karen felt herself relax a little. “Well… 74 Stuart Ave, please.”
The man in the backseat spoke quietly to her. “That’s not right.”
She turned to him. He had a friendly smile, messy brown hair, and thick glasses. “What? What do you mean?”
“That address,” he said, voice soft and pleasant. “It’s not right. You don’t want us to take you there. You want us to take you to the party, right?”
Karen felt the strangest sensation. It was like something was rearranging inside her head, like tectonic plates of thought were shuttling around and reshaping geography. It wasn’t a physical sensation. It was more like her perceptions were settling into a different pattern.
She blinked, realizing that she hadn’t answered the man’s question. “Oh! Yeah. Take me to the party, please.”
The driver and passenger looked back at her, looking surprised. The man in the backseat cleared his throat, staring at them. They spun back around, looking forward, but not before exchanging excited smiles.
“I’m Tommy,” the man in the backseat said to her. “What’s your name?”
“Very nice to meet you, Kitten. Are you having a good night?”
Karen stared at him. Something about Tommy’s smile was strange. It was almost a smirk. Like he knew something she didn’t. Like he was playing with her. It was distracting.
Kitten shook her head. “Sorry. What did you say?”
Tommy smiled a little bigger. “I asked if you were having a good night.”
“Oh,” she said, “I suppose so. I was just at the library all afternoon, studying. I’m kind of tired. Looking forward to getting home and going to bed, and… um…” That wasn’t right. “I mean… looking forward to the party.” Kitten smiled. How had she forgotten about that?
“Wow,” Tommy said, voice sympathetic. “A whole afternoon stripping, huh? I bet that’s tiring work.”
“What?” Kitten said. “No, I said ‘studying’, not…” She trailed off. What was happening?
She wasn’t a stripper. Was she? She was a… a student, right? A student of… something. That was weird. She couldn’t remember what. Could she have been wrong? Was that possible? That sensation of her thoughts shifting place rose up again.
Kitten nodded. “Yeah, it’s very tiring sometimes. I love it, though!”
Tommy grinned. “I’m sure you do!”
Kitten just sort of smiled at him, unsure of what to say. He and the other guys seemed really amused by something, but she couldn’t figure out what. So she just smiled.
Tommy didn’t say much for a bit. He seemed to be concentrating on something. After a few minutes of driving in silence, he appeared to relax a bit. He turned back towards Kitten and said “I love your hair. Do you dye it, or are you a natural blonde?”
Kitten smiled, confused again. “Blonde? I’m not…” she paused, holding up a strand of her hair. Blonde. But that wasn’t… huh. “I, um… I guess I dye it?” she said, unsure.
“Of course you do,” Tommy said. Kitten nodded. Of course she did. “And how about those lovely implants, when did you get those?”
Kitten’s head was swimming now, she could barely keep up. Implants? She didn’t have implants! She looked down at her breasts, hands cupping them, and wondered when they got so big. God, nothing made sense to her right now! She didn’t remember getting breast implants, but… well, she didn’t remember having huge tits, either!
“I, uh, I don’t remember,” she answered lamely. Tommy laughed.
“I guess that makes sense. It must be tough to remember stuff when you’re such a bimbo, huh?”
Kitten shook her head, very slowly, trying to think. The guys in the front of the car seemed to lean in eagerly. Tommy watched her, an edge to his smile now. “No, I’m… I’m not a bimbo, though!”
Tommy grinned indulgently. “A dyed-blonde stripper named Kitten who gets confused by every question I ask her. Sounds like a bimbo to me…”
That sensation again, of things sliding around in her brain. This time, though, they didn’t just shift. They collided, cracked, and crumbled to dust. Kitten felt her mind just… give way.
“Gawd, you’re totally right,” she said. “I am such a bimbo sometimes!”
Tommy laughed again. “Sometimes?”
Kitten giggled again. “Okay, like… most times!” They all laughed. It was so funny!
“So anyway, bimbo,” Tommy said, leaning back in his seat, “you remember what your job is at this party?”
Kitten thought back. She didn’t remember, but that was pretty normal for her. She wasn’t that smart, after all. “Um… not really!”
Tommy rolled his eyes. “Typical. Well, you’re the entertainment. You’re going to serve drinks, then we’ll have you strip. After that… well, I’m sure there’s other entertainment they’ll be looking for then.”
Kitten had to think for a second. “Oh! You mean like fucking and stuff?”
Everybody laughed. “Yes,” Tommy said, “like fucking. Is that alright with you?”
“Ohmigawd, totally!” Kitten chirped. She was so excited. Tommy gestured to the driver, and he pulled over.
“What do you say we have a little preview right here, then?”
Kitten gasped, excited. “That is such a good idea!”
As the guys got their cocks out, Kitten tried to remember how she got this job in the first place. It was all just a blur, though, so she decided not to worry about it. Why bother thinking too hard, after all, when you can just suck cock instead?