Epilogue

Just as Alison had suspected her superiors considered her performance in Who Wanna Be a Bimbo a failure. Her goal was to win the maximum amount of money, not to be transformed and definitely not to perform sexual acts in front of the camera. So technically her superiors were correct, unfortunately for the agent it was not the best kind of correct in this case; but she had no counterarguments. What was fortunate for her was the fact that the entire operation’s legal basis were shady at best. This meant that the CIA had no legal means to make Alison give them her prize. She lost her job, but kept the money.

Luckily for the, now former, agent, not all directors at the CIA were dumb and incompetent. Some could recognise a diamond in the rough when they saw one. Ryan Jackson could see the potential in Alison, so he recruited her almost as soon as she was fired; although this time for a different kind of job. Alison initially hesitated, she was **** to return to the CIA after being sacked. But Ryan was not only charismatic and persuasive, he also had a genuinely good job offer for the newly transformed bimbo. Gone were the boring days of being an analyst and spending whole days in front of the computer. The agent would work as a field operative, where she could use her femme fatale persona. Alison was excited, but also intelligent enough to realise that she was completely unprepared for such a role. The whole femme fatale act during the show was mostly her voice, makeup and a few jokes. Sure, there were the pheromones, but a real seductress needs much more than mere chemistry. Ryan was also aware of that, which was why he intended to first properly train the inexperienced agent.

Alison had three teachers - two men and one woman. One of them was Daniel, a middle aged man who taught her how to be a spy. This part was purely professional and unrelated to any of her bimbo transformations. The agent’s intellect remained unchanged, now combined with the confidence boost, she found the intellectual part of her education and future work just as exciting. She obviously knew what kind of data spies acquired, but now she had the chance to learn their methods. As a former analyst she had a head start. The training might have been professional, but their relationship did not remain like that. Alison felt obliged to release the tension which her mere presence created in Daniel, so he could be a more effective teacher. The mature agent was not professional enough to refuse such an offer.

The other teacher was Linda, a mature woman whose goal was to teach Alison the art of seduction and manipulation. The agent had a lot to learn, before she could actually become the femme fatale she was supposed to be. She already possessed many of the necessary tools, including powerful pheromones, but did not know how to use them effectively. The role of a seductress required, among other things, the acquisition of actual love making skills, these required practice. Practice required a male partner, this was where the third teacher came in; Ryan filled this role. Together with the two women they created an unusual triangle, which often turned into a threesome. The ultimate goal was to actually prepare Alison for her job, but that did not mean that they could not enjoy the process. The young agent might have had great potential, but was sexually inexperienced, so she needed a lot of lessons. But Linda and Ryan were superb teachers, both in bed and in the library, and all three of them loved to have sex. The taxpayer was covering all the expenses, so everything was perfect.

Having a personal, partially emotional, connection with her teachers was crucial to Alison. She would not have agreed to a ‘prostitute course’, where all the acts were purely physical. She might have done that during the show, but that was performed in the heat of the moment. The agent was willing to become a seductress and to have sex with people whom she did not love, but she had no intentions of becoming a ‘sex toy with a purpose’. Fortunately no-one intended such a role for her; it would simply be an awful waste of potential. The relationship between the mentors and the student remained close, they even became friends, but the teachers made sure that Alison would not fall in love with either of them. As a spy she could not be too sentimental.

Finally a year later the training was over. Alison was deemed ready to go out to the wide world, lure men with her charms and use them to the agency’s, and her, advantage. Despite what the word ‘fatele’ might suggest she did not become an assassin. She could never kill anyone, other than in self-defence (she had trained that as well). But the agent had no objections against manipulating the bad guys and stealing information from them. She could serve her country while wearing sexy nylon outfits and having a lot of sex. To the transformed Alison that was a dream job. Who Wanna Be a Bimbo had another happy ending.