Memory alteration worked

“Shit,” I thought as my hands started sweating, “something isn’t right.” Amy stood frozen still. It felt like her piercing eyes were drilling into my very soul. A thousand thoughts ran through my head as the adrenaline kicked in. Then, at once, I hurriedly devised a hasty plan to try and **** her back on the bike.

My anxiety was not warranted, however. Just a couple of seconds after Amy froze with the piercing stare on her face, her features relaxed. The anger on her face instantly shifted to a genial smile. Her eyes no longer bore the harrowing intensity of just an instant before. Instead, Amy just regarded me with gentle anticipation as if waiting for me to give her the next exercise.

“Is everything ok?” I asked in the most even voice I could muster. “You kind of froze up on me there!”

“Oh!? I’m sorry, “she replied with a confused smile, “I must have been distracted. I can be a little scatterbrained sometimes.”

“That’s ok,” I smiled half-heartedly, “I can be the same way. We’ve got the first 30 minutes out of the way. This may seem a bit strange, but it’s great for habit-building. Recite what you’ve done so far and how long you have spent on each exercise. It’s something my professors taught me in college to build and remember a routine more quickly.”

“That does make sense!” Amy replied, unphased by the strange request. “I always found I memorized better when studying for college by speaking aloud… let’s see… We started off with 5-10 minutes of stretches, then 15 minutes of cardio on the bike, then you ran me through a couple of simple yoga poses on the mat as a cool down for 5 minutes.”

I subtly questioned her in more detail as I observed her and guided her through some basic exercises. I didn’t gauge a single response that illustrated she had any cognition of what truly happened. She also did not seem to show any signs of excess arousal. I couldn’t really test her submission easily, but she seemed normal. I even placed her in front of a mirror to do crunches. She could clearly see the dark, wet spot on the crotch of her yoga pants, but she gave no signs of embarrassment or anything. The final thing of note I found was the girl still clearly had a wedgie. She made no move to fix it and did not seem uncomfortable.

I came to the preliminary conclusion that the bike removed all verbal, arousal, and submission programming after the time expired; however, intensive memory alterations activated in their places. Amy’s mind seemed to filter out anything that would have seemed out of the ordinary and replace it with a bland framework of everyday activities. For example, the memory of fingering herself and getting facefucked on a yoga mat was replaced with a shallow memory of doing yoga poses. Furthermore, she seemed to ignore any clues that events were different than she remembered. Hence why she didn’t fix her wedgie or notice the wetness from her earlier excessive arousal.

I was convinced it was safe to issue temporary programming to my subjects. I wasn’t sure if it was foolproof yet, but I was happy enough with it to continue having some fun with Amy.