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Chapter 17
by
johnsohn
Who's your choice?
The runner in the black one piece
The runner edges out the others in my mind, her isolation a clear path, the medium resistance promising a satisfying unraveling without the distraction of a crowd or the grind of high walls. I angle my phone casual, the waterproof pouch glinting under the sun as I capture her in a quick snap. Frame tightening on her toned form against the chaise, the app humming softly as it locks her profile. Name, Madison. Twenty-five, apartment 14C, yoga instructor with a side of marathon training. Weave potential wound tight, ready to snap under the right pull. I pocket the phone and stride toward her end of the deck, towel loose over one shoulder, my steps measured against the concrete's heat.
She glances up as I near, blue eyes sharpening with that quiet scan, but she doesn't tense. Just shifts her legs, making space on the adjacent lounge without a word. I settle in easy, dropping the towel across the back of my chair. "Mind if I crash here? Far end's got the best view away from the splash zone." My voice stays low, conversational, the power thrumming steady in my chest like a contained current.
Madison sets her phone aside, ponytail swaying as she sits up a fraction, freckles standing out sharp across her shoulders. "Go ahead. It's open." Her tone carries a faint edge, efficient, like she's sizing the space and me without committing. Up close, the black one-piece clings to her athletic frame, outlining the subtle flex of thighs honed from miles on pavement, her skin carrying a faint salt tang from the sun.
We fall into easy rhythm at first, talk skirting the surface. The brutal heat at eighty-eight degrees, how the pool's a rare escape from the grind below. She's from out west, relocated for the city's energy, trains at dawn to beat the crowds. I nod along, leaning back, letting the conversation build like a slow incline. The app stays silent in my pouch, but I feel its pull, the multiplier whispering for acceleration. When the water calls, she suggests a lap to cool off, and I agree, stripping off the pouch and setting it secure before we both ease into the deep end, the chlorine bite sharp against my skin.
She swims with that precise economy, arms cutting clean strokes, body gliding efficient through the water. I match her pace, closing the gap just enough to keep her in sight, the cool rush a contrast to the sun's glare above. Midway across, I tap the app's proxy command through the pouch's interface. Subtle, a whisper of suggestion weaving into her thoughts. A current pulling her off course, body brushing mine accidental in the blue. She drifts closer on the next turn, her thigh grazing my hip underwater, slick skin sliding warm despite the chill. We both pause then, treading water, her blue eyes meeting mine with a flicker of surprise.
Madison laughs it off quick, but her cheeks flush faint under the freckles, gaze dropping to the water's surface before lifting again. "Tight pool," she murmurs, voice laced with something looser now. We keep swimming, or try, circling the lanes in lazy loops, but the contact lingers in echoes. Her arm brushes my chest on a pull, shoulder bumping as we pivot at the wall. Each time, she hesitates a beat longer, body language shifting from efficient to tentative, like the weave's thread is hooking deeper.
By the third lap, it's deliberate on her part, a hand trailing my back underwater as we push off together, her fingers lingering on the ridge of muscle there. The semi stirs inevitable under the trunks, thick and insistent from the proximity, the power feeding the hunger. She notices on the next graze. Her hip pressing flush against me as we tread near the edge, eyes widening a fraction when she feels the hard outline straining the fabric. A soft inhale escapes her, lips parting, and she doesn't pull away. Instead, her touch turns bolder. A palm flat against my abdomen now, steadying under the pretense of the water's sway, blue eyes darkening with a heat that matches the sun's burn.
We climb out eventually, water sheeting off us in rivulets, her one-piece molding translucent in spots, nipples peaking faint against the cling. She towels off quick but stands closer than before, body angled toward mine, thighs flexing as she shifts weight. The arousal's written clear in her flush, the way her breath comes quicker, gaze flicking to my trunks where the bulge hasn't fully eased. I pick up the cues smooth, stepping into the space she's yielding. "This heat's not letting up," I say, voice dropping low, "but I could go for something cooler. Your place nearby? We could grab a drink, unwind properly."
Madison's towel pauses mid-swipe, blue eyes locking on mine with that wired intensity cracking open. She bites her lip subtle, a shiver running through her despite the sweat beading fresh on her skin. "Yeah," she says, the word breathy, decisive. "14C. It's just down. Follow me." She gathers her things with quick efficiency, ponytail tossing as she leads the way toward the stairwell door, hips swaying a touch more pronounced now. The power surges in my veins, electric and sharpening, the third thread already bending under my pull. Multiplier humming, Sarah and Laura's bonds echoing distant but absolute across the complex. Madison's resistance flickers in the app's overlay, dipping as we descend, her hand brushing mine accidental on the railing. Soon, it'll be woven tight, another eternal **** in the weave.
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Mindweave Awakening
Seize Minds, Forge Your Harem
Awaken to the Mindweave Protocol, a mysterious app that grants you real mind control powers. In this first-person, story-arc driven tale of corruption, start small with neighbors and strangers, issue lewd commands to twist wills, build a devoted harem, and climb toward godlike dominance. Developmental changes unfold as your influence grows, but failure risks unraveling your own mind. No limits. Your commands shape the darkness.
Updated on Dec 31, 2025
by johnsohn
Created on Dec 19, 2025
by johnsohn
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