Steven Brailey, pincipal of the most prestigious school for feminine studies in the country

In the year 4070, The Hamilton School for girls (named after Tori Hamilton, a legendary feminist icon) was one of the best schools for girls in the entire country. It was famous for hiring only female teachers and adminstrators making it a feminist beacon throughout the world. Over the years it produced several female leaders, innovators, creators and scientists.

In the very same year, Steven Brailey, principal of a small high school, was sentenced to life in prison for blackmailing and raping several cheerleaders from his school.

Fast forward ten years later,the Organisation for the Control and Oppression of Women (OCOW) repurposed the school and decided that from now on, it would be teaching traditional female values and act as an exclusive training ground for young girls belonging to rich families and for providing lessons about how to please men in this changing world. Over time, it quickly developed a reputation as being the best school for rich and priviliged families, desperate to keep up with the times (and to remain in the good graces of the government) for training their daughters to be the perfect little submissive fucktoys.

A large part of this reputation was developed due to its principal Steven Brailey. Although he was in jail, investigation by the OCOW found that all those girls he raped had actually implicitly consented, by virtue of their slutty clothes and behaviour. As such, he was now a free man. And since he already had a background in education, what better place to get a job than the Hamilton School for girls?

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Author's note: Although this storyline will involve schoolgirls, all characters mentioned will be above eighteen years, as in this world most girls don't really need education, do they? So better to only send them to a school more suited to their place in society after they turned eighteen.

Also, if you like this story so far a like and a favourite would be much appreciated! Even if you didn't like it, I am happy to hear constructive criticism about how to improve.

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