Bunny girls

Susan took some suggestions from Lindsey in how to continue punishing Gina. One idea was breathing permission. Lindsey wanted it to be a daily thing but Susan decided that Gina should have the weekend off as she might die if she's unable to get ahold of her to grant her breathing permission.

Susan had Gina, Carmen and the other Gina loyalists dress as bunny girls, serving drinks.

"Can't we have bunny boys?" asked Rina.

"Unfortunately, most of the people at this school who deserve this happen to be girls" said Susan, "of course there are exceptions like Marcie's ex. Also, if you do anything to Ben, you go back to being a ****"

"And do we need a nerd like Lindsey?"

"Seriously, do you want to go back to being a dickgirl?"

Susan pondered her next move. No doubt, she'd be facing off against Marel as well as Marcie. Actually, Marel had greater influence than Marcie did and would probably be the greater threat. The Crazy Carousel was only slightly behind the Royal Magnificence.

This was there the Lords came in. The problem was that if they made too obvious a power grab, Marel and Marcie would not remain silent. At the same time, Marcie was probably gonna be trying to recruit these factions to build up Blue Sublime's power base.

The good news was that as far Marcie was concerned, they were too prideful to ally with each other and bringing them into the fold would cause more trouble then its worth due to them being unruly morons who consider a wedgie the height of cunning.

The truth however was that the Lords simply didn't see any point in getting involved. As far as they were concerned, the three factions were all as bad as each other. What difference would it make if Gina got overthrown by one of her lackeys or if the Crazy Carousel or Blue Sublime absorbed the faction into itself?

They just didn't feel they had any stake in it as all sides of the conflict seemed to be completely evil with no redeeming qualities whatsoever. Susan knew how it felt to be dismissed as worthless. Also, she had the Leaders in the bag.

You see, Ben Franklin was their captain and after she defeated Rina, captain of their rivals, the Wildcats, they would gladly help her.

"The problem with Marcie is that she personally has it in for me" said Susan, "Gina as well. She'll probably go after me over Marel. We need to create a reason for her to be more concerned about Marel"

"What if we give Marel a reason to be more concerned about Marcie?" asked Cutie.