Xingxi Pavilion 2042 · P3

The afternoon light filtered through the floor-to-ceiling windows of the presidential suite on the fiftieth floor, casting long shadows across the polished marble floor. Zou Luyao stood with her back to the others, staring at the sprawling cityscape of Xingxi City below. The streets were still orderly, the shopping arcade on the first four floors of their own building humming with civilian activity, but she could feel it—the crackling tension that had settled over every floor above them.

“The report from last night’s shift came in,” Tao Xiaonai said, her voice flat as she tossed a datapad onto the central conference table. She had her usual brisk efficiency, short dark hair tucked behind her ears, but her hands were trembling slightly. “Three more combatants were admitted for psychiatric observation. Suicidal ideation, auditory hallucinations, and one case of self-mutilation. It’s getting worse.”

Mali leaned back in her chair, arms crossed. Her uniform jacket was unbuttoned, revealing the crisp white shirt beneath. “The mental attack from February hasn’t faded. The suppressants only dull the edge. The troops are still drowning in their own rage, fear, and shame.”

“Lin Ruojian and Su Yucang held this together for two months,” Sen Xiaomeng said quietly. She sat at the far end of the table, a small device in her hand that she was disassembling with practiced ease—a prototype bondage lock, titanium alloy with a biometric release. Her eyes didn’t leave it. “They used their bodies as shock absorbers. Every night, every shift, every desperate scream. They took it all. And now they’re in orbit, and the building is still full of people who need to break something, hurt something, control something before they break themselves.”

Zou Luyao turned slowly. Her long black hair swayed, and the curves of her figure were outlined by the afternoon sun behind her. She looked at each of them in turn. “I know what you’re all thinking. I’ve been thinking it too, for weeks.”

Tao Xiaonai let out a hollow laugh. “That we’re going to have to do the same thing. That we’re the only ones left with enough authority to absorb the worst of it. The employees can’t vent on each other—they’d tear the organization apart. They need someone placed above them to tear down.”

“They need a symbol,” Mali said softly. “A president on her knees. A head of department with a gag in her mouth. Someone who was untouchable, now completely touchable. Lin Ruojian and Su Yucang were that for Earthside. Now it’s our turn.”

The room fell silent. Zou Luyao walked to the table and placed both hands on its surface, her fingers spreading wide as if she could steady the world. “I am not saying this lightly. But if we don’t act, we will lose personnel. Not through transfer or resignation. Through death. Through psychosis. Through desertion. The mental artifacts left scars we can’t heal with therapy alone. They need a physical outlet. And we…” She paused, her throat tightening. “We are the only bodies left in the hierarchy who can take it without breaking the chain of command.”

Sen Xiaomeng finally set down her gadget and looked up. Her eyes were sharp, analytical, but there was a tremor in her voice. “You mean we volunteer to become sex slaves for the entire Xingxi Pavilion Earth division.”

“I mean we let them take us,” Zou Luyao corrected. “We do not volunteer. That’s crucial. If they know we are doing this willingly, they will feel guilty. They will hold back. And the whole point—the catharsis—will be lost. They need to believe they have overcome us. That they have seized control out of desperation. That we are their victims, not their benefactors.”

Tao Xiaonai nodded slowly. “They’ve been circling for weeks. I’ve noticed it. In the hallways, during briefings, in the canteen—their eyes linger. They watch us when they think we aren’t looking. They imagine binding us, gagging us, using us in ways they’re too frightened to articulate. The desire is already there. It just needs a catalyst.”

“They need an excuse,” Mali said, understanding dawning in her expression. “A moment of weakness they can exploit. A threat they can hang over us so that they feel justified in their actions.”

Zou Luyao met her eyes. “Correct. We will not fight them. We will give them openings. Security gaps. Privacy lapses. Personal incidents that can be used against us. And when the first one comes—when an employee corners one of us in a basement corridor or a storage room—we will resist just enough to make the conquest feel real, but not enough to actually escape. And then we will become their property, one body at a time.”

Sen Xiaomeng clasped her hands together. Her knuckles were white. “I’ve already designed the equipment. Collars with distress-signal blockers. Restraints that look punishing but are actually padded. Gags that allow breathing through the nose. The training factory downstairs has been fully retrofitted—interrogation rooms, cells, a live-stream suite, a banquet hall. It’s ready. I just didn’t know when we would use it.”

“Now we know,” Tao Xiaonai said. There was a strange calm in her voice now, as if the decision had settled something deep inside her chest. “I’ve always known this part of me existed. The part that wants to be bound. That wants to be overwhelmed. That wants to be nothing but a breathing toy for others to use. I tried to suppress it with work, with discipline. But after the attack… after I saw Ruojian and Yucang give themselves so fully… I realized that service isn’t just a duty. It’s a release.”

Mali let out a long breath. “C-cup, short hair, and a secret fantasy of being forced to swallow every drop. I’ve never told anyone that before. But if we are going to do this—if we are going to open our bodies to thousands of employees—I need you to know I am not doing this purely out of altruism. I have needs too.”

“So we all do,” Zou Luyao said. “But we cannot let them know that. From the outside, we must appear reluctant. Coerced. Broken. It is the only way they will feel powerful enough to lose themselves in the act.”

Sen Xiaomeng stood up. “Then we start tomorrow. I will adjust the security protocols to create blind spots. I will ensure that the training factory doors are unlocked during certain hours. I will plant suggestive equipment in plain sight—restraints, gags, paddles—as if they were left behind by accident. The employees will find them. And they will know what to do.”

Tao Xiaonai walked to the window and stood beside Zou Luyao. She placed a hand on the glass, her reflection overlapping with the skyline. “The first one will be the hardest. The first hand that clamps over my mouth. The first rope that bites into my wrists. The first moment I look into an employee’s eyes and see the hunger that I have been starving for months. But after that, it will become routine. And we will serve Xingxi Pavilion in the only way that remains.”

Zou Luyao reached out and took her hand. “Then let’s make it count. For everyone who is suffering. For everyone who needs to hurt something before they hurt themselves. We are the shield. We are the release valve. And when this is over, we will be changed forever.”

Mali stood and joined them, followed by Sen Xiaomeng. The four presidents of the Earth Headquarters stood together, facing the dying light of the April sun, united in a decision that would strip them of title, dignity, and control—and give them something far more precious.

A purpose.

The May Day holiday had transformed Xingxi Pavilion into a ghost town. Most of the workstations on the forty-second floor sat dark and silent, their monitors sleeping under a thin film of dust. Only the lights above the psychological counseling department remained on, casting a sterile white glow across the rows of empty cubicles.

Tao Xiaonai sat at her desk, fingers hovering over a keyboard she hadn't touched in fifteen minutes. The quiet was oppressive. It pressed against her eardrums, made the ticking of the wall clock sound like hammer blows. She hated holidays. They gave her too much time to think, too much room for the familiar ache to creep in—that hollow need that sat in her chest like a swallowed stone, demanding to be crushed, bound, used.

She rubbed the back of her neck, feeling the tension coiled there. *Focus. Just finish the quarterly report and go home.*

The door to her office slid open with a soft hiss.

Ziwei stood in the frame, her eyes rimmed red, mascara smudged in dark crescents beneath her lashes. She clutched a crumpled tissue in one hand, her shoulders trembling with suppressed sobs. A junior analyst from the logistics division. Young. Fragile. The kind of face that made people want to protect her.

"Director Tao," Ziwei whispered, her voice cracking. "I'm so sorry to bother you during the holiday. I didn't know where else to go."

Tao Xiaonai's professional mask clicked into place. She rose from her chair, every movement measured and calm, and guided Ziwei to the visitor's seat. "Take your time. What happened?"

The story spilled out in fragments between gulps of air. Abby from procurement had been spreading rumors about Ziwei stealing credit for team projects. Yin Suwan from administration had withheld critical files, causing Ziwei to miss a deadline. Sun Yunzhu from quality control had publicly humiliated her in a department meeting, calling her "incompetent" and "a liability." Three senior staff members, all with tenure and connections, systematically destroying a junior employee's career.

"I can't go to HR," Ziwei sobbed. "They're all friends with Abby. Nobody will believe me. I'm just the new girl. I'm nobody."

Tao Xiaonai listened with practiced patience, nodding at appropriate intervals, offering murmurs of sympathy. But beneath the surface, something else stirred. A flicker of weariness. She had seen this before—the vulnerable junior, the predatory seniors, the impossible position. And she knew what Ziwei wanted her to do.

"You want me to mediate," Tao said. It wasn't a question.

Ziwei nodded eagerly. "Please. I already set up a meeting. They agreed to talk. Seven o'clock tonight, in the underground parking lot, level B2 near the east stairwell. Quiet, private. They said they'd listen if you were there."

*Convenient.* The thought slid through Tao Xiaonai's mind like a razor blade. *Very convenient.* A holiday. An empty building. A secluded location. And a trio of bullies who just happened to be willing to meet with a department head at seven PM on a holiday evening.

But the alternative was leaving Ziwei to suffer, and that wasn't something she could do. Not when it was her job to protect the emotional well-being of every employee in Xingxi Pavilion. Not when she knew, intimately, the cost of being powerless.

"Fine," she said. "I'll be there."

Ziwei's face lit up with desperate gratitude. She threw her arms around Tao Xiaonai's neck, squeezing tight. "Thank you, Director Tao. Thank you. You're the only one who ever believed in me."

Tao Xiaonai patted her back, feeling the warmth of Ziwei's body, the softness of her hair. For a brief, unbidden moment, she imagined those hands around her throat instead, squeezing just hard enough to make the world go blurry. She pushed the thought away.

*Get a grip.*

The underground parking lot was a concrete mausoleum, cold and damp, lit by flickering fluorescent tubes that buzzed with dying energy. Tao Xiaonai's footsteps echoed against the walls as she walked toward the meeting point, her heels clicking a steady rhythm. She had dressed in her usual work attire—a fitted blazer, a blouse buttoned to the collar, a knee-length skirt that restricted her stride. Professional. Controlled. Untouchable.

Ziwei walked beside her, silent now, her earlier tears dried into faint salt tracks on her cheeks.

The east stairwell loomed ahead, a dark mouth in the concrete wall. And waiting beside it, three figures: Abby with her arms crossed, her lips curled into a smirk. Yin Suwan leaning against the wall, phone in hand, scrolling with disinterest. Sun Yunzhu standing at the center, her height making her the most imposing of the three.

"You actually showed up," Abby said, her voice dripping with mock surprise. "Wow. And here I thought Ziwei was making up stories about having a champion."

Tao Xiaonai stopped ten feet away, positioning herself between Ziwei and the bullies. "I'm here to mediate. Nothing more. We're going to sit down—"

"Sit down?" Sun Yunzhu laughed, a sharp, barking sound. "We're not here to sit down, Director Tao. We're here to finish something."

The parking lot smelled of gasoline and mildew and something else—something sweet and chemical, cutting through the stale air like a blade.

Tao Xiaonai turned to Ziwei, a question forming on her lips.

She never got to ask it.

Ziwei's hand moved with practiced speed, pressing a cloth against Tao Xiaonai's nose and mouth. The chemical scent flooded her lungs—sharp, cloying, inescapable. Her limbs went slack. Her vision swam. She saw Ziwei's face above her, no longer tear-streaked and desperate, but calm. Calculating. Satisfied.

"Sorry, Director," Ziwei whispered. "But you always were too kind for your own good."

Darkness swallowed her whole.

She woke to cold air on her skin.

The first sensation was vulnerability—a deep, naked exposure that made her gasp before her eyes even opened. The second was restraint. Her wrists were bound above her head, secured to something solid. Her ankles were pulled apart, also bound. She hung suspended, her arms stretched wide, her legs spread, her body a perfect X against a wooden frame.

She was completely naked.

Tao Xiaonai forced her eyes open, blinking against the harsh lights. She was in a room she didn't recognize—windowless, concrete walls, a single overhead lamp casting stark shadows. And in front of her, four figures stood in a semicircle, watching her with undisguised hunger.

Ziwei. Abby. Yin Suwan. Sun Yunzhu.

"Heads up." Yin Suwan held a dog collar in her hands, the leather dyed a deep crimson, studded with small diamonds along its surface. She stepped forward, and Tao Xiaonai felt the cold leather wrap around her throat, felt the buckle tighten with a soft click. The collar sat tight against her neck, a constant reminder of her position, her captivity.

Ziwei tilted her head, studying her like a piece of artwork. "How do you feel, Director Tao? Scared? Angry?"

Tao Xiaonai said nothing. She was breathing hard, her chest rising and falling. But beneath the terror—the genuine, primal terror of being restrained and exposed—something else stirred. A heat. A release. The feeling of control slipping away, of being reduced to nothing but flesh, was like a long-held breath finally escaping.

*This is wrong,* a voice screamed in her head. *You were kidnapped. They drugged you. This is a crime.*

But another voice, quieter and older, whispered back: *You've wanted this for so long. You pictured it. You fantasized about it. And now it's happening.*

Ziwei stepped closer, running a finger along the line of Tao Xiaonai's jaw. "You see, Director, the bullying wasn't real. We're not bullies. We're a team. A very special team. And we've been looking for someone like you for a long time."

Abby grinned, stepping forward to join Ziwei. "You have the reputation, Director Tao. The perfect counselor. The one who fixes everyone else's problems. But we know better. We've seen the way you look at the security feeds from the combat quarters. The way your eyes linger on the bondage equipment in the training rooms. The way your breathing changes when you talk about 'stress release techniques.'"

Sun Yunzhu knelt beside Tao Xiaonai's bound ankle, running a hand up her calf. "You're not here to be a victim, Director. You're here to be a gift. A sacrifice. A body that everyone can use, that everyone can find comfort in. That's what you want, isn't it?"

Tao Xiaonai's mouth was dry. She should fight. She should scream. She should leverage her authority, her position, her reputation. But the words wouldn't come. Instead, what came out was a soft, broken sound—half moan, half whimper.

Ziwei smiled. "Don't worry. You'll get used to it. This is just the beginning."

She reached behind Tao Xiaonai's head, adjusting the collar's ring, making sure it sat at the perfect angle. Then she stepped back, admiring her work.

"Beautiful," she said. "Absolutely beautiful."

Tao Xiaonai hung there, naked and collared, her body on display, her mind spinning between horror and ecstasy. The fluorescent light above her hummed. The collar pressed against her throat, a constant presence. And the four women watched her with the patience of predators who had already made their kill.

Somewhere, in the darkest part of her soul, Tao Xiaonai felt herself smile.

The harsh fluorescent lights of the interrogation room hummed overhead as Tao Xiaonai hung suspended on the wooden cross, her wrists bound with soft leather cuffs, her ankles similarly secured. The black nylon ropes bit into her pale skin, leaving red impressions that she found oddly comforting. Her short-cropped hair was damp with sweat, sticking to her forehead as she watched Abby circle her like a predator.

“You know why we’re here, don’t you?” Abby’s voice was cold, clinical. She held a small vibrator in her right hand, the silicone surface gleaming under the lights. Behind her stood Zou Luyao, Mali, and Sen Xiaomeng, their expressions unreadable.

Tao Xiaonai swallowed, her throat dry. She knew the script. She had rehearsed it in her mind a hundred times. “Please... don’t do this. I’ll do anything.”

“Anything?” Abby laughed, a hollow sound that echoed off the concrete walls. “That’s the spirit.” She stepped closer, and before Tao Xiaonai could flinch, she pressed the vibrator against the thin fabric of her panties.

“No—wait—”

But Abby didn’t wait. She pushed the fabric aside and inserted the vibrator slowly, deliberately, watching Tao Xiaonai’s face contort in a mixture of shame and reluctant pleasure. Tao Xiaonai bit her lower lip, trying to suppress the moan that threatened to escape her throat. Her body betrayed her, responding to the intrusion with a heat that spread from her core to her extremities.

“Look at you,” Mali said, stepping forward with a tablet. The camera on the device was recording, its red light blinking steadily. “So eager to be used.”

Tao Xiaonai shook her head, but the motion was weak. The vibrator hummed inside her, and she felt the familiar coil of pressure building in her abdomen. She tried to clench her thighs together, but the restraints held her open, vulnerable.

Sen Xiaomeng adjusted the focus on the tablet, her fingers expert. “The lighting is perfect. Every detail will be captured.”

Abby pressed a button on the remote, and the vibrator’s intensity increased. Tao Xiaonai gasped, her back arching against the cross. The wooden beams creaked under her weight.

“Don’t. Please. I’m begging you.” The words came out in a strangled whisper, but even as she spoke, Tao Xiaonai felt her hips twitch, seeking more stimulation. The internal conflict was a familiar ache—the desire to resist warring with the hunger to surrender.

“You’re not begging hard enough,” Zou Luyao said, her voice low and commanding. She stood with her arms crossed, her voluptuous figure accentuated by the tight uniform she wore. “Look at the camera. Tell them who you belong to.”

Tao Xiaonai’s eyes met the lens. Tears blurred her vision, but whether from shame or arousal, she couldn’t tell. “I... I belong to all of you.”

“Louder.”

“I belong to all of you!” The scream was torn from her throat as the vibrator pushed her over the edge. Her body shuddered violently, waves of pleasure crashing through her as she orgasmed on the device. The recording captured every tremor, every gasp, every desperate moan.

Abby kept the vibrator in place, letting the contractions milk the sensation until Tao Xiaonai collapsed forward, held up only by the ropes. Her breath came in ragged pants, her skin flushed.

“Beautiful,” Abby said, pulling the vibrator out slowly. She wiped it on Tao Xiaonai’s thigh and pocketed it. “Now, let’s talk about leverage.”

Mali turned the tablet around, showing Tao Xiaonai the playback. On the screen, she saw herself—naked, bound, pathetic. Her face twisted in ecstasy, her body writhing. The humiliation was complete.

“A copy of this will be uploaded to the public internet in thirty minutes unless you cooperate fully,” Mali said, her tone matter-of-fact. “Do you understand?”

Tao Xiaonai nodded weakly. “Yes. I understand.”

“Good girl.”

Sen Xiaomeng approached with a coil of soft hemp rope, dyed a deep crimson. “Time for the harness.”

With practiced hands, Sen Xiaomeng worked the rope around Tao Xiaonai’s body, weaving a intricate pattern across her torso. The ropes cinched under her breasts, around her waist, between her thighs. Each pull was firm but not painful, creating a cage of rope that hugged her curves. The harness was functional and artistic, a testament to Sen’s skill.

Tao Xiaonai’s wrists were freed from the cross and then bound behind her back, the rope connecting to the harness. Her ankles were similarly untied and then re-bound with a foot-long spreader bar. She stood swaying, unable to close her legs or use her hands.

“Perfect,” Zou Luyao said, stepping behind her and gripping the rope harness. She guided Tao Xiaonai forward, towards a padded mat on the floor.

Tao Xiaonai’s heart hammered. She knew what was coming next.

The four women circled her, their movements synchronized. With a unified gesture, they unfastened their skirts, letting the fabric fall to the ground. Beneath each skirt, strapped around their hips, were bionic penises—sleek, realistic, ranging from seven to nine inches in length. The surfaces were matte, the veins subtly textured.

Tao Xiaonai’s breath caught. The sight was both terrifying and arousing. She felt moisture gather between her legs.

Abby stepped forward first, positioning herself behind Tao Xiaonai. “Bend over.”

Tao Xiaonai hesitated, then slowly lowered herself, bracing her bound hands on the edge of the mat. The ropes pulled taut against her skin.

Abby positioned the tip of her bionic penis at Tao Xiaonai’s entrance, already slick with residual lubricant from the vibrator. “You’re going to take all of us. Every inch.”

Tao Xiaonai bit her lip and nodded.

Abby thrust forward, filling her in one smooth motion. Tao Xiaonai cried out, a mix of pain and pleasure. The bionic shaft was thicker than the vibrator, and it stretched her in ways that made her toes curl. Abby began to move, a steady rhythm that quickly turned brutal.

“Look at her,” Mali said, stepping in front of Tao Xiaonai. “She’s made for this.” She parted her own thighs, presenting her bionic penis. “Open your mouth.”

Tao Xiaonai complied, her jaw slack. Mali shoved into her mouth, the taste of sterile silicone coating her tongue. She gagged, but Mali held her head, forcing deeper.

From behind, Abby continued to pound into her, each thrust driving Tao Xiaonai’s face further onto Mali’s shaft. Sen Xiaomeng and Zou Luyao watched, their own erections waiting.

“Time to switch,” Zou Luyao said after several minutes.

Abby pulled out and Mali replaced her, entering Tao Xiaonai from behind while Abby stood in front. The rotation continued, each woman taking a turn at her mouth and her pussy. Tao Xiaonai lost count of the thrusts, the gagging, the overwhelming fullness.

At one point, Zou Luyao took her from behind while Sen Xiaomeng straddled her face, pressing her bionic penis between Tao Xiaonai’s lips. Tao Xiaonai could barely breathe, but she didn’t resist. Her magic simmered beneath her skin, a power that could break these ropes, throw these women across the room. But she quelled it, letting the humiliation wash over her.

This was what she needed. This was what they all needed.

“I’m close,” Zou Luyao growled, increasing the pace.

Tao Xiaonai felt herself climbing towards another peak. The vibrations from the bionic stimulators sent waves through her body. She moaned around Sen Xiaomeng’s shaft, her eyes rolling back.

“Don’t cum yet,” Zou Luyao commanded, slowing down. “Not until we say so.”

Tao Xiaonai whimpered, the denial a sharp pleasure.

The four women continued, orchestrating her orgasm with cruel precision. They brought her to the edge repeatedly, only to pull back. Finally, when her body was trembling, on the verge of collapse, Zou Luyao gave the signal.

“Now.”

They moved in unison, each thrust synchronizing as they reached their own climaxes. Tao Xiaonai shattered, her orgasm ripping through her with a force that left her blind and gasping. She felt warm spurts inside the condoms, one after another, as the four women filled the thin latex barriers.

When it was over, they pulled out, one by one. Condoms were removed, tied off, and discarded. The women adjusted their skirts, the bionic penises now hidden beneath the fabric.

“That should hold you for a while,” Abby said, wiping her hands on a towel. “We’ll be back tomorrow. Remember what happens if you resist.”

Tao Xiaonai lay on the mat, her body limp, the rope harness still tight around her. She didn’t move as the four women walked out, leaving the room silent except for the hum of the lights.

She could have broken free. With a single spell, the ropes would turn to ash. But instead, she lay there, savoring the ache in her muscles, the soreness between her legs, the lingering shame. It was exactly what she needed.

And tomorrow, she would pretend to be coerced again.

The heavy door of the counseling room slid shut with a soft hiss, sealing Tao Xiaonai alone in the silence. She lay on the padded mat, the coarse ropes that had bound her wrists and ankles now slack around her limbs, their fibers still warm from the grip of hands that had long since departed. The air smelled of sweat, of latex, of the faint metallic tang that always lingered after a session—a scent she had grown to crave as much as she feared it.

With a slow, deliberate breath, she raised her right hand and whispered a single word under her breath, a syllable of the old tongue that vibrated in her throat like a plucked string. The knots holding her to the floor dissolved into wisps of shadow, and she sat up, her joints protesting the sudden freedom. She should have felt relief. She should have smiled, thanked the universe for another session safely endured without anyone discovering the truth.

Instead, her gaze fell to the small pile of objects left on the stainless steel tray beside the mat: eight condoms, each one knotted at the top, each one heavy with the warm, milky offering of men who had taken her without question. They had not known she was a volunteer. They had believed every moan, every tear, every shudder of her bound body.

Tao Xiaonai reached out, her fingers trembling, and picked up the first one. The latex was slick and cool against her palm, the contents sloshing gently as she cradled it. She took a second, then a third, until all eight lay in her cupped hands like grotesque pearls. Her breath quickened. The familiar ache bloomed low in her belly, the insistent pulse that told her she was not done, that the ritual was not complete until she had desecrated herself further.

She rose on unsteady legs, the diamond-studded collar still encircling her throat—a fine chain of glittering links that she had forged herself, each stone a memory of pain transformed into adornment. With practiced hands, she tied the eight condoms to the collar, looping their knotted ends through the chain until they hung like pendants, swaying with each small movement. The weight of them pressed against her collarbone, warm and obscene.

The floor-length mirror on the far wall caught her reflection. Tao Xiaonai walked toward it, her bare feet padding softly on the cold tiles. She stood before the glass, arms at her sides, and stared at the woman who looked back at her. Short-cropped hair, dark circles under amber eyes, lips slightly parted. The collar glinted. The condoms dangled. And beneath the surface of that composed face, something wild and hungry stirred.

She reached up and touched the collar, feeling the pulse in her throat beneath the diamonds. The reflection did the same. She twisted her body to the side, watching how the pendants swung, how the light caught the pearly liquid inside them. A shudder ran through her. This was not enough. The pleasure of being taken was a distant echo; she needed the shame of seeing herself reduced, of knowing that her body was nothing more than a vessel for men’s release, and that she had begged for it.

Tao Xiaonai let out a low moan and slid her hand down her stomach, between her thighs. The muscles there were still tender from the recent use, but she pressed her fingers against her clit, circling slowly. Her reflection stared back with eyes half-lidded, mouth open in a silent cry. She forced herself to watch as she masturbated, forcing each movement to be deliberate, cruel, a performance for the woman in the glass.

“Look at yourself,” she whispered, her voice ragged. “Look at what you are. A whore who decorates herself with cum.”

The condoms swayed against her breasts as she rocked her hips into her own hand. The pressure built, but it was not enough—she needed to be punished for wanting this, for enjoying it. She pinched her nipple until it ached, and the pain, sharp and clean, sent a spike of heat through her groin. Her fingers moved faster. The mirror fogged slightly with her breath.

“You love this,” she hissed. “You love being used. You want them to know.”

Her abdomen tightened. The orgasm hit her like a wave of shattered glass—beautiful, agonizing, and brief. She cried out, a strangled sound caught between ecstasy and shame, and then her knees buckled. She collapsed onto the floor, her cheek pressed against the cold title, the condoms splayed around her neck like a necklace of spoils. Her breath came in harsh gasps. The afterglow was a lie; the need would only grow.

From the doorway, barely visible in the dim light of the corridor, Ziwei watched. She had lingered after the others had dispersed, drawn by a suspicion she had long harbored. Now she stepped into the room, her footsteps silent, and stood over the crumpled form of the counseling department head.

Tao Xiaonai did not startle. She had felt the presence, perhaps even welcomed it. Slowly, she turned her head and met Ziwei’s gaze. There was no shame in her eyes now, only a tired honesty.

“You saw,” Tao Xiaonai said, her voice flat.

Ziwei nodded. “I saw. All of it.”

Tao Xiaonai sat up, the collar clinking softly. She reached up and began untying the condoms, one by one, placing them back on the tray with a reverence that bordered on ritual. When she was done, she looked at Ziwei with the calm of someone who has run out of lies.

“I am a voluntary masochist,” she said. “I don’t do this because I’m broken. I do it because I need it. The pain, the humiliation, the surrender—it silences the noise in my head. But I can’t let it be real unless I’m truly helpless. If I can stop it anytime, it’s just a game. I need it to be absolute.”

Ziwei’s face was unreadable. “You want to be a slave.”

“I am a slave,” Tao Xiaonai corrected softly. “I just need help staying one. Help me seal my magic. Completely. Permanently.”

The request hung in the air, heavy and irreversible. Ziwei studied her for a long moment, then crouched down, her hand brushing against Tao Xiaonai’s cheek.

“You understand what that means? No way to undo it. No escape.”

“I don’t want escape,” Tao Xiaonai whispered. “I want to be owned.”

Ziwei’s expression softened, a mixture of pity and respect. She pulled Tao Xiaonai to her feet, then placed both hands on the diamond collar, feeling the sorcery that hummed within it. With a murmured incantation, she began the sealing, weaving a net of nullification around Tao Xiaonai’s magical core, locking it away behind a wall of silence.

Tao Xiaonai gasped as the power within her fizzled and died, leaving a hollow ache in its place. She touched her chest where the warmth had been, and for a moment, panic flickered—what had she done? But then the panic subsided, replaced by a deep, bone-aching calm. She was powerless. She was vulnerable. She was free.

Ziwei stepped back. “I will keep your secret. And I will watch over you. You will not be taken by those who would truly harm you. But the rest… the rest you will have to carry on your own.”

Tao Xiaonai nodded, tears streaming silently down her face. She looked at her reflection one last time, at the woman who could no longer summon even a spark of magic, and she smiled.

“Thank you,” she said.

The life of a slave had begun.

Tao Xiaonai stood before the small mirror in her office, her fingers working the buttons of her blouse with deliberate precision. The fluorescent light above cast a sterile glow across her face, but her eyes held a different kind of illumination—a flicker of anticipation she had learned to mask behind efficiency.

She let the blouse fall from her shoulders. Beneath it, she had worn nothing but a black lace bra, the cups barely containing her breasts. She reached into her desk drawer and pulled out the rest of the outfit she had prepared: a tight leather skirt that rode high on her thighs, fingerless gloves, and a choker with a small silver ring at the front. She dressed slowly, each movement a ritual of surrender.

When she finished, she examined herself in the mirror. The short hair she kept neat and practical contrasted sharply with the provocative clothing. She looked like a secretary who had wandered into the wrong kind of office. Exactly as intended.

She took a breath, then another. Her heart beat steady, but beneath that composure, a deeper rhythm pulsed—something raw and hungry. She had spent years containing it, managing it, feeding it in careful doses. Today, she would let it feast.

She left her office and took the elevator to basement level two. The corridor stretched before her, industrial and cold, with numbered doors lining both sides. Room B203 waited at the end. She walked, her heels clicking against the concrete floor, each step a declaration.

The door was unlocked. She pushed it open.

Inside, Abby was adjusting a small table near the wall. She turned as Tao Xiaonai entered, her expression professional but warm. "Welcome. I hope the room meets your expectations."

Tao Xiaonai stepped inside. The suite was larger than she had imagined—a bed against one wall, a small kitchenette in the corner, a bathroom visible through an open door. The windows were covered with blinds, but she could see bars behind them. The only exit was the door she had just entered through.

"There's a control panel here," Abby said, gesturing to a screen mounted beside the door. "You can adjust the temperature, lighting, and music. The bathroom has a shower and a toilet. Food will be delivered through this hatch." She pointed to a small door in the kitchenette. "You won't need to leave."

Tao Xiaonai nodded. "And if I need something?"

Abby's smile was faint. "You can request it through the intercom. But you cannot exit. The lock is biometric and keyed to specific personnel." She paused. "You understand the arrangement?"

"Yes." Tao Xiaonai's voice was steady. "From May first to May seventh. Four to eight employees each day. They'll come here, and I'll serve them."

"Each session will be recorded. Ziwei will check on you regularly to ensure you're not harmed beyond what you've consented to." Abby's eyes met hers. "You can withdraw at any time. But if you do, the program ends for everyone."

Tao Xiaonai shook her head. "I won't withdraw."

Abby studied her for a moment, then nodded. "Then I'll leave you to settle in." She walked to the door, paused, and looked back. "The first group arrives tomorrow at eight hundred hours. Try to rest."

The door closed behind her. The lock engaged with a soft click.

Tao Xiaonai stood alone in the center of the room. She let her shoulders drop, let the mask of professionalism fall away. Her hands trembled slightly—not from fear, but from the release of a tension she had carried for years.

She was here. She was trapped. And she had never felt more free.

She walked to the bed and sat down, running her hands over the sheets. They were clean, white, institutional. She wondered how many people had lain here before her, how many had come and gone while she had only dreamed of this.

A soft chime announced the intercom. "Tao Xiaonai? It's Ziwei."

"Come in."

The door opened, and Ziwei entered. She carried a small tablet, her short hair slightly disheveled as if she had been working. "I wanted to check if you need anything before tomorrow."

Tao Xiaonai stood. "Yes. I need you to set up the system."

Ziwei raised an eyebrow. "What kind of system?"

"Full surveillance. Every angle. I want Xiao Xi integrated into this room—statistics on time, frequency, duration. Every session recorded and archived." Tao Xiaonai's voice was calm, clinical. "I want a complete record of everything that happens here."

Ziwei's expression shifted, a flicker of understanding crossing her features. "You want to be watched."

"I want to be documented." Tao Xiaonai walked to the wall, tracing her fingers along the surface. "This isn't just about me. It's about the organization. If this works, we can replicate it. We can help others. But we need data."

Ziwei nodded slowly. "I can set that up. It'll take a few hours."

"Good." Tao Xiaonai turned to face her. "But before that, I need something else."

"What?"

Tao Xiaonai reached behind her neck and unclasped the choker. She held it out to Ziwei. "Tie me up."

Ziwei's eyes widened. "Now?"

"Now." Tao Xiaonai's voice was firm, but beneath it, a vulnerability crept through. "I need to get into the right state. I need to feel it before tomorrow. Otherwise, I'll be too stiff, too controlled. They need to see me broken, not acting."

Ziwei took the choker slowly. "You're sure?"

"I've been sure for years." Tao Xiaonai turned around and held her wrists together behind her back. "Please."

For a moment, Ziwei hesitated. Then she moved forward, wrapping the choker around Tao Xiaonai's wrists and pulling it tight. The leather bit into her skin, but the pain was a welcome anchor.

"Tighter," Tao Xiaonai whispered.

Ziwei complied, securing the choker with a second wrap. Tao Xiaonai tested the bindings, feeling the restraint, the limitation. Her breath quickened.

"Now what?" Ziwei asked.

Tao Xiaonai turned to face her, hands still bound behind her back. "Now you train me. Make me beg. Make me submit. Get me into the headspace I need to survive the week."

Ziwei's expression hardened with resolve. She stepped closer, her hand rising to cup Tao Xiaonai's chin. "You want to be used?"

"Yes."

"You want to be humiliated?"

"Yes."

"You want to be nothing but a body for them to take?"

Tao Xiaonai's voice cracked. "Yes."

Ziwei's grip tightened. "Then drop to your knees."

Tao Xiaonai obeyed, the concrete floor cold against her bare knees. She looked up at Ziwei, her eyes wet with a relief that bordered on ecstasy.

Ziwei circled her slowly, her footsteps echoing in the room. "You've carried this for so long, haven't you? This need. This hunger."

"Yes."

"And now you're finally letting it out."

"Yes."

Ziwei stopped in front of her, looking down. "You'll be their toy. Their plaything. You'll take everything they give you and ask for more. Do you understand?"

"I understand."

"Say it."

Tao Xiaonai's voice rose, stronger now. "I am their toy. I am their plaything. I will take everything and ask for more."

Ziwei crouched down, her eyes level with Tao Xiaonai's. "And when they're done with you, when you're bruised and broken and full of their seed, what will you do?"

Tao Xiaonai smiled—a small, fragile thing. "I'll thank them."

Ziwei nodded slowly. Then she reached out and undid the bindings. The choker fell away, and Tao Xiaonai's wrists dropped to her sides.

"Enough for now," Ziwei said. "You're ready."

Tao Xiaonai stayed on her knees, savoring the lingering pressure on her skin. The training had been brief, but it had served its purpose. She could feel the shift inside her—the persona of the efficient head of counseling receding, replaced by something more fundamental.

Ziwei helped her stand. "Rest. Tomorrow will be long."

Tao Xiaonai nodded, her body already aching with anticipation. She moved to the bed and lay down, her eyes fixed on the ceiling. The room was quiet, but inside her, a storm was gathering.

Tomorrow, the doors would open. And she would be ready.

The hallway on basement level two smelled of recycled air and faint antiseptic. Tao Xiaonai followed Abby past a series of identical gray doors, each marked with a small alphanumeric plate. Her footsteps echoed on the polymer flooring, and she kept her hands clasped loosely behind her back, maintaining the posture of a woman being led somewhere against her will.

Abby stopped at B203. She pressed her thumb to the lock pad, and the door slid open with a soft hiss. “After you.”

Tao Xiaonai stepped inside. The suite was larger than she’d expected—about sixty square meters, divided into three functional zones. The first area was a basic living space: a narrow bed with clean white sheets, a small desk bolted to the floor, a chair that matched. A kitchenette in the corner held a miniature refrigerator, a induction cooktop, and a sink. The second zone, separated by a half-wall, contained a shower stall and a toilet. The third zone was empty, its floor covered in the same gray matting as the rest, but the walls here were lined with anchor points—metal rings set into the concrete at regular intervals.

Abby stood by the door, her tablet in hand. “The refrigerator is stocked with prepared meals. The water heater works on a timer—six in the morning and nine at night. Fresh towels in the cabinet under the sink.”

Tao Xiaonai walked to the window. It was a screen, not real glass. She touched the surface, and the image shifted to show a live feed of the Xingxi Pavilion’s central courtyard—green trees, a fountain, people walking. Peaceful. Fake.

“You can change the view,” Abby said. “There are presets. Ocean, forest, mountain. But the lock on this door is biometric. It will only open from the outside.” She paused, watching Tao Xiaonai’s face. “You understand what this means.”

Tao Xiaonai turned. She let her shoulders drop, let her voice go quiet. “I’m not here by choice.”

Abby’s expression didn’t change. “Of course not.”

For a moment, the two women looked at each other. Then Abby tapped her tablet and the door slid shut. The lock engaged with a heavy clunk. On the inside, there was no handle, no release button—just a smooth panel.

Tao Xiaonai waited until the sound of Abby’s footsteps faded. Then she let out a long breath. Her heart was already beating faster. She walked to the empty room and ran her fingers over one of the metal rings. Cold. Solid. She imagined the feel of rope around her wrists, the pressure of it. She closed her eyes.

Tomorrow was May first.

She spent the next hour familiarizing herself with the space. The bed was firm but not uncomfortable. The refrigerator contained six prepackaged meals—nutritionally balanced but bland. The shower had good water pressure. The toilet was a standard unit. Everything a person needed to survive for a week.

She sat on the edge of the bed and looked at the blank screen on the wall. Someone had already installed a small camera in the upper corner of the living area. Its red light was blinking. Tao Xiaonai stared at it for a long moment, then forced her face into an expression of unease—biting her lower lip, hugging her arms. Inside, she was cataloging the camera’s angle, calculating where she would be most visible.

There was a soft knock at the door. Not the main one—a small service hatch at waist height. It slid open, and a tray appeared: a cup of tea, steam curling upward. Then Ziwei’s voice, calm and neutral. “Tao Xiaonai. It’s Ziwei. I’m here to check on you.”

Tao Xiaonai stood and walked to the hatch. She could see Ziwei’s face through the opening—short dark hair, steady eyes. “I don’t need anything,” she said, letting her voice tremble slightly.

“The tea is for your nerves.” Ziwei pushed the tray a little further in. “Mint and chamomile. It helps.”

Tao Xiaonai took the tray. She could feel Ziwei’s gaze on her, assessing. “They’re really going to keep me here for seven days?”

“The holiday ends May seventh. You’ll be released after that.” Ziwei’s voice was gentle, but there was something else underneath it—a quiet understanding. “Is there anything I can do to make you more comfortable?”

Tao Xiaonai hesitated. She looked down at the tea, then back up at Ziwei. “Can you... tell me what happens tomorrow? I mean, specifically.”

Ziwei was silent for a moment. Then she said, “You don’t need to know the details. Just know that you will be cared for, and that no permanent damage will be done.” She paused. “I’ll be monitoring your vitals remotely. If anything goes wrong, I’ll intervene.”

“Thank you.” Tao Xiaonai made her voice small. Grateful.

Ziwei nodded once. “The hatch will open at mealtimes. Someone will bring food. If you need anything, press the button next to the sink. I’ll hear it.” She began to slide the hatch closed, then stopped. “Tao Xiaonai.”

“You’re stronger than you think.”

The hatch shut. Tao Xiaonai stood there holding the tray, the steam from the tea rising in a thin column. She set the tray on the desk and sat down. She sipped the tea. It was warm, soothing, exactly what she needed.

She finished the tea and lay down on the bed. The camera’s red light was still blinking. She stared at the ceiling, tracing the pattern of the acoustic tiles with her eyes. Her body was tense with anticipation. She could feel it building—a slow heat in her chest, a tightness between her legs.

Tomorrow, they would come. She didn’t know who. She didn’t know how many. But she knew what they would do. And she knew she would pretend to fight, pretend to cry, pretend to break.

But deep inside, in the part of herself she never showed anyone, she was already counting the hours.

She rolled onto her side, facing the wall. The screen showed a forest scene now—tall pines, a stream, sunlight filtering through the leaves. She closed her eyes.

Seven days.

She smiled into the darkness behind her eyelids, then let the smile fade, replacing it with a practiced look of fear. Just in case the camera was watching.

Chapter 7: May Roundabout

The roundabout began at dawn on May 2, when Xiao Miao Dabao arrived first, her heavy boots echoing in the concrete corridor of the old warehouse. Tao Xiaonai had already been stripped and bound to the iron frame, her short hair damp with preemptive sweat. Xiao Miao Dabap didn’t waste time on words. She adjusted the leather straps around Xiaonai’s wrists and ankles, checking the tension with a clinical efficiency, then pushed her onto the padded mat.

The first penetration came without preamble. Xiaonai’s body bucked, still tight from sleep, but she forced herself to relax, to welcome it. She groaned into the gag—a simple strip of cloth she had tied herself before anyone arrived—and let her hips rise to meet each thrust. Xiao Miao Dabao worked her with steady rhythm, one hand gripping Xiaonai’s hip, the other pressed flat against her lower back to angle her deeper. “You like this, don’t you?” she muttered, not expecting an answer. Xiaonai nodded, her throat humming around the cloth.

After Xiao Miao Dabao finished, Ziwei entered with a notepad. She was dressed in overalls, her face impassive, but her eyes lingered on Xiaonai’s reddened thighs. “Time: 06:14. Participant: Xiao Miao Dabao. Duration: twenty-three minutes. Notes: Subject responsive, no resistance.” She wrote neatly, then looked at Xiaonai. “You’re supposed to struggle more. They’ll get suspicious if you’re too compliant.”

Xiaonai spat out the gag, her voice hoarse. “They haven’t complained.”

“They’re not the ones who need the cover.” Ziwei came closer, adjusting the gag back into place with cool fingers. “Six more today. Pace yourself.”

The next hour blurred. Su Yutang arrived with a coiled leather whip, but she used it sparingly, more interested in the way Xiaonai’s back arched when she was spanked. Su Yuying followed, short-tempered and eager, flipping Xiaonai onto her stomach and taking her from behind without warning. Xiaonai’s cry was muffled but genuine—Su Yuying’s grip on her hair was too tight, the angle too sharp, but she leaned into the discomfort, let it drown out the noise in her head.

By midday, Tie Ban Oujiang had her pinned against the wall, her body slick with a mix of her own fluids and hers. Yin Yunyun watched from a chair, smoking a cigarette, then took her turn with a cold, detached precision that made Xiaonai shiver. She was sore in places she hadn’t known could ache, her knees scraped raw from the mat, but when Yin Yunyun finished and stepped away, Xiaonai found herself craving more.

The afternoon brought a brief reprieve—Ziwei untied her long enough to drink water and use the bucket in the corner. “You’re bleeding,” she said, pointing at a small cut on Xiaonai’s hip.

“It’s fine.”

“It’ll stain the ropes.” Ziwei pulled out a small tube of antiseptic from her pocket and applied it without ceremony. “You can rest an hour. Then they start again.”

Xiaonai rested with her cheek against the cool concrete floor, her mind a fog of exhaustion and need. When the next wave began—first Xiao Miao Dabao again, this time with a vibrator strapped to her thigh, then Su Yutang with a bamboo cane—she stopped counting. She floated on the rhythm of entry and release, the slap of flesh, the grunts and sighs of the women using her. Her moans became automatic, her body a willing vessel.

Night fell, and Ziwei recorded the final session: Yin Yunyun again, slower this time, almost tender. “Time: 23:47. Participant: Yin Yunyun. Notes: Subject unresponsive to verbal cues—possible fatigue. Recommend rest before Day Two.” She closed the notepad and helped Xiaonai down, guiding her to a thin mattress in the corner. “You did well.”

“Tomorrow,” Xiaonai rasped.

“Tomorrow is a different list.”

Day Two began at 6:00 sharp. Xiao Huanhuan was first, her energy manic, her hands everywhere at once. She tied Xiaonai to a different frame—this one with a spreader bar that forced her legs wide—and laughed as she worked her with a strap-on. “You’re so wet still,” she said, surprised. “You must have enjoyed yesterday.”

Xiaonai couldn’t answer. The gag was too tight, and her throat was raw from screaming.

Li Benben arrived next, quiet and methodical. She spent an hour on Xiaonai’s breasts, pinching and sucking until the nipples were swollen and hypersensitive, then slid two fingers inside her and kept them there, unmoving, until Xiaonai begged through the cloth. Li Benben smiled at her desperation and finally began to move, slow but deep, coaxing out a climax that left Xiaonai trembling.

Song Zhuya had a preference for being on top, grinding against Xiaonai’s thigh while using a toy on her. Han Bing was all business, efficient and strong, flipping Xiaonai into three different positions within ten minutes. Yiyi Jiang saved her energy for last, taking Xiaonai from behind while lying on her back, her hands kneading the sore flesh of her buttocks.

By the time Yiyi Jiang finished, Xiaonai could barely lift her head. Her body was a map of bruises and bite marks, her pussy swollen and raw. She lay on the mat, breathing shallowly, as Ziwei knelt beside her with the notepad.

“May 3, complete. Seven participants. Total duration: eight hours, forty-two minutes. Subject sustained, no major injuries.”

Xiaonai’s lips moved. “Thank you.”

Ziwei paused. “You’re not supposed to thank me. I’m recording your rape.”

“Thank you for getting me through it.” Xiaonai turned her head, meeting Ziwei’s eyes. “And for keeping the story straight.”

Ziwei said nothing, but she recorded the detail: *Subject expressed gratitude. Note for future: adjust cover story to include forced confinement period.*

Outside, the May night was cool and clear. Inside, Tao Xiaonai drifted into a sleep without dreams, her body finally still, her mind quiet. The roundabout would spin again tomorrow, but for now she was held in the center, calm and spent and ready.

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