C D Overstreet

The Doll C D Overstreet

Could you be trusted with limitless control of another person? Is there anyone you would trust with that kind of power over YOU? Terry thought it was a joke. A doll that would let her turn any one person she chose into her slave forever delivered to her doorstep by persons unknown. Complete with instructions. It was hardly better than a chain letter. But when the school's queen bee bully refuses to leave her alone, she decides to try it because if anyone has it coming it is Margot. With her money and powerful family ties it would take magic to curtail her increasingly malicious games with the students and teachers. Nobody else is even willing to try and Terry is her favorite victim. To Terry's shock it soon becomes obvious that the doll works. Every day she tests her control and finds that no request is too big. Or too deviant. Soon Margot is her total slave. Mind, body, and soul. To use and torture as Terry sees fit in as many ways as she can imagine. After all the pain Margot's caused her and others it is not a small list. At first it is wonderful. Nobody could doubt that the world is a better place with Margot on a leash or that she has earned whatever she gets. Only as time goes on Terry finds herself making more and more outlandish demands. Orders that become increasingly sadistic and perverse while Margot is powerless to resist even when her very life is on the line. Isolated by their bizarre and frightening actions with only each other for company Terry begins to realize that the level of control she has over her old nemesis frightens her and she is dangerously close to losing control and becoming a different person. One that lives for the pain and humiliation she inflicts going beyond anything even Margot might deserve... or survive. Terry wonders if it is still just Margot paying the price for the power the doll gives and if her own soul is being eaten away. As she tries to fight the new dark hungers growing inside her Terry fears that it may already be too late to stop before the doll's curse ends up destroying them both.