The Mirror's Curse

By S.B.

Matthew Malloy never believed in curses until he was confronted with the arousing effects of one.

The article he wrote on the scandal at Patricia Campbell's Perfume Company promised fame and glory galore but when the multi-millionaire proves to be more than she meets the eye, a nightmare takes hold of his life.

Now, unable to look at a mirror without masturbating furiously, can Matthew regain control of the situation before his sanity melts away?

The Mirror's Curse is a classic Femdom Mind Control story for fans of supernatural erotica. Look into the mirror if you dare and try to resist.

• Language: English
• Publisher: S.B.
• Release date: Oct 14, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463696569

S.B.

Simple Being, middle name Creative. Writer and artist with a penchant for stories involving Female Domination, Hypnosis and Mind Control. My thoughts are my own except when they're not.

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The Mirror’s Curse

By S.B.

Copyright 2010-2018 S.B.

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The Mirror’s Curse

It was, without a doubt, the best day in Matthew Malloy’s life ever since he had looked at journalism as the only satisfactory line of work. His article on the scandal at PatCorp, the highly egotistical name of multi-millionaire Patricia Campbell’s Perfume Company was the first real scoop in his career and a major boost to his dreams of fame. The staggering news had reached the first page, and the printers already worked on a third edition. It seemed everyone was interested in the story that could bring down America’s most recent business sweetheart.

Dan Roberts, his boss, was equally happy (if not more so…) mainly because, for the first time in twenty-years of history, the newspaper’s sales were skyrocketing and leaving the competition behind. In the presence of such an exciting turning point, one could already hear whispers in the corridors about a well-deserved promotion.

You did one hell of a job, Matthew! that was the sentence he heard most. He was still hearing it in his head as he drove to his modest apartment in the suburbs. The sun had already sunken in the horizon and there were threads of dying, hazy light outlining the surrounding buildings. Little did he know what was to happen next.

Ten minutes after turning the lights on, he was crossing the living-room, semi-dressed, with a glass of red wine dancing in his fingers. The TV was on and, as he waited for the broadcast of the Knicks game, he glimpsed the latest news presented by a middle-aged man with a stern look on his face.

The events described were utterly uninteresting except for one that made his heart gallop suddenly. There had been an accident on the Interstate two hours earlier, which had resulted in a single victim, positively identified as being one Hideo Nakata, an employee at PatCorp, and precisely the man who provided him the evidence to reveal his greatest story to the world. The circumstances regarding the accident still confused the authorities, but an eyewitness who had seen the car skid away on the road claimed the driver was in turmoil, moving his arms furiously as if trying to wage war against his own anatomy. It was the witness’ opinion that he was probably under the effect of some heavy drugs and therefore experiencing a vivid hallucination when tragedy struck.

It was difficult for