Bimbo Lunchdate

By Janus Rain

(bimbofication) Gary is having an awful date. Helen is kind of rude, mean, and not very attractive. But when an odd man offers him a perfect date, Gary is surprised to find Helen is changing at every whim - sluttier, blonde, and nicer. So what happens when he decides to test the limits and wish for her to become a busty, dumb, sex-crazed bimbo?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Janus Rain
• Release date: Mar 21, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463279335

Janus Rain

One day in a dark corner of California, a young man touched a magazine all about big tits, but what he didn't know was that it was radioactive! He was bestowed with the powers of writing smut, and now fights crime in the suburbs of Pornhub. Occasionally he takes commission work and publishes free stuff to his deivantart at crashoverrid.deviantart.com. Feel free to email me or tweet at me!

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Bimbo Lunchdate

by Janus Rain

Published by Janus Rain at Smashwords

Copyright 2019 Janus Rain

Gary didn't have high hopes for this afternoon date. But he hadn't had one in ages, and she seemed nice on the dating service. Well, that wasn't entirely true – she seemed a bit bitchy in text, but he chalked it up to tone being lost in chat. She also was a little thicker than he liked, with a bit of a tummy and a little chin, but she had a cute face and looked good with makeup, and her tits were alright. He wouldn't say no to fucking her if it went that way.

So he went ahead and set it up – at the nice outdoor cafe, which had nice chicken cutlets, and a good desert menu. He figured if it went well he could take her to his place nearby, and if not he'd just bail.

Gary adjusted in his seat a little bit, and checked his phone. He had been here for about ten minutes, and she was late. That wasn't a good sign. He hoped that it didn't mean he was being ditched.

The waiter – a nice guy named Jim – came over, and glanced at the empty space across from him. Ah, I'm sorry, do you need...

Just a bit more, she's probably late, Gary said, and hoped it was true.

Jim had an unconvinced look on his face, and turned wordlessly to walk away. Gary let out a little sigh, and tugged on the cuff of his dress shirt. This was turning into more trouble than it was worth.

Then, at long last, to his relief, he saw Helen. She was walking through the restaurant, towards him, thick shades on her face.

Gary felt a little disappointed, looking at her. She...didn't really seem to care about her appearance, even on a date. Her top was just a generic blue tanktop, which on her slightly chubby frame didn't look especially flattering. And worse, her shoulder-length brown hair was a mess, and her black skirt seemed just kind of...plain.

It wasn't just disappointment, of course – Gary felt a little overdressed, making sure he had a nicely folded checkered blue dress shirt clean and free of stains and a nice pair of slacks. He even made sure