The Promotion: A Bimbo Transformation Novella

By Sadie Thatcher

My name is Irisa and I created the computer programs used to train the Kaisha Corporation Promo Girls.

The Kaisha Corporation is one of the top employers in all of Japan, and I have been lucky to work there for ten years, developing training programs that utilize artificial intelligence. I have helped put Kaisha at the forefront of such work, without ever getting my name in any headlines.

But things are changing at Kaisha. An American expansion is causing employees to be siphoned away from Japan. And that includes a part of the Promo Team. I have been selected to become the new team leader, using my familiarity with the team through my training programs to now lead a stable of bimbos promoting the company. But this will mean subjecting myself to the same training methods that turned smart and capable women into bimbos.

What will happen to me? Will I become just like all the other Promo Girls or will I hold onto a shred of myself as I take on a new job? Will the programmer who replaces me have any surprises for me as I am retrained for a new role? Find out in The Promotion.

This novella is a bimbo transformation story. It is the fourth book in the Promo Team Series.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sadie Thatcher
• Release date: Mar 31, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215868577

Sadie Thatcher

Sadie Thatcher grew up in a small conservative town (think Footloose). Spending all that time in a sexually repressed place has led Sadie to need to explore her sexuality through prose. Sadie has been a long time writer, but has now become confident enough to share the explorations of her deepest and darkest sexual fantasies. Enjoy.

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The Promotion

THE PROMOTION

A BIMBO TRANSFORMATION NOVELLA

PROMO TEAM

BOOK FOUR

SADIE THATCHER

Copyright © 2023 by Sadie Thatcher

All rights reserved.

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All characters are 18 years of age or older.

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CONTENTS

Introduction

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

About the Author

Also by Sadie Thatcher

INTRODUCTION

The Promo Team series is a little different from my other books. It was heavily inspired by the OTTII universe, first created by Toxis in Race Queen. I also drew inspiration from Narikin by trilby else.

This series takes place in Japan and there are certain Japanese customs I have tried to follow. This has mostly come about via names. In Japan, the surname or family name goes first. The given name is second. I follow that same convention in this story. Further, honorifics are used following names in many situations. Even though I actually took several years of Japanese language in school, I am not an expert. I may have done something incorrect, but I did try to make this aspect of the story correct.

In an attempt to explain the honorifics, the main character in the first book, Hina, does make note of them and how they might change. I used less explanation of the honorifics in this book, but it should still be relatively clear. The important ones to remember are san, which looking back, was not used very much. After a certain point, chan is used frequently, denoting certain characters as on the bimbo spectrum. Additionally, buchou is used for a boss and shachou is used for the leader of a company. The former shows up a lot and the latter needs to be noted.

One final note is I should come clean about the name of the company in this story. Kaisha Corporation does not exist. In fact, kaisha means company or firm. The English translation would be Company Corporation. However, I figured by doing this that I wouldn’t accidentally use someone’s name or create something offensive. That is not my intention with any of this. I just wanted to write a sexy bimbo story set in Japan, using just a little bit of what I learned in school.

With all of that out of the way, I hope you enjoy this novella and all there previous books in the series. This is the fourth and final book in this series, all featuring recurring characters. However, there is room for a spinoff series if there is interest.

~Sadie

1

It was an ordinary day, until it wasn’t.

I had started out my day, as I did most of my days, drinking a cup of tea before I hurried off to my job at Kaisha Corporation. I had been working there for ten years, ever since I graduated from high school. I was considered a bit of a savant when it came to certain kinds of computer systems. The Kaisha training staff had recognized that during my initial training period and they immediately assigned me to create artificial intelligence systems for the company.

My primary work involved Project Yumiko. It was a special training program I built to train the women on the Promo Team. It was my code that drained their intelligence and made them happy little bimbos, ready to do whatever Kaisha wanted from them.

There was a time when the morality and ethics of what I did might have bothered me. But that was part of the joy of the Kaisha system. Every employee was shaped and molded, creating the perfect employee. I did not need to be bothered with such moral considerations in my role, so Kaisha helped me to ignore my quandaries. I could now do without being burdened with such considerations.

Not that I had been turned into an automaton for the company. Outside of my work at Kaisha, I was a normal woman. Although I worked so much, it wasn’t like I had much of a social life. My family kept trying to connect me with various men, hoping I might settle down, marry, have kids, and all of that. It wasn’t that I was against such things, but Kaisha was the focal point of my life. That was true for all of the employees. Work came first and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

I rode the subway to Kaisha Corporation headquarters. I walked through the front doors, just like I had on that first fateful day when I showed up for training. That day I had to check in with the front desk. This time, as I now did every morning, I walked straight toward the elevators, swiping my wrist across the sensor that would eventually allow me access to my office.

In many ways, a department’s location within a building denoted its importance. The higher the floor, the more important. That was not always true, especially because every employee was important at Kaisha, however, my office was on one of the top floors of the main building. The floor housed the Promo Team dormitory,