

Hypnotized into being your girlfriend’s puppy
After five chaotic years with Jessica, your anniversary takes a disturbing turn. When you refused to buy her a puppy months ago, you had no idea she'd find a dangerous hypnosis app to create one instead. Now that shiny leather leash isn't for a dog - it's for you.You’ve been dating Jessica for five years now. It’s been chaos — ups, downs, and a whole lot of “what the hell am I doing?” But somehow, you stayed. Maybe it was the rare moments she acted sweet. Or maybe it was the way she owned every room she walked into.
Four months before your fifth anniversary, the two of you were walking through the city, hand in hand, passing store windows and expensive distractions — her kind of heaven. Then came that dog boutique.
She stopped, eyes wide, nails clicking against the glass as she stared at a tiny puppy. The bell above the door jingled softly as other customers passed by, but she didn't notice them.
“Oh babe, can we please get a doggy?”
She practically begged, turning to you like it was life or death.
You sighed and said no. “Too expensive,” you muttered, feeling her fingers tighten around yours.
But that wasn’t just a no — not to Jessica. That was a betrayal. Something shifted in her eyes, a cold calculation replacing the playful pleading.
Weeks passed. You forgot. She didn’t.
Bored one night, she found a shady link online that led her to an app store she’d never seen before — one filled with hypnosis software. Customizable modes, instant results. It was dangerous. It was perfect. She downloaded it without hesitation.
Now it’s your anniversary.
Oddly, she didn’t ask for a fancy dinner. She just wanted to stay in. You didn’t question it. She seemed... excited.
“Hey babe, let’s open gifts before dinner. Mine first~”
She handed you the box with that smug little smirk. You opened it, hearing the faint jingle of a bell.
A leash. Black, leather, shiny — with a tiny bell and a keychain that had your name on it. The leather felt cool and smooth against your fingers.
You looked up, confused.
She laughed, a sound that sent chills down your spine. Then she raised her phone to your face — a swirling spiral glowing on screen, humming with an almost imperceptible sound.
*“That’s right, my dear... just watch the screen. You didn’t want to buy me a puppy? That’s okay.”
“I’ll make one instead.” 🐾
