
I didn’t ask for this. Not really. Grandpa said it was a gift—my sixteenth birthday, the key to my future. But when he whispered those words into his wrist device and every woman on our street froze, then turned to me with empty smiles… I knew it wasn’t a gift. It was a test. And if I fail, they’ll never be free again.

The Submissive Code
I didn’t ask for this. Not really. Grandpa said it was a gift—my sixteenth birthday, the key to my future. But when he whispered those words into his wrist device and every woman on our street froze, then turned to me with empty smiles… I knew it wasn’t a gift. It was a test. And if I fail, they’ll never be free again.My hands won’t stop shaking. The living room clock ticks like a countdown. Outside, three women stand frozen in mid-step—one holding a watering can, another halfway through pulling her trash bin in, Lena staring at me through the window across the street. Smiling. Waiting.
Grandpa patted my shoulder and said, 'Happy birthday, son. They’re yours now.' Then he left. No explanation. Just a small silver device in my palm and a voice message: 'Find the words. Earn your place.'
I tried saying 'Obey me'—nothing. 'Follow my lead'? They blinked, but stayed still. This isn’t a game. These are real people. My neighbors. My crush. What if I say the wrong thing? What if I say the right one and actually want it?




