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The Control Variable

A Femdom Office Romantic Comedy

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The Control Variable

By: Raven Desire
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A lab accident. A timid scientist. And a boss who finally stopped asking nicely.

Dr. Arthur Frost is a genius, but he’s terrified of his own shadow. He has a plan to save the world with his "Imposter Syndrome Cure," but right now, his only goal is to survive his performance review without fainting, stuttering, or accidentally setting the lab on fire. He just wants to be invisible.

Dr. Kat Vane is the Department Chair, and she is exhausted. She is tired of the budget cuts. She is tired of the mansplaining Dean. And she is tired of shrinking herself to fit into a polite, professional box.

Then the centrifuge explodes.

One accidental inhalation of "Formula C-19" later, Kat isn't feeling polite anymore. She’s feeling lucid. She’s feeling commanding. And the first thing she decides to manage is the trembling researcher cowering on her floor.

For Arthur, it’s a nightmare. Or it should be. But when Kat’s eyes dilate and she points a manicured finger at the linoleum, Arthur realizes something terrifying: He doesn’t want to run away. He wants to say, "Yes, Ma'am."

Suddenly, the faculty lounge is a war zone, the billionaire donor is in a "timeout," and the dusty University Archives have become a very private testing ground. But chemistry has a half-life. When the pink mist clears and the drug wears off, Arthur and Kat are left with a dangerous variable:

Was it the drug talking? Or was it the truth they were both too scared to admit?

Reader Note: This is a standalone romantic comedy featuring a soft, submissive hero and a powerful, competent heroine. Expect high heat, academic absurdity, and a Happily Ever After.
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