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Bimbo Heptathlon: A Bimbo Transformation Story
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Bimbo Heptathlon: A Bimbo Transformation Story in Vernon, BC
Current price: $4.99

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Bimbo Heptathlon: A Bimbo Transformation Story in Vernon, BC
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Every event at the Bimbo Games is different. But one event is actually seven events. It’s the Bimbo Heptathlon.
Eight women begin the seven event competition. After each event, an athlete is eliminated. But those who continue in the competition are slowly bimbofied. The deeper into the competition an athlete competes, the more of a bimbo they become, in body and in mind.
Who will win the Bimbo Heptathlon? Will is be a true contest of athleticism or will some athletes find themselves giving into their bimbo urges? Find out in Bimbo Heptathlon.
This bimbofication short story is 10,000 words long. It is the third book in the Bimbo Games Series. The book is written in a transcript style, told through the lens of two sports announcers covering the event on TV or radio.
Every event at the Bimbo Games is different. But one event is actually seven events. It’s the Bimbo Heptathlon.
Eight women begin the seven event competition. After each event, an athlete is eliminated. But those who continue in the competition are slowly bimbofied. The deeper into the competition an athlete competes, the more of a bimbo they become, in body and in mind.
Who will win the Bimbo Heptathlon? Will is be a true contest of athleticism or will some athletes find themselves giving into their bimbo urges? Find out in Bimbo Heptathlon.
This bimbofication short story is 10,000 words long. It is the third book in the Bimbo Games Series. The book is written in a transcript style, told through the lens of two sports announcers covering the event on TV or radio.


















