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Prologue
A new couple, the Hubbard's had arrived in Dr. Zaaijer office. Dr.
Zaaijer was a psychologist who did both couples and family therapy. This
would be the first session between Dr. Zaaijer and Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard.,
he didn't know what the problem was, but he would find out.
The person claiming to be Mrs. Hubbard wasn't actually married to Mr.
Hubbard. She wasn't his wife, she had been his first victim. Mr.
Hubbard had used his hypnotic and other abilities on the person who
claimed to be Mrs. Hubbard and now she was a shell of what she used to
be. She had no past. None that she could remember anyway. She was left
with only one desire. That was to simply do whatever Mr. Hubbard asked
her to do without question. She didn't even remember what her real name
was.
"Take a seat," Dr. Zaaijer said cordially. The couple did as bidden.
"Let's see, you're the Hubbards, Ashley and David?"
David Hubbard nodded, although that wasn't his real name either.
"What seems to be the problem?"
"It's hard to explain, I just have to show you. It's on this." David
pulled out a cell phone which had a video feature.
"OK, let me see." Before Dr. Zaaijer could react, David stood up and
approached Dr. Zaaijer from around his desk. He then grabbed Dr. Zaaijer
around the arms pinning him to the chair. Dr. Zaaijer struggled and
called out, but his receptionist couldn't hear him. The room was semi-
sound proof. Dr. Zaaijer didn't want his patients in waiting room to
hear what his other patients were saying. Before he knew it, Mrs.
Hubbard pulled out a spray bottle and s\prayed something in his face.
Dr. Zaaijer continued to struggle. David told him to be calm. It took
several seconds before the drug in the spray bottle to work, but
eventually it had the desire effect.
When Dr. Zaaijer was completely under David gave him some instructions.
"We are going to leave here and make another appointment for a month from
now. You are going to transfer all your patients except a handful to
another doctor while we are gone. Is that clear?"
"Yes."
"That was the beginning. It didn't take long before 'David Hubbard' was
impersonating Dr. Zaaijer. He now had a handful of patients to play
with and no one was any the wiser that anything had changed.
One of the first couples that the new Dr. Zaaijer counseled was Janet and
Dan Ellis. Dan was an arrogant but very rich man and Janet was his
voluptuous trophy wife. Their married was headed for divorce, but before
that could happen, the prenuptial contract they both signed said they
must go to couple's therapy before divorce lawyers. Dr. Zaaijer decided
that besides the changes he would make in the couple, that Dr. Zaaijer
deserved all that Dan owned. That was a fact and the easy part, but what
was to become of Dan and Janet once he got all their money. That was the
harder decision.
After meeting with his patients, Dr. Zaaijer decided that family therapy
would be more fun than just couple's therapy. He liked that there would
be more people in the session and they would be of vastly different ages.
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The Morris family arrived at the reception area of Dr. Zaaijer's office.
Dr. Zaaijer is a family therapist according to the plaque above the door
and a very good one according to his reputation. Mrs. Alisa Morris, age
thirty-six, suggested that her family come to the doctor. She is afraid
that her husband Jack Morris, age thirty-eight and her daughter
Michaelina, age thirteen weren't getting along. Alisa was the chief
breadwinner for the family ever since Jack stopped working due to an
'accident' at work. Since then Jack became a stay at home dad to his
step-daughter Mikie. Alisa had always earned more money than Jack anyway
so it wasn't much of a problem.
The three waited in Dr. Zaaijer outer office waiting for their
appointment. Mikie didn't want to be there and so she had a bored look
on her face. She knew there were problems but she didn't really want to
talk about them.
Jack on the other hand didn't see any problem at all. True staying at
home all the time could be boring sometimes and Mikie could be a brat but
that wasn't any reason to see a therapist. He would rather be home with
a beer in his hand watching something on TV or just fooling around with
his computer.
The three waited for their appointment with Dr. Zaaijer. None of the
three had anyway of knowing that the man there were about to see although
he called himself Dr. Zaaijer wasn't really a therapist. He wasn't even
a doctor. Actually even though there was a man called Dr. Zaaijer this
man wasn't him. He had come into the real Dr. Zaaijer office one day and
send the man away using his hypnotic abilities. From then on, this
strange man was known to everyone as Dr. Zaaijer, Family Therapist.
Jack, Alisa and Michaelina entered Dr. Zaaijer's office. Jack and Alisa
took the closest seats to the doctor and Mikie took a seat behind. Mikie
didn't want to be there the most. She had a lot to say, but she didn't
want to say anything, not out loud. She was tired of her parents not
listening to her. She had been telling her mother for months about what
had been going on at the house with her and her dad, but Alisa didn't
believe her. Alisa wouldn't let herself believe the truth. But Alisa
knew there was something wrong and so she arranged this meeting.
"So what can I do for you nice people?" Dr. Zaaijer said with a broad
smile.
"My husband and my daughter aren't getting along. I think a little
family therapy could help us," Alisa piped up. Alisa was a pretty young
woman in her mid-thirties. She was five-foot five, 130 pounds and a
creamy complexion with an infectious smile. She had an air of authority.
She was in control of her family since she made the money and was a
stronger personality than her husband. She wore a tan business pant suit
as she had taken the morning off from her job to attend this session.
Alisa explained that since Jack had become a stay at home dad to her
daughter that there had been some tensions in the house and that she
thought that some family therapy would help them. Jack and Mikie
remained silent while Alisa explained the situation as she saw it.
Dr. Zaaijer kept an impassive face while looking at the family. He
wasn't really concerned with what the problems were, but there was
something about this family that Dr. Zaaijer could use to satisfy his
sick needs. Dr. Zaaijer could make some changes to this family. They
would be clay in his hands and he would mold them to his liking. He
particularly liked Jack and Mikie. He could do some amazing things with
them. He wasn't sure exactly what at this time, but after talking to
everyone privately he would think of something.
Dr. Zaaijer saw his opportunity to make some profound changes on this
family. They definitely had potential but first he wanted to talk to
everyone in the family separately. Dr. Zaaijer decided to start with
Mikie. He thought she would give him the best insight into the family.
Mikie spoke first with Dr. Zaaijer. Mikie was a pretty girl with wavy
brown hair that fell to just below her small breasts. She was five foot
four and weighed about 110 pounds. She wore a floral shirt that was
mostly blue with button's down the front and short capped sleeves. She
had an athletic body which she must have received from her natural
father. She had small but developing breasts and still a mostly
androgynous figure due to her age. She wore a hint on makeup on her eyes
and her lips. Despite her makeup, her face showed her real age of about
thirteen or fourteen. She was in fact thirteen now but would turn
fourteen in a couple of weeks.
"Hello, as I said before, I am Dr. Zaaijer and I am here to help you and
your family."
"No your not! You are just like the rest of them. You won't listen to
me, none of them do. Or you won't believe me, which is worse," Mikie
whined.
"That isn't true. I want to know what is going on so I can help you.
But not just you your whole family."
"I don't know if I can trust you."
"You can. I just want to help. If I didn't want to listen to you then
why would I bring you in here alone. You have my complete attention."
"Promise?"
"I promise," Dr. Zaaijer said with a broad reassuring smile.
"OK, I have to tell someone anyway."
"Go on."
Mikie started talking so fast it was hard to get the words out of her
mouth. "They don't get me. They are all grown ups and they just think
I'm some stupid teenager who talks back."
"Your parents?"
"Oh course my parents. Maybe I do talk back but I can never talk to them
normally. Every time I talk to mom about something she just throws it
back in my face. And says I'm stupid or she has got bigger problems and
starts to yell at me about how her hemorrhoids hurt. I can't tell her
anything about school or what makes me happy because she doesn't care."
"I'm sure she cares."
"Like I played her a song a little while ago and she didn't look the
least bit interested. She just told me to clean my room afterwards. I
want to share things with her but she doesn't understand me."
"All teenagers think that."
"I haven't had a real conversation in years with my dad because he just
gets grumpy with me after a while and tells me he is busy. I can't do
anything right so why should I even bother to behave?
When I got home from school on Friday I was fighting with Dad and then in
the middle of it he said 'you're grounded.'
So now I'm grounded. It is Saturday and Yeah, I may have been a bit
pissed that I was grounded and mom went out and bought stuff for my room
without me. So I told her I would of liked it if I'd had a say and she
just got angrier with me.
Even when I try to be good they are so convinced that I'm the demon spawn
that they won't see past anything especially dad. He acts like I'm out
to get him and I enjoy misery. He never lets go of anything bad I do and
he never lets me forget. How angry would that make you?"
Before Dr. Zaaijer could reply Mikie continued "My mom was yelling at me
then and she said one more time I talk back then I would be grounded for
another week and I said could you please just listen to me and she just
slapped me."
"She hit you?"
"Yes she did. I just want to tell them how I feel but I can't so I try
to talk over them and make myself heard but they tell me to shut up. I
just want to talk to them about our problems but I can't because dad is
such a dictator and Mom is just so tired and doesn't want to know. I
just want to talk to someone about everything but I can't."
"You can talk to me."
"Mom said she wants to kill me and she meant it. Maybe I'll just save
her the trouble"
"Don't say that."
"I'm sorry I don't think I have ever been this hysterical I couldn't stop
crying I just don't know what to do and I'll never get to talk to my
parents because they don't understand me. And the worst thing is they
think I'm crying and putting it on for attention to manipulate them. I
just want to talk but even if I did they would just yell at me."
"I'm sure I can help. It won't be over night, but in the end. I'll make
them listen to you," Dr. Zaaijer said reassuringly. He said it with such
confidence that Mikie believed him or at least she wanted to. Dr.
Zaaijer was hatching a plan as Mikie spoke. He would make her parents
listen to her because when Dr. Zaaijer was done Mikie with be the head of
the family. She...well he'll be a he by then...will be the strong and
undersatanding father that she would want for herself. Everyone in the
family would listen to Mikie when Dr. Zaaijer was done with them.
After Mikie left Dr. Zaaijer's private office, Alisa entered.
"Well Mrs. Harris, can I call you Alisa?" Dr. Zaaijer began.
"Yes doctor."
"Alisa, tell me what is wrong."
"Doctor, I don't know what to do. I have to work and whenever I come
home all I want is a little peace and quiet. But there is always some
sort of argument. Even when there isn't an argument there is always
tension at home."
"Do you know what is causing it?"
"Mikie just became a teenager not too long ago. You know how that is.
She is always testing boundaries. Trying to get an advantage here and
there. She is pitting me against Jack."
"Teenagers can do that sometimes."
"It started just about a year ago or maybe a year an a half just after
Jack had his accident at work and became in charge of the house. Mikie
thinks that since he's home instead of me she can take advantage of him."
"What accident?"
"Jack had an accident at work. Something fell on his back. Then he
filed for workman's comp and he's been staying at home ever since. Mikie
used to have the house to herself after school, now Jack is there and
that is when the trouble began."
"Do you think Jack may have played a part in this?"
"No of course not. He's been a great dad to Mikie. She is just getting
older and as I said before you know how teenagers are."
Dr. Zaaijer could see that Alisa was in complete denial. Even after
seeing Jack for five minutes, Dr. Zaaijer knew he was a drunk. It was 9
AM and the man was already drunk, it was clear that the man was an
alcoholic, but Alisa couldn't or better yet as Mikie said wouldn't see
what was plain to everyone else. She just thought that the problem was
all Mikie's and that with a little family counseling everything could be
made right.
When it was Jack's turn, Dr. Zaaijer was almost done with a plan for this
family. But he listened to what Jack had to say.
Jack was a slight man who was only five-foot seven and 160 pounds. He
had a thick mustache and beard that covered most of his face. Dr.
Zaaijer liked that you couldn't see his face clearly due to the beard.
Dr. Zaaijer suspected that Jack had a weak chin to go along with his
personality. His hair was short and still brown, he wore a loose fitting
blue button down shirt and jeans. He wasn't particularly muscular, but
more importantly to Dr. Zaaijer was that even at 9 AM, Dr. Zaaijer
could smell alcohol on Jack's breath. To Dr. Zaaijer Jack was what
Arnold Schwarzenegger would call a 'girlie man.' This confirmed Dr.
Zaaijer's plan. Dr. Zaaijer knew that Jack was an alcoholic. Alisa
refused to see this fact and Mikie had to live in the house with an
alcoholic father. This was the big problem and a caring therapist would
address it. But that wasn't the type of person Dr. Zaaijer was.
"Well tell me bit about yourself anyway," Dr. Zaaijer questioned.
"Let's see I'm a husband and father. I try my best to be both. I think
I am doing a great job." Jack was deluding himself. He believed these
things but they weren't true. He went on to justify his life describing
himself in the best possible terms. Nothing was his fault particularly
all the problems he was having with Mikie who he said could be a 'brat'
at times. Anyone could see he was a failure in everything he did and
that in reality he was a small shiftless man who thought that the world
owed him everything and that nothing was ever his fault.
"Dr. Zaaijer I really don't know why I am here. This really has nothing
to do with me."
"It doesn't?"
"No, Mikie is just being a brat and that's it. She just needs a little
discipline and everything will be fine. I would like to administer it,
but Alisa says she doesn't believe in spanking. So I do what I can like
grounding her."
"Do you ground her often?"
"Not as much as I should. All I want to do is to be left alone to make
dinner and do the housework and maybe sit down with a drink and unwind in
front of the TV."
"You like to drink while you unwind?"
"Sure who doesn't. One little drink isn't going to kill you."
"I guess not."
"Do you drink often."
"Naaaa, only when I need it. I keep the stuff around the house so I can
get it when I need it."
"Around the house?"
"Yeah I have my spots where I keep my bottles where no one knows. I get
my stuff at different places because sometimes I get looks when I buy it
all at the same place. I usually tell them I am having a party."
"These were classic signs that this man was an alcoholic," Dr. Zaaijer
thought. But after Dr. Zaaijer got through with him, he would definitely
be better off although he wouldn't be a he anymore. The whole family
would be better off at least in Dr. Zaaijer's opinion. They would become
a very traditional family. Some may even say a stereotypical family
right out of a fifties sit-com. The father would be a strong man, who
goes to work every day, pays the bills and whose word is law at his
house. The mother would be a stay at home mom, who keeps the home front
running smooth. A woman who supports her husband, guides her child and
bakes the brownies. The daughter would be the typical teen. She be
worried about fashion and being socially connected with her friends. A
girl who is crazy about boys and could fall in love with a boy, break up
with him and then fall in love with the next in less than a week and do
this over and over again. She'll love the next boy as deeply as the last
even though each boy is totally different from the other. It would take
time to achieve this perfect family, but Dr. Zaaijer would make it
happen.
Dr. Zaaijer arranged for a second appointment with the Morris family.
After they left, Dr. Zaaijer made plans on how to achieve what he
wanted. He wished he could just wave a wand and change every one. But
that was magic and not possible. The tricks he would use wouldn't be
magic they would be based in science. And so he would take his time. He
would have to manipulate them mentally. The changes would be subtle at
first. He couldn't go too fast or their minds would rebel. If that
happened, not only would the family stop seeing him, they might call the
police. But if he went slow. Made little incremental steps with one
building on the other then he could achieve greatness. He had done it
before, but not to the extend as he was going to do it now.
He remembered what happened to the real Dr. Zaaijer. He isn't a doctor
anymore. But he is still in the medical profession. The real Dr.
Zaaijer is the only (as far as Dr. Zaaijer knew) transvestite male
nurse. He never wears the typical scrub pants and tops of nurses, not
even of female nurses. Instead he wears a scrubs button front dress with
a traditional collar and short or elbow length sleeves. The dress is
always in white. He never wears it with pants, he is always wearing it
with white tights and of course white slip resistant shoes with a tapered
heel wedge. He even wears a traditional two button white nursing cap.
He is obviously a man in nursing drag, but he is an excellent nurse and
loves his job.
The changes to the Morris family would be more extensive. There will be
actual surgical physical changes and much more intricate mental changes.
It would be a challenge to not only make all these changes, but also do
it without anyone (not just the family but the family friends and the
rest of society) thinking there is something wrong. Dr. Zaaijer knew if
he took his time he could do all these things.
For the second session, Dr. Zaaijer met privately with each family
member. He wanted to know about them. Mikie was first.
"Mikie," Dr. Zaaijer asked, "tell me about yourself."
"Well, let's see my name is Michaelina Lynn Morris. I am thirteen years
old. But, I'll be fourteen in a few weeks. I go to Faith Lutheran
School. It is a private school about five miles from my house."
"Do you like your school?"
"Don't tell anyone but I love it. I love school. I tell everyone that I
hate it, but it's really great. Mom and dad pay over $4,000 for me to
go. I am so lucky they send me there. The kids are great and so are the
teachers. I may have my disagreements with mom and dad, but never about
the school. At first I didn't want to go to a private school, but it
worked out. I can't think of going anywhere else."
"Do you have lots of friends?"
"Yes, lots, there is, lets see Courtney, Georgia, Jaymi ,Dianna, Crystal
Blu. Blu is her middle name, I think it is so cool to have a name like
Crystal Blu. My middle name is Lynn and I like it but Michaelina Lynn
doesn't flow off the tongue like Crystal Blu. But I digress, there is
Robin and not to mention my very best friend Ellen. "
"That's a lot of friends. Do you have a boyfriend?"
"Well I like this guy, Jer. I don't want to tell you his real name. We
aren't dating, but I like him. He is so cute. I've known him since
grade 6, but he has really matured recently and I'm hoping he will ask me
out."
"Have you told him how you feel?"
"I could never do that. If I did and he didn't feel the same then I
would feel so awkward around him. I couldn't stand not being able to
talk to him."
"Do you talk with him a lot?"
"No, not too much."
"You said you met him in grade 6, what grade are you now?"
"I'm in grade 8."
"OK, do you have any hobbies or things you like to do?"
"I am on the lacrosse team. I am the left attack wing."
"What is that?"
"I support the first second and third home..er the players to score and I
have to run back to help the defense too. There is a lot to do."
"You have to be strong and fast. I'm very fast but not as strong and I
would like to be."
"Maybe I can help you with that," Dr. Zaaijer said out loud but meant for
it not to be.
"What do you mean?"
"We'll talk about that later."
The conversation continued with Mikie telling Dr. Zaaijer more about her
life.
Next was Alisa. "Alisa, tell me about yourself."
"But I'm not the problem."
"I know but if I know a little about yourself then I can fit the pieces
together and help your family."
"Well there is not much to tell, I am a wife and a mother and an
executive vice president at the Learburry Corporation."
Dr. Zaaijer had heard of the Learburry Corporation, they were a very
successful multinational company. For Alisa to be an executive there
meant she was very talented in business and made an awful lot of money.
Dr. Zaaijer listened to Alisa's description of her life. Dr. Zaaijer
read through the lines of what Alisa was saying. Alisa had married Jack
who was a blue collar guy but she always made much more money than he
did. This caused resentment between them. Alisa ignored the problems in
her family to pursue her career. When Jack got hurt on the job, Alisa
could throw herself even more at her job because Jack could stay home and
do the household chores. He didn't do them very well, but Alisa didn't
care as long as she was advancing at work. But things had gotten
progressively worse at home. Alisa was in denial about what had happened
because she didn't want to admit she had emasculated her husband by being
the sole breadwinner for the family. Dr. Zaaijer surmised this was why
Jack started drinking in the first place. Alisa didn't listen to what
Mikie had to say about what was going on at home because then Alisa would
have to take responsibility and maybe cut back her hours at work. The
key to Alisa was 'denial.'
After the Morris' had left, Dr. Zaaijer thought about them. Mikie was a
teenage girl who was trying to become who she wanted to be. She wants to
be strong and she wants to be listened to. But she can't because she
lives with an alcoholic who is always putting her down and a mother who
is in such denial about what is happened that she won't listen to her own
daughter. Dr. Zaaijer thought he could use these wants to have her give
up her own life and become the strong man she wanted her father to be.
Dr. Zaaijer would exploit her into thinking its better to be a strong man
than a scared little girl.
Alisa was the only strong one in the family. She wanted to be in charge.
Dr. Zaaijer surmised that it was probably because of how she grew up, but
he really didn't care about that. Dr. Zaaijer would exploit the woman's
denial to keep her in the dark as her family changed around her. Then he
would use the hidden desire all women had (or so Dr. Zaaijer thought) to
make her want to be a stay at home mom who was happy to let her husband
take care of everything.
Jack was a man who never grew up who had an addictive personality. Just
a boy who wanted to play and avoid responsibility. He was happy when he
found a strong woman like Alisa. Let her worry about making money what
did he care. Dr. Zaaijer would return him to the time when he didn't
have much responsibility. He needed to grow up again, but this time he
would do so as a girl. This would be best for him. He would grow up to
be a woman like Alisa is going to be. This would be much better for him,
he could let his husband take care of him when he grew up. All he would
need to do is to look pretty.
Speaking of which, Janet and Dan Ellis had their appointment today. Dan
would be bringing in the deeds to his home and all his financial
statements. Dr. Zaaijer was going to have Dan sign them all over to him.
By the time Dan left Dr. Zaaijer's office, Dan wouldn't own anything
although he wouldn't know it. He would even sign over his horse stable
and his horses. Dan didn't like to ride horses, but Janet did and so he
bought the stable for her. Janet spent a lot of time at that stable.
That gave Dr. Zaaijer a good idea.
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