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Becca had joined the bustling center of Washington D.C. as the new Representative for Vermont. When she received a letter from Kamala Harris to join her in a quaint little town called Stepford she was perplexed. Especially when the letter was signed from Kammy Thorne.

Stepford was the epitome of tranquility. Its tree-lined streets, charming houses, and friendly neighbors presented a stark contrast to the fast-paced lifestyle Becca was accustomed to. As she settled into her new home, she discovered the warmth of the community, where everyone seemed to know each other.

Becca's first encounter with the Stepford Women's Club was both surprising and intriguing. The club, led by the charismatic president, Kammy Thorne, welcomed her with open arms. They organized quaint events, from tea parties to book clubs, and Becca soon found herself immersed in the close-knit social circle.

However, beneath the picturesque surface, Becca couldn't help but notice a certain uniformity among the residents. The women of Stepford seemed to adhere to a traditional and polished image, always impeccably dressed and impeccably polite. It was as if they were living in a carefully curated world that adhered to an unwritten set of rules.

One trip to the salon with her friend Kammy and she couldn't help herself anymore. It was like her new perm was controlling her actions; later that day she was dressed properly and on a double date with Kammy, her husband Mayor Richard Thorne and his friend Dr. Benjamin Hastings. A few weeks later and Becca found herself as Becky Hastings a new permanent resident to the town.

(This is a work of fiction, and is meant to be read as such. It does not reflect the views or opinions of the author.)

Description

Becca had joined the bustling center of Washington D.C. as the new Representative for Vermont. When she received a letter from Kamala Harris to join her in a quaint little town called Stepford she was perplexed. Especially when the letter was signed from Kammy Thorne.

Stepford was the epitome of tranquility. Its tree-lined streets, charming houses, and friendly neighbors presented a stark contrast to the fast-paced lifestyle Becca was accustomed to. As she settled into her new home, she discovered the warmth of the community, where everyone seemed to know each other.

Becca's first encounter with the Stepford Women's Club was both surprising and intriguing. The club, led by the charismatic president, Kammy Thorne, welcomed her with open arms. They organized quaint events, from tea parties to book clubs, and Becca soon found herself immersed in the close-knit social circle.

However, beneath the picturesque surface, Becca couldn't help but notice a certain uniformity among the residents. The women of Stepford seemed to adhere to a traditional and polished image, always impeccably dressed and impeccably polite. It was as if they were living in a carefully curated world that adhered to an unwritten set of rules.

One trip to the salon with her friend Kammy and she couldn't help herself anymore. It was like her new perm was controlling her actions; later that day she was dressed properly and on a double date with Kammy, her husband Mayor Richard Thorne and his friend Dr. Benjamin Hastings. A few weeks later and Becca found herself as Becky Hastings a new permanent resident to the town.

(This is a work of fiction, and is meant to be read as such. It does not reflect the views or opinions of the author.)