I'm Steve, 35, currently a low-level researcher at a large pharmaceutical company. My job is to conduct studies in order to help bring new drugs to market. Right now, I've been tasked with monitoring patients who get to try out some new pill that seems to be more promising than others, but even I don't know what's it all about.

All I know is that it only targets women, and that the women who take part in the study have to spend the night under my supervision. I don't know why they picked me, a single guy, for that job - but they did and now I'm here with my first patient.

The first woman, Marie, is 24 years old according to the sheet I see in front of me. She swallowed the pill and had dinner before I sent her to her room. It looks like a standard hotel room, but of course there are cameras that I can use to monitor her. She's supposed to watch some TV, go to bed a couple of hours later, and someone will take blood sample early in the morning to see if the pill had an effect on her.

At first, everything was as expected. The usual, and quite boring. Marie sat down on the couch, turned on the TV, and watched something. She went to the bathroom, came back. More TV. Then, out of the blue, she got up and started undressing. I wathed her take off her blouse, revealing the black bra underneath. She continued, stepping out of her pants - matching black panties. Within seconds she removed her socks, bra, panties, until she was butt naked. A very unusual sight, especially because participants are told to change in the bathroom where there's no camera setup.

Marie didn't head to bed, either. Instead, she sat down again, watching TV. With her legs spread, as if she wanted me to see all of her exposed body. She seemed... distant. And then, she shut her eyes, fell asleep, well before bedtime. A critical situation, according to my books. I had to enter the room, check her vitals. This could be a side effect of the drug.

That's the premise. A drug that causes women to shed their clothes and doze off. What is my character doing about it? How do things with Marie progress? Are there more patients?

If you'd love to develop this story with me, please let me know.

Steve