Tiffany Ferguson looked in the mirror and sighed. She was dressed conservatively, wearing a woolen sweater and calf length dress, but even they did not completely hide her womanly features. Indeed, while her figure had been reduced from her forgotten former life, Tiffany's body retained a good measure of her old beauty. She knew even with all her precautions, still those sinful boys would look at her with such lust. Why the Lord had saw fit to give her a vessel to tempting to her fellows she couldn't say, but it certainly made for unwelcome experiences.
Well, not entirely unwelcome. A dark corner of her mind, which Tiffany didn't recognize as the only remnant of her previous personality, reveled in their leers, took secret pleasure at their want. But the rest of Tiffany's mind was absolutely disgusted by these feelings, and Tiffany did her best to stifle this inner sinfulness.
Muttering one last prayer before the day began, Tiffany stepped outside, and began to walk towards her school, preparing herself to be the one bastion of purity in the sea of vice.
Thea Sullivan, meanwhile, was stopped at a red light two blocks away. She sat in the car, humming along to a pop song that she would have gagged at yesterday. Thea's changes had gone on, the muscles she had worked so hard on as a butch lesbian softening to a softer, though still athletic look, while her short hair had grown out just enough to allow itself to be styled into a pixie cut.
Crossing her now hairless legs, Thea glanced in the mirror to see a female runner, about a few older than she was. For some strange reason, Thea couldn't help but stare, watching the woman's body bounce wonderfully as she jogged past. It took a few moments for Thea to realize just what she was doing.
"What the hell?" she mumbled, shaking her head vigorously. Why did she do that? She wasn't some kind of dyke! No, she was just admiring a fellow athlete's form, that's all. Nothing sexual at all.
Still not fully convinced, Thea glanced up to realize the light had cycled through several times. Trying to forget about her little episode, Thea hit the gas, ready to get on with her life.
