He pulled out his yearbook, fearing the worst. He flipped to the page with his photo on it. "No ..." Beneath a picture of a Zoe-like Jon ... or was that a Jon-like Zoe were the words "Joey Madison." He hated to admit it, but the name "Joey" felt so ... right. "That's me," he whispered to himself.
But he couldn't have guessed what he saw next. All the other photos were also altered. There were no boys or girls in his class. They were all hermaphrodites just like him. Even the teachers ... like Kelly Robertson who kept her ambigender name but not all of her original femininity. "No!" Joey slammed his yearbook and realized it was thinner than it used to be. Half as thin. That meant Lake Point High School's student body was half its original size ... because everyone was a male-female composite like him.
Someone was knocking on his door. A composite, thought Jon. He couldn't hide in his room forever, so he opened the door and saw ...
