I could hear muffled voices. People were speaking in low tones not that far away from me. I tried to count, but my brain was still too foggy for that....I had the feeling that my body was on display and felt a thrill of sexual excitement at the thought.The person drinking me finished and slid the catheter out. A lick cleaned me. A second lick felt like a thank-you. I moaned softly.“She’s waking up,” said a feminine voice near my cunt.The light overhead dimmed slightly.I risked opening my eyes and. That waswhat she meant when she said I'd never be able to pose as Katelin again. Itwould be impossible to pose as her, if I was her.As the sensations of the transformation began to subside, I looked around theroom. It was the same room but somehow different. The furnishings were morefeminine. There were frilly curtains on the windows where before there wereonly shades. It was a very tasteful room.As my gaze returned to the area by my computer desk I noticed my law schooldiploma hanging right. And there were several guys hanging around our table all night. Ilook at the name on the napkin again, Derek, and I try and remember whichone he was. Why am I doing that I think. I don't want to think aboutguys. I have no interest in guys, but why did I feel a little honored bythe fact that I was the only one who got a not one but two guy's numberslast night?We made it to the mall where we promptly found a bagel place. I ordereda bagel and a bottle of water. As good as coffee sounded. Shall we?" Princess Dee asked. David replied inthe affirmative, reached down and powered up the computer. When he satback up he noticed that Tom was still standing there gaping at him. Hefound this to be even more disconcerting than what Princess Dee had askedhim to do. As the computer finally booted up he found himself sayingthose words that only moments ago he was not willing to say. "Go stand inyour corner Tiffany."Tom looked at him in shock for a minute before slinking back over andputting.