In a hotel in the town centre." And I bet you found nothing much to do in our fair city at this time of year." No." I'm not surprised. We have never b...en a place for tourists or visitors. We're just an ordinary manufacturing town that has lost its main industry and hasn't found much to replace it. All our bright young people move away as soon as they can. This place is one of the largest employers after the Council and the Hospital. Odd, isn't it?"What could I say? I said nothing except to. He reached forward and turned the heaters off. You dont need to be warm. he grunted and picked up speed. What do you mean Sugar? Lola looked at him with a confused look on her face. He ignored her and continued to drive, locking the doors. Lola put her hands in her coat pockets looking for her phone, pepper spray, knife, something, anything. Nothing. Where are we going Sugar? she asked trying to stay composed. You dont need to know. Now shut up and stop calling me Sugar! he yelled at her.. Immediately I felt things notwhere they should be, and I was very disturbed to find myself muchshorter than I had been before. I had an entirely new body. A veryFEMININE body.Besides the initial shock I was fine, and I was able to make it backhome on foot, as awkward as it was. I was not used to my hips swayingside to side as I walked, and certainly not breasts bouncing with everystep. God bless the person who invented sportbras! I tried callingeveryone I knew but all I only received busy. It was just too funny. Mitch looked at me. “He’d have found you a slightly easier fit than he found me.” I cracked up again.“Crap! Is there any gay bloke you haven’t fucked?” he asked in exasperation.I kissed him and then told him, “Heaps of them.” I then told him of my encounter in the showers with Gazza and included a description, so we knew it was the same bloke. He was chuckling with me in the end.“That explains a lot. I thought the boy had amazing confidence in himself to approach me the.