Luna's first day full day at Whateley starts off with a bang, and an enjoyable day shopping for clothes. Unfortunately, her growing reputation amongst security's rank and file causes an emotional near breakdown just before she heads off to meet the new crop of fresh young Posies

Jessica's Story - Part 4

Anne and Adam's marriage is already on the rocks, due to Peter becoming Jessica. But a further revelation comes to light, which brings their marriage to a close. This does give Jessica further clearance to live her life full time, and following the end of the school year, she says goodbye to life as a boy.

After surviving an unexpected and brutal encounter with a monster, a young man is drawn into the world of the Val Kyr.

Chapter 27 - From He-male to She-male

Karma is a bitch - Justin Tan

Ta da! The plot thickens and the weird factor intensifies. In this chapter we find out, well im not quite sure what we find out to be honest. You tell me.

Whoops, almost forgot this: Copyright Nagrij, 2015.

Jessica's Story - Part 3

Anne's relationship with her husband deteriorates further, as she confronts him about his sister. She decides to help Jessica on her journey alone if need be, and arranges an appointment at a gender clinic. An awkward encounter at the local park results in Jessica making a new friend.

Jessica's Story - Part 2

Peter gets caught wearing a dress at school, and this leads to major developments at home. With his bigoted father still being as stubborn as ever, he gets unexpected help from his mother, Anne. The newly named Jessica has been given a chance to prove herself.

JESSICA'S STORY - PART 1

Peter Brook is a 5 year old boy who has strong desire to be a girl. The middle child of 3 (Older sister Sandra, and younger brother Edward), Peter discovers that his parents are unlikely to support him, if they find out. He does find support though, in his older sister Sandra.

The Changing Room

My name is Richard, no wait, it was Richard. That was then. Then, I was a loner of a man with an identity problem. But as I said, that was then. None of those things apply to me now. Life is much rosier now, and I can thank it down to one unusual but eventful day.

I simply joined my cousin as his plus one on a contest winning trip to Hollywood.
I had hoped for a break from my rather miserable home life, but never imagined I'd get swept into the center of a scheme that belonged IN a Hollywood movie.