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    Switched (Feminization Gender Change)
    Switched (Feminization Gender Change)
    Switched (Feminization Gender Change)
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    Switched (Feminization Gender Change)

    By Jillian Cumming

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    When Brad orders a new beer at the bar, he has no idea that it’s about to change him into a beautiful, sex-starved woman. Now, he gets to see what sex is like for women!

    Warning: this 5200 word erotic short story contains material too hot for some readers. Read at your own risk!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJillian Cumming
    Release dateSep 2, 2013
    ISBN9781301648405
    Switched (Feminization Gender Change)

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      Switched (Feminization Gender Change) - Jillian Cumming

      Switched

      Jillian Cumming

      Published by Jillian Cumming at Smashwords

      Copyright 2013 Jillian Cumming

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      It had been a long week. All I wanted to do was go to the bar. Maybe knock a few back, flirt with the pretty waitresses.

      Maybe even see if I could do a little more than flirt.

      Still no girlfriend, Brad? Jack gently ribbed from the other side of the booth.

      Rolling my eyes and shaking my head, I replied, No. If I had a girlfriend, why would I be out drinking with you?

      Jack rested his chin in one hand and blinked quickly at me. Because I am so pretty, of course.

      I sighed. With nothing else to say, I took another swallow of beer. It was new stuff. The waitress had come over and asked if I was interested in trying it. Always being the risk taker of the two of us, I said yes. Jack declined, sticking with his old standby of rye and cola.

      The beer wasn't bad, actually. Though, it did feel different somehow. I couldn't really put

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