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I-or the next few weeks after the transformation, Dominic was Instrumental In getting me set up. He was my benefactor and friend, but he also took on the per-sona of my boss as well. In this capacity he took me to be a mountain of clay, ready to be moulded. He showed me the ways of ensuring a productive office, and in gaining my own skill and learning from the job too. I had so much respect for him, he sorted me an apartment in a tech related sector of the city, and I started to make some friends and make some plans too. He encouraged me so much.

Though one night, when we’d been out for a good time on the town, he stopped me when l was walking to the door. He had something to say, but he was afraid that I would take it the wrong way. In truth I’d been kind of harbouring similar emotions with relation to him. Not wanting to presume, l’d kept them bottled up, and was hoping that they were just a side effect of the transformation. Appar- ently, this was not so. I’d fallen for him, head over heels, and I wasn’t sure how much longer I could take it before I told him.

“Jessi, there’s something i’ve been meaning to say to you…” he stuttered, the most vulnerable I’d seen him. I didn’t care what he had to say, the intent was all
 in his action. He was a man who could have anything he wanted, anything he
 wanted potentially, aside from me. Therein lay his indecision and fear, he was
 worried I was going to say no. To be fair, I didn’t say yes. ljust leapt up to his
 face and kissed him as hard as I could. Though he was surprised initially, it didn’t
 take him long to reciprocate. We went inside, and he made a woman of me. I
 wouldn’t sleep alone a single night afterward, he would always remain by my
 side.

The wedding was a small one, attended only by close family and friends, those
 who would understand why I’d needed to move away and change myself so
 much, they were supportive, and I loved them for it. The day flew by, with me
 dressed in the most beautiful wedding dress I’d ever seen. A white gown that
 stretched a few feet behind me as I walked. I lost count of how many people
 praised it that day.

The honeymoon was ecstasy, and we decided to take a week. Ever since our
 first night together, we’d been unable to separate ourselves for very long at all,
 always eventually falling into each other’s arms, and landing on a soft place
 somewhere for a long, hard, time. I’d finally met the person I could truly love, and
 it had been the last person I could have possibly have expected. Such a strange
 situation, but one that endeared me to the world so strongly. What followed was
 the greatest adventure.

The doctors were amazed to find that l was pregnant. I’d been feeling sick in the
 morning, and had been just feeling down generally, so I went back to the clinic to
 make sure there were no side effects to my transformation. There was one, but
 it wasn’t a bad one. Over the next nine months I swelled, enduring every beauti-
 ful high and desperate low of a full term pregnancy, before I gave birth to my
 son, Shaun, on a bright morning in December. He looked like his father, I was so
 proud. I was never a happy man, but I’d become a delighted and fulfilled woman.