All characters are 18+. Contains: Asian, Asian female, high school, identity change, nerdification, raceplay, smut, TF, transformation, weight gain, WG, White male, WMAF
A shrill bell cut through the dry air of the high school classroom, causing the students inside to rise and gather their bags as Mr. Kent shouted over the clamor.
"Remember the homework due tomorrow! No extensions, you've had all summer," he said as a dozen teens ran past him and out the door. Mr. Kent's chemistry class was the hardest senior course in the school, but the kids never understood until they failed this first assignment.
He sighed as he picked up his briefcase and stepped toward the door.
"Is it too late to get help?" a voice rang out from the back of the classroom, where one student had stayed to collect his belongings. It was Matthew's last class for the day, and it marked the end of a hellish first day in a new school. The boy had just moved to San Francisco, and he didn't want to be seen walking home alone.
"From me? Yes. See you tomorrow," Mr. Kent said curtly before walking into the hallway. Matthew turned red, and he stuffed the rest of his textbooks into his bag. I guess there's no scoring points with this teacher, he thought to himself.
Matthew bent down to pick up a pencil off the ground. All he had to do was keep his head down, and the school year would be fine. The internet could probably solve most of these equations anyways.
"I heard you needed help!" a high-pitched voice said from the front of the room.
Matthew turned around and jumped back. The owner of the voice, a short, Japanese girl wearing a frilly pink dress, looked excitedly at him. She barely grazed five feet.
"The homework is pretty easy. All you need to do is mix a few compounds from the class cabinet and record the reactions. Easy A if you get the right combinations," she said. She seemed to bounce with excitement, almost tap-dancing as she shifted her weight from left to right.
"I'm sorry, who are you?" Matthew didn't recognize her from class, though Asians usually didn't catch his eye. The raven-haired girl could've been in all of his classes today and he wouldn't know.
"Oh, I'm Kallie!" she beamed while walking closer. Weren't these girls supposed to be quiet and shy? Matthew thought to himself. They were also supposed to be smart, which could come in handy for the assignment due tomorrow.
Matthew put his bag down on the desk slowly, realizing that Kallie could help fix the first impression he gave Mr. Kent earlier. An A+ would surely impress the grumpy teacher.
"It'll only take a few minutes, really!" Kallie continued in that enthusiastic voice, crossing the classroom to open the cabinets that stored the chemicals. As the thin girl reached the shelves to grab a box of shimmering vials, Matthew saw the lace of her dress drift up slightly, exposing her creamy, pale skin and a sliver of white underwear.
Blood rushed to his cheeks and his dick. Thank God the slight tent in his khakis wasn't bad enough to where she could see, since she was already walking towards him.
"So, where are you from?" Kallie said with a twinkle in her eye. "I sure haven't seen you before. And I definitely would've remembered a guy like you." She put the box of vials down on the desk and looked Matthew in the eye. She was almost a foot shorter than him. She crossed her arms and waited for an answer.
For some reason, the way Kallie was looking at Matthew with a slight smirk made him feel like she knew that he'd seen her panties. She raised an eyebrow and tilted her head playfully. He didn't notice it before, but she smelled of strawberries and cream.
"Wyoming," he said. He didn't want to say he was from a town that had more chickens than people. And more churches than convenience stores. This was San Francisco, and it was a hell-of-a-lot more diverse than what he was used to. His parents brought home Thai food when they'd moved in last week, and he'd choked at the table.
"Not many Asians there, right?" Kallie chuckled as she mixed the contents of three vials together in a beaker. "Bet this was a shock."
Matthew didn't really know what to say. He shrugged and nodded. I guess it was, he thought. Asians weren't really his thing, but he'd noticed the bubble tea stores and mixed-race couples around town. Still though, there were plenty of white chicks. He smiled a bit as he thought about a couple of blonde cheerleaders he saw earlier at the cafeteria.
Kallie's eyes narrowed slightly, as if she could read his mind. Her small hands shook the beaker a little quicker. She wrapped her two fists around the cylinder and swished for a few seconds. Once the liquids were mixed enough to satisfy her, she uncorked it and smiled.
"Here, sniff it! If it smells like flowers, we've got the first problem down," she said, grinning as she offered the beaker to Matthew. A couple K-pop themed bracelets jingled on her wrist as he leaned in and took a deep breath.
Woah. The smell of cherry blossoms hit him strongly. He leaned back, but found himself suddenly weak in the knees. Matthew grabbed the table to steady himself.
"Ope! Did I make it too strong?" Kallie asked. Her voice seemed far away. It didn't matter though, because he crumpled to the ground, narrowly missing the chair. The last thing he saw before the world went dark was Kallie's face, grinning over him excitedly.
When Matthew woke up, he couldn't move. He was on his back and strapped to a lab table with black ribbons. He panicked and started to struggle against them. Then the smell of strawberries and cream hit him.
"Hey there! Glad to see that you're awake now!" Kallie's familiar voice rang out from his left. Spooked, he shifted to his right. "It's always fun to see the changes this way."
Matthew was confused. His stomach felt off, like he was nauseous. His head hurt. Kallie leaned over the table until her face was right above his. Her long, black hair tickled his cheeks. He didn't notice it before, but Kallie's eyeliner was in the shape of a cat-eye, accentuating her monolids.
"What the hell?" he groaned. He knew he shouldn't have trusted her. The ribbons that kept him tied down wouldn't budge, no matter how hard he pulled.
"I thought senior year would be lonely. My ex moved away this summer," Kallie said as she put her hand on his stomach gently. Matthew's nausea was getting worse. "But the second I saw you, I knew I could make you mine."