This is not a sex story so much as a love story with sexy bits. Indeed, if you don't get turned on by body swap stories you might not find it sexy at all.
Oh, and this is chapter three. If you haven't read from the start, really, it's better that way.
Enjoy
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Chapter Three: Jenny Eccles
When we got back I went into my room, stripped off and got down on my hands and knees ready to take off the necklace. The dizziness came and went and it wasn't long before I was back as a guy, kneeling on the floor, still a little breathless and checking between my thighs that everything was in order. When I had fully recovered and was putting away my girl clothes in the wardrobe I felt a little twinge of regret. After the initial shock and disorientation I had quite enjoyed being a girl. In particular the walk in the park had been lovely. It was hard to pin down the difference but if boy Tom had suggested a walk in the park with Andy it would have been rejected out of hand but for girl Tom, that was fine. I pushed this whimsy to one side, dug out my phone and dialled Jenny's number.
"Hello?"
"Hi, Jenny? Jenny Eccles? This is Tom, Tom Roberts, from college, remember?"
"Tom! Wow, long time and all that. I haven't see you since graduation. What's up? Why the call."
"I need a favour. It's a bit of a delicate matter."
"Ooh, now you've got me. I love delicate matters. Come along, tell Jenny everything."
"There's the problem. I can't tell you over the phone. It's got to be face to face and, more than that, it's got to be somewhere private."
"And why me?"
"Because.... Because back in college you were my closest female friend, the only one I could really talk to. Because of all the women I know you're the one I trust the most."
"Oh, Tom, that's really sweet of you but can't you give me a teensy clue what this is all about?"
"I really can't. I know this is a lot to ask but I really can't tell you anything until we're face to face and in private."
"Umm.... Look, I'm not trying to be funny but does it have to be just me. How about I bring my boyfriend along."
"No! No men! Sorry, didn't mean to snap like that but, if you have to bring a friend it has to be another woman. When you see what I've got to show you you'll understand."
"So, let's get this straight. A guy I used to know in college, a guy I used to be good friends with but haven't spoken to in ages, rings me up out of the blue and wants to meet somewhere in private but he won't tell me why and insists that I don't bring my boyfriend. Why on earth should I agree?"
"You're right. You shouldn't. I'm sorry I bothered you."
"Hang on, hang on. I didn't say I wouldn't. Do you know, of all the guys in our year you're the one who didn't make a pass at me. You're gay, aren't you? This has something to do with being gay, doesn't it?"
"Not exactly...."
"Not exactly means yes. OK, you've got me. I'll be your fag hag. When do you want to do this."
"Soon as possible. In fact the sooner the better."
"That urgent, eh?"
"It is a bit."
"Well, I'm not doing anything tonight. Do you still live in Melchester?"
"Yes."
"In that case, how about meeting up in the Flying Horse at seven. Do you know the Flying Horse, the one on Bishop Street? You can buy me dinner while you tell me all about it. Yeah, I know you said somewhere private but if you want to do this then you're going to have to play by my rules and my rules say that we start with the Flying Horse. If, and it's a big if, I feel safe then we can go back to my place after we've eaten."
And so it was that, come seven o'clock, we met up at the Flying Horse. It's more of a chain than a gastro-pub but the meals are edible and reasonably priced. As we ate we caught up with old times. When I told her I lived with Andy she commented that she knew I was gay and laughed at my protestations.
With the meal done she looked at me long and hard and I could see her weighing things up. Apparently I passed the test because she agreed that we could go back to her house which turned out to be just around the corner. As we walked there she kept her hand in the pocket of her jacket and I could see she still didn't entirely trust me but she let me in and, together, we went into her front room.
"OK, now you've got me in private, tell me about this big mystery," she said as she closed the door.
"I can't tell you, I'll have to show you but, before I do, please, you have to promise that you won't freak out."
"Have I ever been the sort that freaks out?"
"No, and that's part of the reason I chose you but this is a bit extreme. Are you ready?"
"As ready as I'll ever be."
"Just don't panic. OK. I've no idea what this looks like from the outside but, here goes." I slipped off my jacket and laid it on a chair. Then I took the necklace from my jeans pocket and put it around my neck and, for the third time that day, I went through the transformation.
I don't know if it was that I was getting used to it or whether it was actually getting easier but each change was far less traumatic than the previous one. Sure, there was still the dizziness and sure, I still ended up on all fours on the floor but I recovered faster and it wasn't long before girl Tom was looking up at Jenny who was standing over me. She no longer had her hand in her pocket but it was out, holding a spray canister which was pointed directly at me.
"How the heck did you do that? You have ten seconds to tell me before I give you a face full of pepper spray! One false move and you get sprayed anyway."
"Please, Jenny! Don't do that. I don't know how I do it, I don't know even if I do it, please, Jenny, I really don't know."
"And you're still Tom?"
"Oh yes, very much so."
"You... you don't look like Tom."
"But I am. Really I am."
"Really.... OK, so where did we go the night your gran died?"