Andrew's New Sneakers: Transformation Erotica

By Lou Bealy

Andrew buys 2nd hand clothes and finds that their owner's spirit still inhabits them. His body and mind are changed as the confident James takes over.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lou Bealy
• Release date: Jul 10, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005670375

Lou Bealy

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Andrew’s New Sneakers by Lou Bealy

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This is a work of fiction and all characters depicted are 18 or older.

Andrew walked home dejectedly. When his dad had gotten him the interview, he had made it sound like it was a formality, that Andrew already had the job. But when the foreman laughed at him, he had begun to suspect that his dad may have misled him.

He had explained that he didn’t really have any skills or experience but his dad had told him it was entry-level so that shouldn’t have mattered. No, the real problem was how he bombed the interview. The interviewer was unbelievably harsh but Andrew couldn’t argue with anything he said. The supervisor who looked to be a few years younger than Andrew just casually tore him apart. He said Andrew was unimpressive, had no confidence, and obviously didn’t even really want to be there.

Andrew couldn’t really argue against any of that. He was there because his dad made him and he did need a job, especially if he was ever planning to move out. He had not even realized that he had gotten his hopes up, that he could do something worthwhile, something besides fast food or sitting in the basement at his parent’s house. Even though it was just a labor job at a construction site, it felt like a personal rejection. Especially with what the guy had said to him.

It was just one more thing he could add to his list of failures. A skinny dark-haired guy with unremarkable looks and unremarkable drive, ambition, or skills. A loser, he sometimes admitted to himself. He would go home and wallow in his room for the rest of the night, under normal circumstances. But that day he unknowingly took a different path. He almost made it to the other side