A Telling Transformation

By Alicia N

Leah has always seen herself as a woman, but her body wasn’t always up to the task. Tonight that all changes as she both gets her lifelong wish fulfilled and experiences a new world of pleasure.

Fed up with waiting years and years to do things the old-fashioned way, Leah is instead seduced by an opportunity to get what she wants in a mere instant.

When doing so, she meets a certain woman.

A woman who’s going to make her feel all kinds of things she never has before, who is going to teach all about what experiencing pleasure as a woman is like. Teach her all kinds of things about feeling good, about things Leah never has experienced before. Slowly make Leah realise that this, that being a woman...

...that there is absolutely nothing better than being a woman.

But behind it all, some doubts still remain. Will Leah be able to make her way through after her transformation, or will she end up failing or going back to the way she was before?

This story is about 5000 words long and intended for 18+ readers only

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alicia N
• Release date: Apr 28, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005102241

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A Telling Transformation

Published by Alicia N at Smashwords

Copyright 2022 Alicia N

All characters are entirely fictional and over the age of 18

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A Telling Transformation

This wasn’t the kind of place that Leah would usually visit. But with the rumours she had heard, she couldn’t help growing interested. If they were true… Well, then this was a once in a lifetime opportunity. Maybe a chance even rarer than that. 

If not, it was at worst nothing more than some time she wouldn’t get back. 

So after a moment of hesitation she pushed the heavy metal door open, and slowly stepped inside. What greeted LeaH as she entered the building was… on the floor the entrance was on? Not much. She found herself in the middle of a huge, spiraling staircase. One flight of stairs circling around and leading up far above where she was standing, no end in sight. Just as many seeming to lead endlessly downwards in the other direction.

So, which way to go? Up or down?

...did it really matter? 

If she had a coin, Leah would have flipped it to decide, but she wasn’t carrying one… so, whichever way was fine, downwards it was. And downwards she went. One step, two steps. Further and further, counting the steps until just over fifty, when she finally gave up on