The Stud
By Clover Cox
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Caroline explores her masculinity with Renee.
Caroline Hardnett dreams of what it would be like to fully embrace her masculinity. She has an older brother and has always been jealous of how the world treats him. How he gets to live as a man. Carline wants to dress as a man and date women but doesn't have the courage.
Renee McCoy befriends Caroline and helps her new friend find the courage to cut her hair, buy a new wardrobe, and experience life as a stud.
The Stud is a heartwarming transgender romance story about a masculine lesbian woman who discovers the man within and the woman who helps this trans man come to terms with himself.
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The Stud - Clover Cox
THE STUD
Trans Man Meets a Hot Chick
Clover Cox
Copyright © 2020 Clover Cox
All rights reserved.
All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed or transmitted in any form of by any means, including photocopying or other electronic mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the few exceptional cases permitted by copyright law, which includes brief quotations in reviews.
Cover Image: Copyright © 2020 Clover Cox (All images and fonts paid and royalty free and available for commercial use without attribution)
To my readers, always
CHAPTER ONE
Two potential milk producers. Two painful sacks of tissue the shape of teardrops; unwanted extensions. I lifted my breasts in the mirror on my closet door and let them fall, wishing I had a ‘milk’ producer between my legs instead. Their jiggle and weight unnerved me. Why wasn’t my chest hard like a man’s? Why had I been born with these when my older brother had everything he wanted? I sighed and rushed to finish dressing because my father wouldn’t stop calling my name.
Caroline, I’m hungry.
Coming,
I screamed. Luckily, I had put a lock on my door after my eighteenth birthday two years ago, so dad couldn’t barge in like he used to when I raised my voice. He was treating me more like an adult, slowly but surely. He knew I was getting to where I could leave him and this small town behind. My brother, Andrew, left a few months ago.
My father was sitting in his recliner watching the news when I exited my room. Dad’s name was Roger, but I called him ‘dad’. I went to the kitchen and prepared a ham sandwich. It was still the early afternoon, so he could wait for dinner to eat a bigger meal. When I set the toasted sandwich on the table by his chair, dad grunted.
What’s wrong?
Rose was—
Yeah, yeah. Mom was better at everything. I know,
I said. My mother, Rose, had died when I was young. Her pictures were everywhere. I always thought it was sweet my father never found another woman after she passed from complications with a surgery, but I hated how dad treated me like her replacement just because I had a vagina between my legs when Andrew, my older brother, could do whatever he wanted. Dad said nothing to Andrew. If Andrew was his prince, I was the servant of their castle.
I walked away before my father could continue on about how Rose did everything better than I did. As much as I loved my mother, I wasn’t her. She, according to dad, loved her role as a wife and mother. She had loved Clifford, Missouri, the small town where we lived. I differed. My dream was to move to Kansas City and work as a mechanic. Start a shop. Perhaps explore my masculine side I kept under wraps. Join a football team. Play rough with the guys. Date chicks. Fantasies were much easier to dream than they were to live.
Stepping back into my bedroom, I locked the door. My father never moved from his recliner. He had a table on one side, and a mini fridge stuffed with beers on the other. Judging by the scent of his breath, he had drank several already today. I couldn’t control dad, so I just went along with it.
I opened my closet and pulled out my secret box. It housed my deepest desires. Right now, I was wearing jeans and a fitted women’s t-shirt, my long hair hanging down my backside. The shirt had those distinct short sleeves. My jeans were a women’s cut. I had to wear women’s clothing around the house.
Dad would question anything different. He might not have found a new woman, but the man had eyes. Whenever his eyes lingered too long, I just shrugged because I looked so much like my mother when he first met her. It must be hard to see so much of her in me, but she wasn’t me. I wasn’t her.
Unlocking my secret box, I lifted the lid. I pulled out a men’s wig of short brown hair. I made quick work of twirling my hair and placing it under a wig cap. This wig had come into my life a year ago when I finally hit the order button. Since then, I had been slowly adding more men’s items to my collection. I had even bought a couple straps to pretend I had a dick but only took those out when my father stumbled down to the bar to meet his friends for darts or pool.
Pulling a pair of men’s jeans from the bottom of the closet and a t-shirt with longer sleeves, I changed into my favorite outfit to lounge around my room. It took a few seconds to change if my father called or knocked, totally worth the effort to feel like myself for a few