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Jack & Jill - Phase 8, Part 11

Holly and Janelle reunite and share more than memories...

I've been looking forward to writing Holly and Janelle's reunion for quite a while. These two have been through so much, both together and apart. And their experiences with Second Dawn have been very, very different. Are they even the same people who helped and comforted each other all those years ago?

I can't wait to hear your thoughts! 😊

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Comments

That was predictably awesome. Holly is a villian. And the return of Angela for a cameo! We love Angela!!!!

Jessica Thence

I love to mix a little moralizing with my spiciness. Thank you, Stacy. 😉💖

Emory Ahlberg

Hmmm what an interesting chapter.....spicy with a generous helping of self moralization and delusion hehe x

stacy C

Yeah, yeah... I sometimes forget myself and treat those fantasy world too serious... :D I can't wait what will happen next... I hope for joining forces and overthrow the system to make it work for the bright side of the force now... :D

MaggieHeels

I think therein lies the crux of the matter, as Emory says in some previous comment, Holly even knowing that what she is doing is bad, knows that if it weren't for her and the coven she has created (I'm looking forward to learning more about said coven), the things they being done to the abductees would be terribly worse. She with her horrible acts, because yes, it's are too and she knows it, at least she is making sure that not all those boys are mere playthings, at least she has made some of them something a little less evil, companions, and have a way to survive for what awaits them in the future. Now, as I said before and I understood Emory from her comments, Holly is not going to "get off scot-free", and now, all those years of helping Xu, even though she thought she was doing the lesser evil, are going to come back to haunt her. We'll see how she comes out of it. If you notice, right now Jill is being put in the same position as Holly by Xu. He wants her as his replacement and she is having the same moral dilemma that Holly faced at the time: Help Connor and Ryan to have a better future by going into the system and slowly make Second Dawn better --> what Holly did. Try to run away if possible --> almost impossible. Holly tried that with Joel and we already know the consequences..... Hi Janelle! Or overthrow the system --> maybe now with the knowledge of Holly, Jannelle, her coven... and with the help of her sister and Mason? they have a better chance. It is also clear that Jill is not Holly, both have different lives and personalities so we will see what she decides to do and why, if they join forces or become enemies... that's only in Emory's little head😘 We can only wait and see without biting our nails hehehe PS: obviously this is fiction, let's not forget, and I try to put myself in the fictional protagonists' shoes, so the moral dilemmas are obviously more lax than in reality.😉

ckarya

Hmmm I'm starting to feel a bit weird in this conversation (do not want to say "uncomfortable")... I stated my subjective opinion on what I saw/read... about "facts" that happened in this story already (I leave aside the fact that the case involves a fictional story) and you both are talking about "what ifs" this is the difference between us here... You both are trying to legitimize doing bad things if under terrible situation... let's clarify something :) Doing bad things is always bad NO MATTER WHAT... and it is also obvious that a person under extreme pressure probably will choose to do a bad things to save own life... Was Holly's life endangered whole time? Did she enjoyed at any time what she was doing? She's aware of what she did and how bad that was... She had plenty of time to rethink all of this. I have a hope she'll want to redeem herself now :)

MaggieHeels

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Alyson Greaves

Yay! Gosh but your comments always make me so happy, Alyson. 💖 I'm so happy you were able to catch the differences between Holly and Janelle's body language. I was afraid it might be too subtle, especially in still images. Poor Janelle's body has never actually belonged to her. Xu changed Jason so drastically and so quickly that, like Joey/Josie there was no time to adapt. For years she has just been gritting her teeth and trying to get through each day without going insane. Her nerve-endings FINALLY reconnecting after all these years when she was with Holly were the first inklings of her body becoming HERS again. Was that all undone by Holly's casual revelation? I loved their intimate moments and I felt so, so bad knowing what would happen at the end. Although Xu and Holly spoke about the fragility of Jill's identity, right now Holly's identity is also under serious assault. She has been able to keep her sanity and her sense of self by not caring what others think of her. The only problem is that, up until now, the "others" have been people she hated: Davis, Xu, and the rest of Second Dawn. Now, she's being judged by Janelle and Jill (although she doesn't know this yet), and her shields are taking a serious pounding. Because the truth is she DOES care, and she doesn't WANT to be a monster... But if you wear a mask for long enough, the mask becomes your face. The future of their relationship is up to Janelle's capacity for empathy and forgiveness -- and if Holly is willing to truly change, despite Xu's prediction that she's incapable of it. Janelle wanted to burn Second Dawn and everybody involved to the ground. Can she still do that if Holly is inside, burning with the rest? And, Ken, I think you're absolutely right that it's easy for us to judge Holly. But the idea of being tossed into the world with a new gender (which she was, at the time, still adjusting to) and with no identity and no money would be a terrifying prospect to anybody. Can we say that she really had a choice?

Emory Ahlberg

Great comment, ckarya--and fun discussion! 💖 I agree with that it's easy to rush to judgement when it comes to Holly's actions. But you're absolutely correct that she was put in a terrible situation and had to make difficult choices. Can any of us really say we wouldn't choose to "side" with our kidnappers if it meant a relatively comfortable life vs. one of abject poverty? Every choice she made was under extreme duress. And, like you said, she isn't a sadist. She never sought this life of capturing men and changing them against their will as was done to her. Holly is both a survivor and a victimizer. The question she faces now is whether she'll continue as one or the other. 😊

Emory Ahlberg

That's not shitty at all. My feeling is that although Holly would defend herself from being called a "monster," she'd actually agree with you. The difference between her and somebody like Xu is that she does actually feel guilty. For a long time, she shut that emotion down, but Jill has taught her how to care again...and that's not going very well for her at the moment. 😉

Emory Ahlberg

I love the passion! 😁

Emory Ahlberg

She's one of my favs, as well. I love her backstory. 😊

Emory Ahlberg

So poetic! Thank you, France. 😁

Emory Ahlberg

Yeah, Janelle is a bit "fluffy" for sure. A big change from her old self...

Emory Ahlberg

I'm glad you liked it, Sky! 😁

Emory Ahlberg

Thanks, Ella! I, too, love seeing them together. We'll be getting more of that in these phases as the story threads come together. 😊

Emory Ahlberg

Thank you, Nina! Holly buried her morality in the deep, deep recesses of her mind and heart. She never sought the role Xu foisted on her, but she also didn't turn him down when offered. Can we really blame her for wanting to at least have some agency over her own fate? Yes, other men were captured by Second Dawn because of her actions, but wouldn't that have happened anyway? We know from Jill's part of the story that Holly has established some kind of group nicknamed the "coven" that seemingly treats the so-called "companions" much more gently than Mr. Davis. Would that have happened if Holly hadn't taken on Xu's offer? Still, Janelle's reaction is understandable. She always believed Holly was suffering alongside her, that they were in this together, but now she learns that Holly's been living a much better life because she is working with the enemy. That's a bitter pill to swallow. As for Jill's future... You're onto something for sure. 😀

Emory Ahlberg

Great "ending" theory, Maggie! I don't want to give anything away, but some of your ideas are very interesting. 😊

Emory Ahlberg

It's always fun to include them. And more are coming! 😊

Emory Ahlberg

Thank you, Maggie! I do try to give the story as much depth as I can. 😊 You can imagine Xu probably occasionally leaves "easy" cameras for Holly to find so she doesn't pick up on the idea that he has much better / more secretive hardware. I don't necessarily think of Holly as a dark person. That is, I don't think she ever had an intention of hurting people. She was pulled into a terrible situation and made choices. Were they the right choices? That's certainly up for discussion. She was terrified and alone. Xu killed her father and made her into a woman. Can any of us say for certain we wouldn't have done exactly what she has if we were in her pumps? 😉 And yep! That's Angela in the flesh. We've seen her a few times since her change. She even had a rendezvous with Holly a bit earlier this same day... https://www.patreon.com/posts/angelas-snapshot-64504128

Emory Ahlberg

Thank you, Rachel! 😊

Emory Ahlberg

Thank you very much, Patrick! Mr. Xu is unquestionably a master of the human psyche. And, of course, the psychological (some might even say spiritual) metamorphosis that the "companions" often go through is a big part of why he's interested in them. One can imagine Xu must have become a master manipulator to gain all the wealth and power he has attained. But having conquered the world of business, his appetite was not sated. But, despite having dominated the corporate world, his appetite was not satisfied. At first, physically transforming Holden into Holly was only a means of punishing her father for his transgressions. But although the physical transformation was impressive, Holden's psychological adaption to becoming a woman is what piqued his interest. In some ways, Holden's total transformation into Holly is the reason Second Dawn exists. I doubt Xu would have founded his "club" had Holden reacted as Ryan has to being forcibly regendered. Mr. Xu is interested in the business side of Second Dawn (the "toys") only because it supports the exploration and understanding of these parts of the human psyche. That is, establishing what psychological traits a person needs to successfully adjust to a new gender. Toys are essentially failed companions. Xu wants to know specifically how a man can be physically and mentally changed into a woman. He believes this can even improve a person's station and level of happiness in life (like in Jill's case). Basically, he thinks that society is (by nature) extremely gendered and not everyone is suited to their gender role even if they are (mostly) cis. And so, Mr. Xu creates the perfect environment of psychological manipulation and physical transformation for a person to become the best version of themselves. Or, at least, the best person from Xu's rather traditional viewpoint.

Emory Ahlberg

Yep. Holly's identity as is under an assault, as well.

Emory Ahlberg

Holly was Xu's first victim of this kind (though Xu undoubtedly has other victims), but she allowed herself to become a tool. The question is: Can we blame her? Sure, she could have resisted, but what good would this have done?

Emory Ahlberg

Do you think Xu is lying about his offer to Jill? That she won't be allowed to become a handler?

Emory Ahlberg

Excellent observation, Tiki. After all, Mr. Xu certainly doesn't seem the type to discard anybody who is useful and loyal. Why is he choosing to let Holly go now?

Emory Ahlberg

Thank you, Storm! 😁

Emory Ahlberg

Hugs! There's still a chance for them if Holly makes some good choices...

Emory Ahlberg

Oh, you meant the after events... OK... but still you're trying to minimize somehow her evil deeds because of what happened to her with which I personally, subjectively not sure if can agree with... ;) From my point of view if something looks bad and irreversible it is bad and irreversible... and I wouldn't try to compare this case to let's say stealing a bread to not die from hunger keeping in mind that stealing is bad ;) here we have a bit different caliber ;) Nonetheless I strongly wish for Holly to attain her redemption by doing equall amount of good things from now on to regain the balance for her soul :D

MaggieHeels

That's exactly my point, Maggie, it depends on what she does from now on, she will have redemption or not. It is clear that her behavior up to now has been and is really immoral and reprehensible, but it is also true that she has been kidnapped, her father has been murdered and she has been ruined, physically, socially and monetarily.... I don't think it would be very easy to emerge from that being an angel. I would like to think (that's what I would like), that her movements, apart from the merely selfish ones, go a little further and are aimed at a slow revenge, served on a cold plate and with leaden feet. When I was writing the previous comment and this one, I am very conflicted with the character, because obviously what she has done to more than 100 men is morally and ethically despicable, but it is also true that she is not driven by perverted and evil impulses like the members of Second Dawn. She is also a victim of those bastards and she is surviving. Now, she is moving on a very very fine line, where right now she seems to be on the dark side, but in the future and depending on how she acts she may come back to the light... not bright and spotless, but at least with a candle or two hehe. This is why I love Emory's stories, both the characters and the plots have a thousand faces and a lot of complexity in their development.

ckarya

I may be shitty for thinking it but i dont like holly, Xus right. Shes just a monster who tells everyone and herself that shes innocent.

Juliet Taylor Briar

Yessss, yessss! Fuck you Holly, Fuckk youuuuuu.

Juliet Taylor Briar

Not rush to label her as morally incorrect? eh... i am completely lost here... let's do a quick recap... For me Holly is a person who was deeply experienced by life.... What's done is done.... but does that excuse her wholeheartedly from what she did later? She helped castrate against their will more than a hundred innocent guys?.... If this is not immoral then it means that I, in that case, do not know what it means.... according to me, Anakin Skywalker next to her is a small pixie.... Holly joined the dark side of the force and that can not be explained otherwise. The only salvation for her imho is what she will decide to do from now on... ;)

MaggieHeels

Nice reunion of Holly and Janelle, very ironic. Role swapping, of half role swapping hehe, well brought Em. Once past the climax, the truths come...and they hurt. I hope, for Holly's sake, that Janelle can get over it. And very interesting Xu's final thoughts, which I agree with in part. I am somewhat more condescending to Holly than the old bastard. You've literally ruined her life, physically and socially, what did you expect, for her to go out into the real world with one hand in front and one hand behind? He says he hasn't grown up like others. I disagree, I think she has, she is a survivor who has been able to mold the "shell with the fruit", and she is playing the game of her new life with the cards she has been dealt. I think we should not rush to label her as morally incorrect, I think she still has cards to play and depending on how she plays them, we will be able to judge her correctly. Also, let's not forget that she unlike the other Second Dawn members and handlers, he/she was a victim first. PS: I'm a bit disturbed about the cameras, has Holly really checked the room? She won't continue to play... I love the nuances of your stories Emory, they always leave you wanting more and with lots of questions to be answered....

ckarya

Angela is an underrated beauty. I always forget about her until she shows again.

Cryofly

The blue sky found its sea, tenderly with passion they met again and gave birth to a new thunderbolt. Thanks EA.

France Day

The end of this part reminds me a bit of Dorley when Aaron was talking about judging the way Steph was coping. Obviously the morality involved in this situation is a lot less clear cut and Holly has done some atrocious things, but while she could have walked away as Xu said she would have been doing so with no money, identity, or connections to fall back on, a new and abused woman completely alone in the world, she would have also been doing so knowing that her lover was still being held hostage, mutilated, and assaulted by the same man who did so to her. This is not something either woman is going to be able to get over easily, though I hope they do. Both because regardless of whatever else has happened a lot of what they have been through has been for eachother and because this is just another one of Xu's manipulative and masochistic games and if nothing else it would be nice to see him start losing.

Ken

Janelle’s got herself a bit of a “muffin top”, doesn’t she.

Rex

Nothing more hot erotic than asking pleading yelling fuck me now as Holly sticks her erection in her humping

Sky

Janelle, by far the one of them most used to surveillance being used against them, really should have pushed Holly more about hidden cameras! I love every shot with the two of them together. The contrast is incredible: Holly’s completely comfortable in her body and Janelle’s just… not. She can fake it, and she’s good at it, but next to a girl who *enjoys being a girl*, it’s obvious. Holly’s also kinda walking on eggshells in these early pages. It’s cute (and *doesn’t* make me preemptively sad because I’ve read the whole thing already, nope). Also, Janelle, I don’t think you were caught because you were careless; you were merely caught slightly earlier. Early Xu, just getting started with Second Dawn and so without a huge organisation to protect? I bet he would have torn the planet apart to find Holly. Horrible also to learn over the course of this how little Janelle’s been a part of things. Xu took her whole life from her, and yet she’s barely involved in any of it. And her one night with Holly was her saving grace! Holly doesn’t even know how much she’s about to hurt Janelle, and now that they’re back together there’s no way the truth isn’t going to come out. I suppose it’s better to do it right away (after some orgasms); at least it can’t fester between them. If there even is going to be a ‘them’ after this… I think, Hol, when Janelle thinks back to you saying you owe her your soul, she might prefer you keep it. Holly’s insecurity about her body is back! Babe, no-one cares that your squishy bits are half plastic, they just want to squish them. I still love page six. Just the two of them. Janelle starting to relax, to feel at home with someone for the first time in forever. I keep thinking back to when she met up with Emily and Mason, how she casually stripped off like she didn’t care. Because… she didn’t. Because this isn’t her body. But you get the feeling, after enough time with Holly, it might be, once day. Oops. Everything with them getting together finally is cute as HELL. Especially with Janelle getting turned on for the first time since the last time she was with Holly. Those rusty nerve endings finally firing up again. …And then it all comes crashing down. How will Janelle deal with the foundation of her new life being torn out from under her? How will Holly cope with her newly rediscovered conscience getting the battering of its life? Will Angela ever get a blouse that will stay buttoned up? I love this story so much, even when it makes me cry. Especially when it makes me cry.

Alyson Greaves

I love to keep seeing more of all the characters! And what a sexy chapter!

Ella Cherry

The web keeps on spinning and growing! Excellent as always Emory! Janelle is completely valid in her thinking. Holly has seriously become a moral dilemma. I wonder what this whole even that Jill is being prepped for truly entails. I was simply under the assumption it would be some new way to incorporate reproduction and truly make “Jack” into a female Jill. Now Im not so sure and feel like Xu is somehow a truly omnipotent god. Janelle might be on the right wavelength here. Can’t wait to see how you expand the story!!

Nina

Great to see all the girls.

maven poulter

I have no idea how Emory has planned to end this... but i have already shaped my own ending a bit....... Holly would want to take over what Xu built... but she would like to run it without making a lot of changes... maybe with a little less aggression from handlers... From the other hand JIll would want to stop this entire illegal operation of producing&selling obedient sexual toys for rich people and change it into official/legal business helping men who wants to transition... and Jill would give Holly an ultimatum that she cannot refuse... instead of sending her to jail she will be helping her running legal company...

Maggie Heels

GOD.

Rachel Ashley

This is sooooooooooooooooooo bizarre..... this story has so many layers..... that any soap opera from South America has no chance here :D No cameras buahahaha sweeping skills for cameras kinda sucks... Holly is truly dark person... Janelle has absolutely right to be shocked with this confession... Xu thinks Holly is not strong enough to fulfill her needs to be rich and the leader... hmmm I am not so sure she'll be always so weak... she definitely should learn how to look for hidden cameras... for start... then maybe takeover Xu with some help from Jill.... wait a minute...................... Angela? is this "this" Angela? She is "literally" personal assistant of Xu :D what a rare occasion for a former guard to see "everything" from first hand sitting next to "the boss" LOL......... wow maybe she could be used for some "inside job" helping taking Xu down... all depends on her loyalty levels for Xu... will she be recruited by Holly & Jill to take over all Xu's assets or not :D

Maggie Heels

:D

Maggie Heels

The thing I like about Xu as an antagonist is how good he is when it comes to the human mind. As if he can determine what kind of person someone can be when he puts them through his procedure.

Patrick Hunt

Jill is questioning who her "friends" and identity are and Holly is about to be reduce nothing. The irony.

Tiki D

Janelle has every right to be mad at Holly, despite doing serving Xu to get to her.

Tiki D

Despite their situations, Janelle really brings it home that Holly is no different from Mason basically through manipulating victims for Xu cause.

Tiki D

I have bad feeling about what going to happen Jill after dinner party. The previous chapters foreshadowing in them.

Tiki D

Xu was leading "the blind of the blind" around Holly the whole time. He using her the entire time and using her to lure more men to become women for him. Then the time her use was done, he would toss her aside for gain someone more, like Jill.

Tiki D

Ohh good

Stormfries

This is going to destroy me 💀

Zoe Storm

😃🥰😨😥😭😠 Coherent reaction later.

Alyson Greaves


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