1
After the Alt Shift, Alex's life turned into a real hell. When he woke up in the body of Sara Jenkins, the wife of a successful lawyer, Mark, reality seemed to crash down on him. He, a 22-year-old college honor student, who had always considered women as "the weaker sex," now found himself in a woman's body. And that body, damn it, seemed to have a life of its own, literally screaming about what it needed.
The government had made it very clear: now, he was Sara. And no matter how hard Alex tried to resist, he was required to follow every aspect of this woman's life in order to keep the system intact. Noncompliance? Re-education camps. Alex had already seen the news about what they did to people there, and one glance was enough to make him understand: resistance was pointless.
But, damn it, living this life was impossible.
Mark, who stayed in his own body, seemed completely indifferent to what was happening. He, as always, read his newspaper in the mornings, drank coffee, and ignored every attempt by his "wife" to connect. Even Sara's body, designed to manipulate male attention, couldn't change that. Alex could feel the instincts raging inside him: he was literally drawn to Mark. Every touch, even the accidental ones, made his heart race, and his thoughts got scrambled. It was humiliating.
"I’m Alex, damn it. I’m not 28, I’m not a woman, and I don’t like men! I’m not... not this!" he thought, looking at his reflection in the mirror once again. Smooth skin, big blue eyes, curvy hips, a flat stomach, and breasts that attracted attention even against his will. Every detail screamed that he was now a different person, a woman, and that this body didn’t belong to him.
He tried to cope with it. Closing his eyes, Alex tried to imagine that a stranger, an ideal girl, the kind he could want, was standing before him. He imagined how he would approach her, how he would slide his hand across her waist, how he would feel the softness of her skin under his fingers. The picture became clearer... but only for a moment. Everything fell apart when he started seeing himself. Seeing himself as that girl.
In his head, everything flipped: her movements became his movements, her touches—his touches. And then, in this fantasy, a man appeared. At first, it was just a blurry silhouette, but then the features became clearer. Strong hands, confident movements. Alex couldn’t explain how it happened, but suddenly he saw himself as the one being embraced, the one being held. That man slid his hand across her waist—his waist. And at that moment, everything inside flared up.
2
A hot wave hit him instantly, and there was no escaping it. His body reacted traitorously fast: his breath quickened, his cheeks flushed, and the feeling of desire overwhelmed him.
For three months, Alex tried to ignore it. At first, he even tried to avoid his husband, pretending he needed time to "adjust." But the government sent inspectors to check how "Sara" was handling her role. Their visits were torture. They asked questions about daily details, checked social media photos, and, most importantly, demanded proof that Alex was living like the old Sara.
One day, Mark told the inspectors that Sara always wore sexy things at home. From then on, every evening, Alex had to dress in lace lingerie, form-fitting dresses, or something equally revealing. He hated it. Hated every seam, every fabric that seemed to scream to everyone: "Look, I’m a woman!"
But what terrified him the most was that he kept catching himself thinking that it wasn’t just the humiliation that pissed him off, but Mark’s indifference. It was as if he didn’t notice the efforts at all. No interest, not even a single look, not even an accidental one. Every time Alex, pushing himself, walked past his husband in another provocative outfit, he felt the anger flare up in his chest. Anger at Mark for his total indifference. Anger at himself for wanting his husband to notice him.
But today, everything got worse.
In the morning, Alex stood in front of the mirror in a red lace bodysuit. This wasn’t just some random piece from Sara’s wardrobe—he had chosen it himself, consciously. He chose it because he wanted to finally feel noticed. He wanted Mark to react, to look at him differently. Alex hated that thought, but he couldn’t deny the obvious anymore: he wanted Mark. He wanted his touch, his gaze, his... desire.
When the door opened, Alex was already ready. Leaning against the edge of the dresser, he tilted his head slightly, letting his long hair fall over his shoulder. The red lace bodysuit emphasized the curves of his new body, making him feel both internal protest and... strange excitement. He smiled. A light, almost innocent smile, one he had practiced in front of the mirror, seemed appropriate.
Mark entered, as usual, not looking ahead, focused on his phone. Alex held his breath, waiting for the moment when... Mark would raise his gaze, and something would change. Something had to change.
But Mark didn’t even stop. He barely glanced at him and passed by, heading to the kitchen. No reaction. As if he were walking past not a woman in lace lingerie, but just a shadow.
— Maybe enough? — Alex snapped, stepping forward.
3
Mark stopped at the kitchen door, reluctantly pulling his gaze from his phone. He turned, looked at Alex, and his face showed only a slight annoyance.
— Enough of what?
Alex gritted his teeth, feeling his hands tremble traitorously. This was the moment he had both been waiting for and dreading.
— Enough... — Alex’s voice cracked, and he froze, realizing how low he had fallen, how foreign everything felt. He, Alex Reeves, the college honor student who always believed that the most important thing was career, was now standing in a lace bodysuit, with trembling hands, desperately wanting a man. A man, damn it! He couldn’t even think about that before the Alt Shift. And this wasn’t just any man; it was his husband, the one he had begged... no, pleaded for to at least react to him.
Once, Alex had been sure that emotions were a weakness. He despised relationships, thinking they distracted from important goals, and saw women as nothing more than shallow, silly beings who lived in dreams of romance and empty chatter. He was a man of reason, not feelings.
But now, he was in a body that screamed its desires. Although at first, he had to play the role he hated, pretending to be Sara for those around him, it was no longer a game. Not for him.
A few weeks ago, he had finally broken. Lying alone at night, he felt his body starting to go insane. The desire he had been suppressing for so long became unbearable. And before he knew what he was doing, his hands slid down traitorously. At first, he tried to imagine someone else, anyone else, but the images faded, giving way to Mark’s face. He saw how he took off his tie, how his strong hands gripped his waist... And that destroyed him.
From that moment on, everything only got worse. Alex hated himself for it, but his fantasies about Mark became more frequent, more desperate. They were eating him alive. It was unbearable to see his husband every day, to feel his presence, to hear his voice, and to know that there would never be anything between them. Falling asleep alone was the hardest part, listening to Mark settling down in the room next door. Alex caught himself pressing against the pillow, breathing in the faint scent Mark left behind, and cursed himself for it.
And now he stood here, in front of Mark, in this fucking lace bodysuit, the crumpled remains of his dignity and sanity.
— I need to work, Sara, — Mark said, turning back toward the door. — I don’t understand what you’re trying to do.
Those words were the last straw. Alex, who had been frozen in place, clenched his teeth and then, suddenly, before he even realized it, took a step forward.
— Trying? — His voice was raw, shaking, but his eyes burned with desperation. — You’re my husband, Mark. My fucking husband! And you’re supposed to… you should…
He stopped, gasping for air, but he couldn’t stop now. Suddenly, his legs moved on their own, carrying him toward Mark. Alex grabbed his husband’s shoulders, forcing him to turn around.
4
Mark froze, clearly not expecting such an outburst, staring at Alex with a mix of surprise and irritation.
— Sara, what the hell are you doing? — His voice was ice-cold, but Alex wasn’t listening anymore.
— I’m doing what a wife is supposed to do! — he shouted before rising onto his toes, grabbing Mark’s shirt collar, and pressing his lips to his in a desperate attempt to kiss him.
The kiss was awkward, rough, almost aggressive. Alex’s heart pounded so hard it felt like it would break free from his chest. He wanted Mark to respond, to show—just once—that he didn’t see him as a shadow, as a burden, but as his wife, the woman he was supposed to love.
But Mark didn’t move. His hands came up to push Alex away, and a moment later, he did—firmly, but not violently, with just enough force to make Alex stumble back.
— Have you lost your fucking mind? — Mark barked, wiping his lips with the back of his hand as if trying to erase what had just happened.
— We… we’re husband and wife, Mark, — Alex whispered, his voice breaking halfway through as tears welled up in his eyes. He hated himself for it, but he couldn’t stop. — We’re supposed to… supposed to do this. You know the government…
— I know you’re not Sara! — Mark cut him off, his voice cold, but his eyes betrayed a flicker of tension.
Alex froze, staring at his husband, who looked like he had just realized he’d said that out loud.
— I know you’re not Sara! — Mark repeated, his voice still cold, but something in his face tightened, as if he knew he had crossed a line.
Alex froze, looking at his husband, who seemed to have just realized he’d said it out loud.
"Everyone knows it was always a body swap. Alex told everyone from the start who he was, including Mark, so this isn't a revelation. The government just forces everyone to live by the new laws, and Mark played along, or so it seemed to Alex. The husband doesn’t have sex with his wife and sleeps in a separate room because he knows who’s in her body, and he hid it from the government agency monitoring the adaptation process, even though they used to have sex several times a day before."
— "I know you're not Sara!" — Mark repeated, his voice cold, but there was a flicker of tension on his face, as if he realized he’d crossed a line.
Alex stood frozen, not looking away. These words weren't a revelation. They both knew the truth from the beginning. The moment Alex woke up in Sara's body after the Alt Shift, he told Mark who he was. And Mark, unlike many others, didn’t make a scene. He accepted it silently, evenly, almost coldly, but his behavior became even more distant.
5
— "I know that you know," — Alex growled, taking a step forward, feeling the warmth of Mark burning his skin, the smell of his cologne clouding his mind. — But that doesn’t change anything. We… we have to act like husband and wife! — he exhaled, his voice breaking, as he struggled to suppress the surge of desire.
— "Do you really want to talk about this?" — Mark raised an eyebrow, his tone hardening. — "You want me to remind you that all of this is a game we’ve been forced to play? You’re not Sara, and you’re not even a woman, Alex. I can’t... I can’t just pretend that you’re her."
— But you’re pretending in everything else! — Alex shouted, no longer holding back his tears. — You act perfect for the inspectors! They think we’re fine, that we’re a normal couple. You smile at them, you say all the right things so they don’t send me to a fucking conversion camp, and… why? Why are you doing all this if you don’t want me to be your wife?
His voice cracked, his breath hitched, and his eyes widened in shock—at himself.
"What? Fuck?! Did I actually just say that?! I want him to see me as his wife?!"
Alex swallowed, feeling shame, anger, and unbearable tension mix inside him for everything he had just said. He closed his eyes, trying to regain some control over his emotions, but instead, he only heard his own heartbeat, pounding in time with his panic.
Mark looked at him with a heavy expression, a mix of exhaustion and inner conflict. He ran his hand through his hair as if about to say something important, but stopped. Several seconds of painful silence hung between them, only increasing the tension in the room.
— I need to work. — Mark muttered, after mumbling something unintelligible, avoiding direct eye contact.
He turned away, as if this conversation meant nothing to him, and headed toward his office.
Alex stood still in the middle of the room, feeling the scorching knot of humiliation growing inside him. His face burned, his heart kept pounding too fast, and Mark's words, so cold and detached, hit harder than if he had yelled or struck him.
"I need to work." That was all he said. That was his response to this outburst of emotion, to this… desperation.
Alex collapsed onto the couch, gripping his head with both hands, trying to stop the trembling. Inside, everything was boiling.
"Work! That’s what matters to him most. Fuck, when did this become my world? When did I, Alex Reeves, a guy who could tell anyone to go fuck themselves if they got in his way, become… this? A helpless wife, begging her husband to at least look at her?!"
And yet here he was, sitting in a red lace bodysuit, with long hair cascading over his shoulders, in a body that was practically screaming for what it wanted. A body he could no longer control.
And worst of all, he wanted Mark’s attention. His gaze, his touch, his acknowledgment.
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