Travis sat on the stairs as his own body paced back and forth in front of him. He was a popular name in the adult entertainment business and often worked with OnlyFans women. But while photographing Lucy for her page, a blinding flash had struck — and suddenly, he was no longer himself.
“Look, you need to chill — you’re giving me a heart attack,” Travis said, brushing Lucy’s long red hair out of his eyes.
“Chill? Chill?! We’ve swapped bodies! How can I chill? I’m a fucking man!” Lucy sobbed, running into the next room.
Travis looked down at the revealing top Lucy had been wearing during the shoot. Tattoos wound across her body, her legs were smooth and toned, and black heels pinched her feet. He slipped them off and wiggled her toes — perfectly manicured, flawless.
He chuckled. Feet content. Always a money maker.
When he peeked into the bedroom, Lucy — now in his body — was curled up on the bed, crying uncontrollably. It was unnerving to see himself like that.
“Ouch!” he hissed, nicking his skin on one of Lucy’s long nails. “Why do women even wear these things?”
Catching sight of himself in the mirror, he froze. “What the hell is going on?”
Hours later, they sat together on the sofa. Lucy had stopped crying but looked devastated. Travis grabbed the remote, flicking through channels. Strangely, there were no soaps, no sports, no news — until, suddenly, a broadcast cut in.
On screen, an elderly woman held a microphone. The headline beneath her read:
MASS WORLD BODY SWAP EVENT CAUSES CHAOS
After watching for a hour suddenly the broadcast cut back to the anchor, her voice trembling but steady:
“Authorities confirm tonight that the event is permanent. Scientists have not found a way to reverse the phenomenon. Billions of people across the globe are adjusting to new identities. Officials urge calm as society adapts to this unprecedented change.”
The words hung in the air like a death sentence.
The announcement left them stunned, Lucy breaking down in Travis’s body while he sat in silence inside hers. The devastation was unbearable — yet as the news showed children trapped in the bodies of the elderly, couples torn apart, and families unable to recognize one another, they realized with a hollow ache that, as cruel as their fate was, some had it far worse.
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