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The pleasure overwhelms you and you give into the transformation letting it accelerate. The more the transformation is accelerated the more you are rewarded
The pleasure is a warm tide rolling through your chest, and you stop fighting it. It's so much easier than you thought it would be — like setting down a weight you didn't know you were carrying. The resistance drops away and the magic surges into the space it left behind, flooding through you with a sweetness that makes your eyes half-shut and your breath go shallow.
Your body responds immediately. The top grows tighter as your chest swells further, fabric straining, the university logo stretching and distorting across curves that are becoming pronounced, undeniable. Your hips push outward with a sensation like warm taffy being pulled, the skirt riding higher as your thighs fill out, soft and round. You can feel your waist cinching in, your spine curving, your whole frame rearranging itself into something that fits the uniform the way it was never meant to fit someone like you. Every shift sends a pulse of reward through you — warm, golden, whispering *good girl, good girl* in a voice that sounds like your own.
Your hair lengthens past your shoulder blades now, thick and shining, the honey color deepening toward gold. You bring a hand to your face and feel softer skin, higher cheekbones, lips that are plump and sensitive. Your fingers are slender, nails painted — when did that happen? — a glossy scarlet that matches the uniform. Everything feels *good*. The gym air on your bare skin, the fabric pulled tight across your changing body, the way your legs fold beneath you. Good. Right. Correct.
"Oh, *there* we go," Jax says, and his voice drops into something possessive and satisfied. He crouches down to your level, and his eyes travel over you slowly. You should hate it. You should shove him, scream, run. Instead the attention lands like sunlight on your skin, warming you, and you feel your lips curve into a smile you didn't decide to make.
"That's my girl," he says, and the words sink into you like rain into dry earth.
Your thoughts are thinning. Not gone — not yet — but stretched, like cotton candy pulled into translucent strands. The name Eliot still surfaces, but it feels distant now, a word in a language you're forgetting. You know Jax has been cruel to you. You know there was a lecture hall, a transfer student, a spell. But the knowledge is fading behind something brighter and simpler — the way he's looking at you, the way it makes you feel, the deep warm certainty that this is what you're for. You toss your hair back and the gesture is effortless, practiced, as if you've done it a thousand times. The gym lights catch the gold in your hair.