Girls' Night

“Oh goody!” Heidi squeaked. “It’s starting!”

Neither Simone nor the boys had time to ask what exactly was starting before Holly appeared at the breakfast bar in front of the speakers with a microphone in her hand. The DJ (who Simone realised she recognised as Heidi Kerrigan- known as “Heidi In A Band” because of her membership of local prog rock outfit Infeasible Langoustine and not to be confused with Simone’s newfound knight in shining armour Heidi Miller, the critically distinct “Heidi In Band” because of her musical extracurricular focus at school) adjusted some levels on the board and gave Holly the ok sign. Responding in kind, Holly raised the microphone to her lips.

“Hey hey hey boys and girls but mostly girls you know what time it is, welcome to girls’ niiiiight!” she warbled. A cheer went up from the female portion of the room. Some of the boys cheered too, probably out of momentum, but most just looked a little confused.

“It’s time for the main event, girlies, so I hope you all brought your appetites! The doors are locked, there’s no way out, so it’s time to switch out the soundtrack for something a little more hardcore to get us in the mood, am I riiiiight?” Holly gestured towards the crowd with the microphone. The girls cheered much louder this time, and more of the boys did too, seemingly liking what they were hearing the more that was revealed about this strange new situation.

“Sounds good to me.” Holly pulled the microphone back to her own face. “Heidi In A Band, if you’d be so kind- play us a dinner bell!”

A 10 page, ~5200 word story about a young trans woman learning just how little she really knows about what she's transitioning into.

Contains: Vore, Trans Woman Protagonist with some light allusion to dysphoria, Implied Casual Femdom Themes.

Nervous trans girl Simone can't quite believe that she's been invited to "girls' night" at popular classmate Holly's house. When she arrives, she discovers that "girls' night" weirdly seems to entail the presence of rather a lot of boys. Initially she suspects some kind of cruel prank- but as she's enlisted to help in locking the doors and the party truly begins, she quickly discovers that the truth is much much weirder and more horrifying. Simone very quickly is confronted with two quandaries- what do you do if the monsters you find yourself among offer you monsterhood; and is it really peer pressure if literally everyone in the world is doing it?