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Ballet Slippers

Kyle, now Kayla, was very upset. It had only been 2 weeks ago that his mother had decided that he was too vulgar and needed to be taught how to be good. Originally, he didn't care, he was 21 and despite living with his mother, barely saw her so he knew there was nothing that she could do. Oh how wrong he was. You see, Kyle had no clue that his mother was a witch, all he thought was that she was a ballet teacher. While she was also a ballet teacher, he also used her witch magic in order to get students, turning boys into little girls or just straight up hypnotising boys and girls alike to take up her classes. For Kyle it was the first option.

His mother had laid out ballet slippers on his bed but nothing else was there. He looked at the suspiciously and then turned his back, but something seemed to grab him. The shows had summoned ribbons that were not their to begin with and had latched onto his hand, dragging him backwards. The forced his hand to pick up the slippers and slide them on. That was when all hope was lost. The slippers secreted a pink liquid that traveled up his legs towards his top. The liquid melted down his hoodie and jeans, turning them into a leotard with tights. Next, it entered towards his head through his ears, and started to cover it, making him black out.

When he had awoken, he was in a ballet studio, but no music was playing and no one was around. He was concerned and then his mother's voice popped into his head, "I see your awake now...having a daughter for 2 weeks was nice, so I've decided to keep you like this, and don't worry about not enjoying it...the mental changes should start to become permanent soon". She spoke in such a sickly sweet voice and he started to panic. His now little body started to hyperventilate until...the music started playing. Her mind went blank and then Kayla blinked, looking around at the ballet studio. That's right! She arrived early to get in some early practice! It wasn't long before Kayla was dancing to the music, non the wiser to who she used to be