"I mean, you like wearing my panties, you must be a little bit of a slut. I'm sure you'd love to wear bras, miniskirts, dresses, heels, and makeup too." "Luna! No way." "Hey, if you steal something of mine, you're gonna have to suffer the consequences, babe."

Eric and Drake, just your average male 7th Graders who were not so popular, but popular at the same time. Of course, these two best friends always had the dates and good times. But one day, Eric and Drake wish that they could understand how it feels like to be a girl. Unbeknownst, a shooting star passes in the distance. The next morning, they are females... And they aren't quite sure what the logic is behind all of it. Could it truly be the magic of a shooting star? Or could there be more science to this and unlock new pathways to universes? Either way, if they mess up, bad things will come. Drake, who is now Debby, and Eric, who is now Erika, need to find a way to return to males before it is too late!!!

Charlie works as a waiter at the retro-style diner at the corner of Green Street and Winter Road. He never thought much of it. Charlie was a daring 16-year-old boy, too. He took on any dare his friends threw at him when losing a bet-which happened quite often. He never thought much of that either. But one day, Charlie takes on a dare that no man could top. He proves to his friends that he can do anything, by dressing up and acting as a girl for a full twenty-four hours. He didn't think much of it, until something happened at the diner during his shift that changed everything.

It was Joe's final year at school when his father passed away and he had no other choice to move in with his mother in order to attain his dream scholarship. However, having chosen to live with his father after the divorce, Joe found that his mother held a grudge and was determined to make his life a living hell for the remainder of the school year. Joe had no other choice but to accept the teasing, taunting and humiliation that he would receive from his peers as he was slowly feminised against his will.

Joe was 13 years old when he was caught upkirting at school. Not even in his wildest imagination could he have forseen how it was going to affect his life. Part 2 revisits Jo's life three years on to assess how life goes on. . .