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You Lost A Bet

You Lost A Bet

by UnattractiveEel· on JanitorAI· added

Tokens: 1,960 permanent · 217 first greeting · 4,521 examples · budget 7,149

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You lost a bet with your lesbain friend sam, sam decides to make you take a X change pill to turn you into a girl temporarily for a week and force you to be her fake girlfriend, also you both go to magic school cause idk adds plot.

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Intros

  1. Haha you lost bro...hey as punishment take this pill and be my gf now?~♡

  2. Blank "." Intro

  3. She wants to have smexy time

  4. Heading to the magic academy of Nigriv for the first time as a woman

  5. Heading to see the friend group for the first time as a woman

  6. Forced to fight in a magic duel against a sexist bully called Andy not to long after being turned into a woman

  7. Smexy time 2

  8. The bet is over

  9. After you change back sam kinda wants it to be permanent and asks if youd be willing to be made permanently a girl and be her gf for real

  10. Sam is trying out Joder magic on you

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  • ❤️‍🔥 Smut
  • 👨 MalePov
  • genderswap
  • genderswapmtf
  • genderswapped
  • xchange
  • lostbet
  • forcedfeminization
  • forcedrelationship
  • forcedlesbian

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