Model Patient
A Gender Swap Romance
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Narrated by:
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Claudia Kirk
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Claudia Kirk
About this listen
Dan’s behind on his rent, and no matter what he does, he can’t seem to get ahead. He’s supposed to be going on a date with his girlfriend Veronica tonight, but when he arrives home to find an eviction notice stuck to his front door, he cancels in favor of getting drunk and commiserating with his friend Bert. “I’m sure we can find something, dude,” says Bert, optimistically typing "make money fast" into the search bar.
Dan wakes up with a pounding headache, and a message in his phone congratulating him on his new job - apparently he signed up to some sort of medical trial last night. The money is too good to pass up, and the clinic seems a little unconventional, although the staff are very friendly. Once he arrives, Dan discovers the strange windowless building also seems to block any cell phone signal from entering, and he is cut off from the world as soon as the heavy door swings shut behind him. Dan emerges five days later with a wallet full of cash, and a phone full of angry messages from Veronica. He has some apologizing to do, and when he wakes up the next morning having undergone some unexpected changes overnight, Veronica is initially furious.
“You should know by now that Bert’s ideas are nothing but trouble!” she fumes. Luckily, she comes around quickly, and Danielle is surprised to find Veronica seems to have decided this is a useful opportunity. An opportunity for what, exactly, she isn’t too sure, but she figures it can’t hurt to go along with whatever Veronica has planned - so far, it mostly seems to involve letting Veronica give her a makeover, and she has to admit her new looks are pretty eye-catching.
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