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Keeping the House Looking Nice
A story by Anne Oni Mouse (10 March 2013)
The intended audience is adults over 18 years old who enjoy stories
involving changing someone's gender.
This story is a work of fiction and is not meant to bear any relation to
any people or events past or present. My thanks go to Felix/Felicia (T_M
at Rachel's Haven) for the inspiration that has come my way since they
arrived on the scene.
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As she dusted the bed head in the master bedroom Felicia thought back to
how her life had been when she had been Felix and this had been his
magnificent house. Recently memories had started slipping through of
this different life. It wasn't a massive house, though big enough that
he had needed a housekeeper, the formidable Mrs Kennedy, to run it.
The most important place for Felix had been laboratory in the basement
where he would work away trying to discover the secrets of life. Some
might have labelled him a mad scientist, but Felix preferred to think of
himself as a talented amateur scientific explorer. It was during his
research into ways to manipulate the human genome that he realised that
there was a lot to keep track of and decided to recruit an assistant to
keep notes and check his calculations.
Felix's choice was Anne who came very highly recommended from the Local
University where Felix was very well known to the academics. As soon as
she started Felix saw that Anne had a great eye for detail and seemed
very keen to know every detail of his work. Felix was amazed at the
level of detail the young woman could cope with and sometimes wondered
if she might understand what he was doing better than he did himself.
They spent a lot of time together happily discussing the latest research
results and exchanging ideas about what to investigate next. Felix knew
that he was becoming very fond of Anne and was very happy when the
pretty girl, with a stunning body and long brown hair, made it clear to
him that she felt the same way.
Mrs Kennedy was much more cautious and did not really trust Anne. She
tried to tell Felix that it would be a good idea to try and slow things
down, but like most men Felix was ever more deeply being driven by his
sexual appetite.
When they had made a big breakthrough, on a whim, Felix asked Anne to
marry him and she leapt into his arms, accepting his offer in an
instant. The marriage was a small affair, just them and Mrs Kennedy as a
disapproving witness.
Felix almost had to go too hospital when he was cut helping Anne to make
a sandwich, which turned out to be a more major incident than it might
at first appear.
They had been working hard and Felix had been happy when Anne took
herself off to a country cottage while he wrote up their findings.
No one saw when Anne sneaked back into the house and knocked Felix out,
dragging his limp, gagged and trussed body to the car. She then set
about organising a little fireball that would consume their work and the
completely incinerated the laboratory. She made sure that a pack of
Felix's blood from the time when he cut his hand would be spread across
the room ensuring his DNA was everywhere. Once Anne was satisfied
everything was as she intended, she drove back to the cottage.
She had not long returned, just long enough to move Felix into a room
and a drip feed that she had made up based on their work. The mix would
keep him alive for the week that Anne reckoned that she would have to be
playing the grieving widow and would also use his discoveries to give
his body a bit of a makeover.
Everything was as she wanted when a police car pulled up and female
officer came to the door to reveal the terrible news of Felix's demise
in the fire. A mystified Anne asked if she would be allowed to see his
body, but was told that there wasn't one as the intense explosion had
incinerated everything except some singed blood smears which were being
tested.
"If I come back to the house is it fit to stay in," Anne asked and was
please to get the response that she expected, that although the
laboratory was destroyed it had contained the explosion and fire and had
stopped the flames spreading. She quickly thought to ask about Mrs
Kennedy, knowing that she had been away staying with her sister.
After a week back at the house, making arrangements for a memorial
service and dealing with the family solicitor, Anne said she needed to
get away again and returned to the cottage where Felix had been
concealed. When she arrived Anne had hurried to see how Felix was coming
on and was delighted with what she had found.
Anne's once overweight and slightly balding husband was nowhere to be
seen. In his place was a pretty blonde girl at least twenty years his
junior. The conversion process did consume a lot of energy which had
been created by consuming a third of Felix's body weight taking him from
just over six foot tall to an inch under five feet.
Anyone who pointed at the new Felicia and said that she was Felix would
almost certainly be booking themselves a one-way ticket to the mad
house. There was one point which was that Felix was obviously not happy
with what she had done. Fortunately the elasticated bandages that Anne
had used to tie Felix up meant that, even after the massive weight loss,
Felicia was unable to free herself.
Anne couldn't resist moving the gag from Felicia's mouth, which was
rewarded with a torrent of abuse more suited to come from the mouth of a
sailor than the pretty girl who spouted it. Anne pretended to be
surprised and said, "Well really Felicia, what an unladylike way to
speak. I wanted to let you say how impressed you were with how I had
adapted our research to allow me to transform you. I know that you had
no idea what our work was capable of achieving."
She then once again gagged Felicia, interrupting another foul-mouthed
rant and placed a set of headphones onto Felicia's head and turned on a
CD player which was set to repeat the same disc. Anne had always known
that the extra classes in hypnosis and neuro linguistic programming
would come in handy. It would have been so cruel if she hadn't arranged
this as otherwise Felicia might have done something that would show that
she wasn't a real girl. How embarrassing would that have been for her?
She would be mortified and Anne wasn't going to let that happen to her.
Just before she left Felicia to her programming Anne turned on a large
TV screen and flicked on a DVD that once again would repeat. There was
no sound on except for at a very low level, but images and words flashed
up regularly to implant things like "I love being a girl", "I am not
very bright and need to be told what to do", "I love wearing pretty
clothes" just flashed up all of the time.
Anne was satisfied that the next phase of Felicia's development was well
in hand now, so she went upstairs and poured herself a glass of wine
before settling down in front of a movie. She had decided "The Skin I
Live In" was particularly appropriate and some of the cruelty in the
story really turned her on.
She was determined not to keep checking on how things were going for
Felicia as she didn't want to break the spell by interrupting what she
was seeing and hearing. Visiting twice a day was enough to keep an eye
on Felicia and to renew her feeding drip, without doing anything that
might slow the process.
On the Tuesday morning Anne received a phone call from the solicitors
telling her that everything was going well and the transfer of the house
into her name should be completed fairly soon.
That afternoon when Anne visited Felicia she decided to remove the gag
and was delighted with how far she had come with hardly an expletive
escaping her lips. Anne was very keen to tell Felicia about the house
and also brought out Felix's death certificate as she wanted to
emphasise how Felix was totally gone already to the rest of the world.
As she put the gag in place Anne replaced the CD wit a special one just
for that night. It would implant a special back door command that would
put Felicia to sleep and return Felix's mind to him, though not control
of the body. Like many crazy people Anne wanted this as it allowed her
to show how utterly evil she had been in changing him, while keeping it
hidden.
By Friday morning Felicia was behaving like the most delicate of girly
girls and it seemed that Anne's new project was almost ready, all that
was needed now was to give her a new career. Anne knew that Felicia's
mind was incapable of thinking of all of those complicated scientific
theories now, not while Felix was still in there taking up quite a lot
of the space. That was why she decided that the perfect job for Felicia
would be as a maid. Anne felt sure that cleaning up a home would just
about be within the scope of what she could do now. A quick change of CD
and DVD allowed Anne to implant videos that showed Felicia all of the
tasks that she must now be capable of doing to serve those she worked
for.
By the Saturday Anne was delighted with how Felicia had turned out. She
had thought about making Felicia a compulsive slut, but decided that
would be a step too far for her former husband. Besides, her hope was
that she would be able to watch Felicia discover men for herself, that
would be so delicious to watch.
Anne had decided that she would return home late that afternoon and she
would take Felicia with her, telling Mrs Kennedy that she thought that
she needed a bit of help looking after the house. Just that idea made
Anne smile as she knew how pissed off the housekeeper would be at the
implication that she might not be able to cope.
The look on the face of the housekeeper as she was introduced to her
former master and could only look disdainfully down on the obviously
air-headed girl and ask her mistress whether she was sure Felicia would
be able to cope. Her query had the implication that she wouldn't trust
Felicia to walk and chew gum at the same time.
Although inwardly Anne smiled, she assured Mrs Kennedy that Felicia was
fully trained and that she was sure the housekeeper would be able to
show her the ropes. Oh how she wanted to add "Before I get rid of you
you nasty old trout", but she resisted.
At that point Anne moved on to ask Mrs Kennedy how the arrangements for
after Felix's memorial service, that was happening on Monday afternoon,
were coming on. She assured Anne that everything was in hand and that
there was no need for Anne to lift a finger - or in other words keep
your mucky fingers out of it. Anne had to admit that part of he was
really looking forward to Felicia walking around in her pretty French
Maid costume serving drinks to all of Felix's old friends and
associates. There were a few men coming who, even bearing in mind the
solemnity of the situation, might be relied upon to try and pick up the
girl and maybe sneak her away to a bedroom.
Anne showed Felicia to her room, which was in the servants quarters from
a time when there were many more staff, and suggested that she had had a
long tiring day and might like to get to sleep quickly. she gave Felicia
a pretty nightie to change into and said goodnight to her.
When she went back to the lounge Anne found Mrs Kennedy waiting for her
and she was delighted to find the housekeeper very put out at having the
new maid foist upon her without any say. "Don't you think it would have
been more appropriate Madam," the housekeeper began, "if I were
consulted over the hiring and firing of staff within the house that I am
paid to keep running smoothly." Anne smiled at the open goal that she
had been presented with.
"Please don't worry yourself Mrs Kennedy," she began. "I have seen how
hard it has been for you to cope under the current trying circumstances.
I realised that you were under a lot of pressure and I just wanted to
help you by providing an extra pair of hands now that you are not as
young as you once were." The look of utter disgust on the housekeeper's
face delighted Anne as she knew she was right on target.
The next day Felicia was introduced to Mrs Kennedy's way of running the
house, which was not totally in line with how she had been taught. The
housekeeper's opinion of the new girl was not improving as she got to
know her. The girl was just so unbelievably dim and slow on the uptake.
The time of the function after the memorial service approached and,
despite Mrs Kennedy's worries, she and Felicia had everything perfectly
laid out for the guests.
As she hadn't known Felix, Felicia was left to have everything ready
while Mrs Kennedy accompanied the widow to the service. Anne had made
sure that it was a suitably reverential service for her husband. As they
left everyone said what a perfect send off it had been for Felix.
Soon the guests were arriving at the house. Anne welcomed them and
showed them to where the food was laid out. Mrs Kennedy had been very
nervous in case Felicia had wrecked things while they were out, but was
relieved to find everything as she had set it up.
For an hour Felicia did a lovely job of moving around with drinks and
nibbles, but then as things slowed Anne noticed that Felicia was missing
and smiled to herself. That was when she called Mrs Kennedy across and
asked her if she would go and see where Felicia had got to. Anne knew
perfectly well as she had arranged the whole thing with one of her
former student friends.
Tom had been paid to flirt with Felicia and then seduce her to go to her
mistresses bedroom. That was where a shocked Mrs Kennedy found her and
Tom.
The housekeeper was stunned even if a servant did do something like this
you must never do it in your employers own bed. She hurried back to Anne
to tell her what she had found and expecting her to rush to give the
girl a big telling off. She was horrified when Anne laughed and said,
"Good on her."
Mrs Kennedy flushed red, not quite believing what she had just heard,
and said, "But Madam, this is an outrageous abuse of your home by a
servant girl."
"Oh come on Maggie, lighten up," Anne said, using her first name which
she hated when she was working. "We were all young once weren't we? If
we got the chance with Tom I bet we'd want to give it a go."
If her mistress carried on like this Mrs Kennedy wasn't sure how much of
this she could stand. She was quite appalled at the example that Anne
had chosen to set for the new maid. Just then Tom walked back into the
function with a smirk on his face and about a minute later a rather
flushed looking Felicia came in and too a tray of drinks around. The
giggles that could be heard around the room left little doubt that
everyone had worked out what she and Tom had been up to.
When the guests were gone, and Felicia was helping Mrs Kennedy to clear
up, the housekeeper felt she had to say something and commented,
"Felicia young lady, you really will have to be careful if you do not
want to develop a reputation for being easy." The young girl stared back
at the older woman, not really sure what she had done wrong.
Just then Anne walked in and went up to Felicia and much to the
housekeeper's fury. She handed Felicia a note saying that nice young man
Tom asked her to give her his phone number and ask her to call him.
Mrs Kennedy could take it no longer and, rather than say anything she
regretted, she made her excuses and walked out very hurriedly saying,
"Good night madam, Felicia," as she left. She wasn't sure how much
longer she could cope with seeing her position so blatantly
undermined.Anne smiled as she watched Mrs Kennedy walking away obviously
angry and bitter at her treatment and hating the way the household was
now organised.
It had been quite a day for Anne as she had said a final very public
farewell to her husband and she felt that now it was only fitting for
her to have a talk with him again. She led Felicia back to her bedroom
and they both sat on the edge of bed.
Anne then whispered, "Time to chat now Felix," into his ear and was
quite amazed at how the pretty girl's lovely face changed as Felix's
mind was released and turned it into an angry scowl. As her now dead
husband stared at Anne he cried out, "Why you evil bitch, why did you do
this to me?"
She laughed and responded, "Well, you summed it up quite well really,
because I am a very evil bitch." Anne loved the stunned look over
Felicia's face as she accepted what Felix had said. Then continuing she
did explain that "Of course, that is not the only reason. I also did it
to prove to myself that I actually could do it. The other reason was to
prove that even a very clever man, like you were then, was no match for
the devious mind of a brilliant woman like I am."
Felix was flabbergasted, he had expected that it was at least for his
money, or perhaps some rival had wanted him out of the way. Instead it
was simply Anne showing off, and she was the only person who could ever
actually know.
"Well, why did you make me want to have sex with men, couldn't I just
have been a lesbian?" Felix muttered angrily.
Anne giggled. "Sorry, had to laugh at that. Even though you are such a
very lovely girl your macho image was insulted. Well, I'm sorry Felix
honey, but I didn't actually tinker with Felicia's sexual desires. That
came all from within your mind."
Felix was stung by that and didn't want to believe it, he couldn't
really think of what Anne had to gain by lying about that, but knew that
she must be.
Anne really dug the knife in when she added, "And I really think Felicia
wants to give Tom a call to arrange a date." Felix knew that was at
least treue.
She quickly added, "That was a nice chat, but time for Felix to sleep."
With that Felix was once more banished to a corner of Felicia's mind and
she smiled brightly before saying, "I'm sorry Madam, I think I just
dropped off. It was such a very busy day. Would it be all right if I go
to bed now." Anne smiled and, having thanked Felicia for all of her hard
work, said goodnight and left to retire herself.
The next morning, much to Mrs Kennedy's fury, Anne had left Felicia a
little present to thank her for working so hard on her first proper day
of work. It turned out to be DVD of a recently released movie called
"The Hit Girl". Anne promised that she would watch it with Felicia that
evening. When she took a sly glance at the housekeeper Anne wondered if
she might actually burst a blood vessel so intense was her fury as the
mistress and her maid seemed to just ignore her.
Mrs Kennedy had Felicia doing all of the most dirty and disgusting jobs
around the house. The toilets had never been so clean and the oven was
left spotless. The poor girl worked very hard and without complaint,
which the housekeeper had to grudgingly admit was quite impressive.
Finally they had a quick bowl of soup and Felicia was freed at 7PM.
Just then Anne hurried up with a rather apologetic look on her face and
told Felicia that she had another appointment and would have to miss out
on watching the DVD. The look of sadness on Felicia's face was so sweet
that Anne felt guilty, even though she wasn't really letting her down.
That was when she told Felicia that, when she was reminded of the
appointment she had wondered what she could do to make it up to her.
That was when she made a phone call and invited someone else over to
watch it with her.
Just at the right moment Tom stepped into the doorway and Felicia's
expression changed to one of delight. Anne smiled and said, "Well I've
got to go now Felicia. I hope my going isn't too much of a
disappointment." Then, with a knowing wink, she left them together and
went off to a bar in the nearest town. Maybe she would get some mindless
sex as it had been a while since she was widowed.
When Anne met Felicia the next morning she asked her what she had
thought of the movie and Felicia blushed and giggled saying that she
didn't seem to have seen too much of it. Anne smiled, she was happy to
see Felicia seemed to be enjoying being a girl as it meant that maybe
she wasn't quite as evil as Felix had thought.
By now Felicia had busied herself making a pot of coffee for Anne and
had also put some bread in the toaster. When she had arrived at the big
house Felicia had felt scared and intimidated by it, but she really
liked Anne and was happy that they were getting along so well. She
invited Anne to come and watch her DVD that evening if she was free.
Anne was delighted to accept. "Unless Felicia wanted to make other
arrangements which she would understand," and said that she would bring
bring along a nice bottle of wine for them to share. Felicia felt
amazingly special and without thinking kissed Anne, apologising
immediately at being so over familiar. Anne smiled and told her not to
be silly. She just couldn't believe how comfortable Anne was making her
feel; it was as if she was one of the family.
When Mrs Kennedy heard she was livid. The way that slip of a girl was
being treated was just not right. Even if she made allowance for the
fact that Anne had never dealt with staff before, this had gone way
beyond anything that could be tolerated.
Having handwritten her letter of resignation, the housekeeper sealed it
neatly into a matching formally addressed envelope and stood it up on
the hall table. She felt a little guilty for not giving her resignation
in person, or working out a period of notice, but the past few days had
left her feeling no real sense of responsibility towards Anne.
With the perfect sense of timing that she had become known for, the
former housekeeper opened the front door just as the taxi that she have
called slowly came to a halt before the house on the gravel drive. The
driver loaded her three cases into the trunk of the car and then slowly
pulled away. Even the hard woman wiped a tear from her eye as she looked
back at the house that she though would have been her home for many more
years to come.
With Anne and Felicia happily lying on Felicia's bed, each with a large
glass of wine in their hand, leaning against each other engrossed in the
movie that they were watching. Neither of them heard the noise of the
car on the drive and so Mrs Kennedy's sudden departure went completely
unnoticed. The two women hardly spoke a word as they were really
enjoying "The Hit Girl" and the silence was only broken when Anne would
offer to top up Felicia's glass with a drop more wine. By the end of the
movie they hadn't really noticed that Felicia was curled up against
Anne.
It had been the perfect girly night in and it seemed a shame that it had
to end. Anne almost gave in to the feelings born out of such a lovely
evening, but knew how wrong that would have been and so gave the now
sleepy, Felicia feeling the effects of the alcohol on her body that was
unused to it, a goodnight kiss before leaving her and returning to her
room.
The next morning Felicia came down early and was surprised to find Anne
happily singing to herself and no sign of Mrs Kennedy anywhere to be
seen. Anne was happily getting them both a full cooked breakfast and,
when Felicia tried to take over saying it wasn't Anne's place to do the
cooking, she was told in no uncertain terms that Anne would decide whose
place it was and, that morning, Anne wanted to do something for Felicia.
Felicia insisted on at least doing the coffee and it was while they were
enjoying their breakfast at the kitchen table that Anne informed her of
Mrs Kennedy's departure. That did go a long way to explaining how that
difficult intensity that had existed since she arrived had lifted. When
Felicia asked who would run the house Anne told her that she would do
it, with Felicia's help.
That afternoon Anne revealed that she was intending to reopen her late
husband's laboratory now that the refurbishment was complete. Felicia
looked nervous as she wasn't sure that she would be a lot of help for
Anne with all that science stuff. Anne smiled and said, "Don't worry
Felicia honey, I have decided to hire someone to help me with my work
and also help out with some of the heavier work around the house.
Just then the doorbell rang and Anne said, "Ah, that will probably be
them. Felicia, would you be a dear and go and let them in." The cute
maid scurried off to get the door. As Anne watched her leave she thought
she'd never tire of watching Felicia's cute little bottom in her maid's
uniform.
There was a squeal as Felicia opened the door and saw Tom standing there
with a grin on his face. It was all too much and, though she knew it
wasn't quite the expected way to greet a guest, Felicia jumped up into
Tom's arms throwing her arms around his neck as she kissed him
repeatedly. Once the initial excitement was over Felicia smoothed out
her skirt and tried to get her composure back.
As she turned to take Tom through to see Anne, Felicia saw that she had
been watching for a while and had a wickedly knowing smile on her face
as Anne asked "So Felicia, do you think this young man will be a
suitable addition to the household?" All three of them burst out
laughing and went through to the lounge where Anne asked Tom to pour
them each a whisky to celebrate his appointment.
Now Anne was content that this would be a happy household. She was
surprised to feel that she saw Felicia more as a daughter than a
servant, and Tom was the nice young man that mummy approved of. Tom was
given a bedroom across the house from where Felicia slept and both of
them looked a bit surprised and not a little bit upset.
Anne smiled and said, "I know what you are thinking. You do make a
lovely couple, but Felicia you are a young and inexperienced girl. Tom
by contrast is almost as old as me and I know that he was no choirboy
when we were at University." She smiled at that look on Tom's face that
said that she might have a point and continued "please do not think that
I am trying to stop you two from being together, I am just asking that
you give your relationship time to develop and flourish."
Felicia looked at Anne with undisguised love and devotion. As she hugged
her she told Anne that she wished she was her mother because she
couldn't have a better one.
The house became a very happy place to be. Anne knew that on occasions
Felicia and Tom could not resist the urge to share a bed, but she was
happy that they were not going too fast even though their hormones were
obviously impatient.
A month later Anne had another small chat with Felix, and he seemed to
be a much less angry person. He was still bitter with Anne for having
robbed him of his life, but had to admit that she had done nothing that
would hurt Felicia. It was hard for Felix to express how he felt about
Felicia's relationship with Tom because he made her so happy and gave
Felix access to feelings of love that he had missed.
When Anne told Felix that it was time to end their talk she felt rather
guilty to tell him that it might be a while before they spoke again.
Secretly he had felt that was coming and anticipated that this might
even be their last little talk.
Just before she ended things Felix said, "Goodbye Anne, have a happy
life and I hope you find yourself a good man."
Felicia was surprised to find herself wrapped in Anne's arms when she
woke from her hibernation. Anne had tears in her eyes and sent Felicia
off to get her a drink so that she wouldn't see her crying.
Anne couldn't believe it but, in the moment that she said goodbye to
Felix she realised what a good man that she had married and felt some
regret for her actions. Anne did know that she could not be sorry as,
without what she did, there would be no Felicia and the world would be a
much sadder place for that.
There was one more time when Anne spoke with Felix. That was on the day,
almost two years later, when Felicia was marrying Tom. That meeting
included one final kiss between the two of them, with tears rolling down
their cheeks.
The End
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