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CASSIE'S DAUGHTER
This takes place in the universe of the Hallmark series The Good Witch,
with influences from some other authors, especially Karin Bishop. To be
honest, there aren't many ways to cause a magical gender change, so
similarities are kind of inevitable.
Somewhere in the Midwest is the small town of Middleton, which was
settled over 200 years ago. It's somewhere in the Midwest, south of
Chicago, which is close enough for the residents to take day trips
there. Middleton was founded by the Merriwick family, which still owns
the oldest structure in the town, the Grey House, which is now a Bed and
Breakfast. It's also the home of Cassandra Nightingale-Russell-Radford,
her husband Dr. Sam Radford, her daughter Grace and stepson (Sam's son)
Nick, plus her former father in law George. Nick is married and
actually doesn't live there, Grace is working in the fashion industry in
Europe. There is also Sam and Cassie's 11 year old son Terry.
The Merriwick women are witches, no other way to put it. Some are more
powerful than others, and all are servants of the Goddess of the Light.
A few have been questionable at times as to their allegiance, such as
Cassie's cousin Abigail Davenport (married to a man from the next town
over), but in the end, their good natures won out. Currently, the most
powerful Merriwick women are Cassie and her daughter Grace, with Cassie
actually being a member of the council of Elders. While the males of
the line often demonstrate small amounts of power, the greatest magical
abilities are always found in the females of the family. Actually, in
males, while they may possess great power, their Y chromosome actually
dampens the power to prevent it from causing harm. This is not true of
the male servants of the darkness. They don't mind causing harm.
The town is also protected (given good luck actually) by a special
flower called the Merriwick, developed by one of Cassie's ancestors. It
rarely blooms, but always causes good things to happen to the town when
it does. It can be harmed by mundane means only, it is totally
protected from any sort of magical attack. When it is harmed, bad
things occur in the town. It is actually illegal to cut the plant,
which had happened in the past.
Terry Radford was a typical 11 year old boy. He was intelligent and
athletic, loving baseball, football and basketball. He had a lot of
friends, who he spent hours at the fields in Middleton Park with, and
like most 11 year olds, didn't have much use for girls his own age. Of
course, he loved his parents and older stepbrother and sister dearly,
but as they were in their 30s, he didn't have much in common with them,
and rarely saw them. They had actually both been in college when he was
born. There was something very special about Terry though. For a male,
he was exceptionally powerful in magic. He knew it, his mother,
cousins Abigail and Joy knew it, and his sister knew it. The problem
was he couldn't access his power, except for an occasional flash of
foresight and the ability to sometimes find objects that had been lost.
Unlike his mom, he couldn't simply visualize an object and make it
appear. Sometimes , it frustrated him that he couldn't use more
powerful magicks. But he knew that as a boy, it wasn't going to happen.
As stated, the powers of darkness were at work. The Merriwicks were one
of their targets, but due to the powerful shields surrounding Grey
House, and for that matter, most of Middleton, they couldn't attack
directly. In fact, except for some of the most powerful ones, they
couldn't even enter the town, as they suffered excruciating pain just
from crossing the border. Their human minions could, however, and often
did, usually on scouting type missions. Occasionally they would engage
in some sort of mischief, just to be annoying. They couldn't cause any
real harm to the Merriwicks. Cassandra and the rest of the Elders would
instantly retaliate, and the dark disciples knew exactly how much power
could be brought to bear against them. Especially one young woman,
coincidently also named Grace but surnamed McCarron, who had been an
elder since she was 18, even though she had only received her powers a
few years prior, after the murder of another teenaged servant of the
Goddess. Young Grace had exacted a large measure of justice against the
dark ones. With help from the spirit of the murdered girl. This Grace
had turned out to be one of the most powerful enemies of the darkness.
There was little they could do magically.
But there was a lot they could do physically, through their minions.
Since the Merriwicks were so closely bound to Middleton, and a strong
affinity for the town, the dark council decided that the best way to
attack them was to attack the town under their magical protection.
After much debate, it was decided that the best way to conduct the
attack was through the Merriwick flower-the one created by a Merriwick
ancestress. Extreme bad luck would befall the town if anything happened
to it (this had occurred a few years ago when a visiting botanist had
deliberately cut a clipping from it just as it was about to bloom.
Cassie and Abigail's magic managed to save it, though the rest of the
town thought it was tender loving care from George, Cassie's former
father in law). It was decided to send a young man of about 16 to do
the job. If possible, he was to actually kill the plant.
The boy looked a little older than he actually was, so he couldn't
attract any attention as an unattended minor. He made his way to town
via the train from Chicago, and took a room in a hotel, NOT at Grey
House. Any of the women would detect his evil aura immediately, plus
the magic that clung to him even though he currently didn't have any
powers himself. He wasn't going to take that kind of chance with the
success or failure of his mission. It was a late spring day, and the
weather was just fine, meaning the towns boys would be in the park
playing ball of some sort. At least on Saturdays.
And Saturday was when the young man planned to make his attack, though
for him, nighttime or during the week would have been better. He made
his way to the park carrying a few simple tools, such as a hand shovel
and a set of leaf cutters. If he had his way, by evening the town would
be at each others throats. But his bad choice in picking Saturday set
up a possible foil to his plan.
As stated, the boys were all in the park playing all, baseball in this
case since it was late spring. They used hardballs, eaning that a good
strong bit would carry the ball a long way, and all the sloping hills in
the park meant the ball could continue rolling after it hit the ground.
As a second coincidence, Terry Radford was playing center field, the
closest position to the site of the Merriwick, whose significance he was
well aware of, being of Merriwick blood himself and a citizen of
Middlerton. Also setting the stage, the strongest boy and best hitter
on the opposing team happened to be up at bat when the criminal
approached the flower. And the boy got a hit. a solid one, actually
soaring over Terry's head into the flower gardens area and continuing to
roll. Which Terry naturally followed, even though it was obviously a
home run. They needed the ball to continue playing. He chased it down
the path right to the plot containing the special flower. What he saw
shocked him and galvanized him into immediate action. Even though a
male, he was after all, a Merriwick.
He saw a man kneeling at the foot of the six foot tall flower, holding a
shovel and a sharp set of cutters. He was digging at the base of the
plant, hoping to dig out the roots and leaving the flower stalk exposed.
He then planned to cut up the entire thing, leaving it in pieces, with
the bloom pods shredded, hoping to kill the thing right there and then.
He didn't count on Terry Radford.
Terry let out a yell for his friends, and charged the criminal. He
threw his mitt at him, hitting him in the face and knocking him
backwards. He crashed into the vandal, and jumped on top of him, even
though he was overmatched, and started to pummel him, though he could
keep the dark disciple down. The man pushed Terry off of him, kicked
him and started to go back to his evil task. What he didn't notice was
that four women surrounded him all of a sudden. When he DID notice them
a few seconds later, he knew exactly who the women were, and he was
suddenly afraid. VERY afraid. The four women were of course Cassie,
Abigail, Joy and miraculously, Grace Russell appearing from Europe
because she was needed. They didn't kill him-it wasn't in their nature,
and the Goddess wouldn't like it. Their combined powers easily caused a
serious stroke, rendering him lame (he could walk with a bad limp),
mute, and mentally challenged due to the blood vessel blockage in a
critical part of his brain. He was taken to the hospital where Cassie's
husband worked, and he was eventually picked up by his mentors.
Which left the question of what to do with Terry. He had demonstrated
great courage and willingness to defend the light, as was proper for a
Merriwick. He had wished he could do more, but he had pretty much
reached the limit of his development. The four female family members
met in a private room at Grey House for a very secretive conference.
They were going to put a very important choice to Cassie's young son.
One that would most definitely affect how he lived the rest of his life.
They had to decide if it was proper to even make the offer, if it was
fair to him. While Cassie could make the decision herself, even do it
involuntarily if she chose, she wasn't going to do that. They also
decided to ask the advice of a very special person, another Elder sister
in the service of the Light. Who had undergone a very similar thing,
only in her case, it had occurred at age 15, and it WAS totally
involuntary, though no one had actually initiated it. The magic had
done it knowing it was best for all concerned.
Grace McCarron had been born a male, Ryan Hunter, also a very athletic
one. Lila, a classmate of his and a powerful witch herself had been
murdered by the dark forces when she had lowered her shields to compete
fairly in a school track meet, at which he had been in attendance. As
she lay dying, she tried to speak to him with her last thoughts, and
actually managed to possess him with her spirit before it went to the
Goddess. That magic had changed him into a female, one just as powerful
as Lila had been. With Lila inside of her, they managed to cast a
powerful spell on her murderer and his entire coterie, and they had
accidentally killed themselves. She knew what it was like to be a male,
and then to undergo a transformation to a female. Physically was one
thing-the psychological and social aspects were something else. All of
this would have to be explained very carefully to Terry Radford, in
order for him to make an intelligent choice. His father and older
brother Nick would also have to be brought in on the secret, and
informed what was going to happen. School would be another problem-
Terry Radford was one of the most popular boys in the sixth grade, and
the entire school knew him. As a matter of fact, since he was the son
of Dr. and Cassie Radford, much of the town knew him. If he was to be
transformed, some sort of cover story would have to be concocted.
Cassie and the two Graces were selected to sit town with Terry and put
the choice to him, along with the pros and cons of giving up his male
body and living his life as a female. But the choice had to be made
soon-Terry would soon have his twelfth birthday, the traditional start
of puberty (hormones had something to do with that, but it was
tradition) and thus a day when powerful magicks could be performed on
the subject. His sister told him of the wonderful time she'd had when
younger growing up as Cassie's daughter, and coming into her powers
gradually, and how much fun she'd had with them, as well as the
responsibility. Cassie was a wonderful mother, and she and Grace
Russell had been extremely close, with very few disagreements over the
years, even as she got older. The visiting elder told her of the
adaptation she'd had to make over the years, from being an athletic male
to a powerful female, albeit a target of the dark forces, which was
something he would have to consider if he chose the transformation. All
three of the ladies told of the different expectations for women in
their society, from clothing, to etiquette, behavior with men (both
publically and privately, age appropriate of course), body functions
(which Cassie said she would go much more into depth with after the
spell was performed, if that's how Terry chose), and myriad other
topics. Finally, Cassandra Nightingale (her name as an Elder) put the
choice to her son. Stay male, grow up as one and be quite limited in
the abilities that a servant of the light could aspire to. Or allow his
relatives to perform a spell that would transform him. he would
experience everything every other woman did, have the ability to bear
children some day, be expected to live and dress as one, and of course,
develop the powers the Merriwick women were entitled to by blood. And
she told him he had to decide quickly, and why. And once performed, it
couldn't be reversed-it was permanent.
Terry Radford was stunned, to say the least. He liked being male, and
as he was approaching puberty, he was beginning to notice girls himself.
Nothing definite just yet, but they were becoming-interesting. Unless
he were to turn out gay, he would have to give that part of his future
up. And become interested in boys when the time came. There were
girl's sports-softball, soccer, basketball and of course gymnastics and
cheerleading. And there were girls in the martial arts dojo he attended
twice a week, he wouldn't have to give that up. It might even be an
asset to help protect him against assaults specific to females. He knew
what his mother meant by telling him about personal care when the time
came, and as a 12 year old that probably wasn't too far off. Dresses
and skirts seemed a little too restrictive and designed to make a person
more vulnerable, but most women often wore slacks and jeans anyway most
of the time. Though his mom and half-sister wore quite feminine
clothing almost all of the time. Lots of things to consider.
The servants of the light desperately needed more defenders, as a
concerted attack by their foes over the last decade had thinned their
ranks. Terry knew that his family needed more aid, and the Merriwicks
had a responsibility to help protect the world. In the end, there was
really no choice for young Terry Radford. It was his duty to do what he
could to serve as a guardian of the light. Dr. Radford had a private
conversation with his wife Cassie, where he was informed of what was
about to happen to his son. That magic was going to be used wasn't a
surprise, as he had known about the Merriwick magic for a long time,
since just after he had married Cassie. He was surprised to hear that
Terry was about to become Teresa and give up his maleness for the power
it would bring. While he wasn't happy about the decision, he realized
there was nothing he could or should do about it, as the powers of the
light needed more allies powerful enough to block their foes. Nick, his
son from his first marriage would find out when he returned home for a
visit.
The ritual was to be performed within a few days, with the council of
elders being informed of what was to occur. Melanie, a representative
of the council that oversaw all magic, both dark and light, was chosen
to be the representative. She was also the best friend of the head of
the white council, a Miss Waters. The ritual required five female
witches to perform, obviously Cassie, Abigail, Joy and Grace Russell
would be four of them, Terry's relatives and future teachers. Grace
McCarron would be the fifth. She would also bring her 13 year old
daughter with her to immediately befriend Terri-who would need one. She
would teach her the first things she would need to know about being a
tween girl, and the two could go to the mall for a shopping trip for a
few things Teresa would need. they would also have some fun together,
such as giving Terri her first manicure. Terry wasn't sure about all of
this, but he figured eventually he'd come around to everything about
being a girl. He'd have to.
In a secret room of the basement of Grey House, Cassie drew a pentacle
in white chalk, and placed a candle at each point. At the appointed
time, Terry was escorted to the center of the design, wearing a white
robe (as they were servants of the light), and the five officiants took
their places near the candles, with Cassie at the point facing towards
Terry. Melanie stood off to the side, and the five began chanting. A
white light appeared with a fine mist also drifting towards the center
of the star. Both converged on Terry and obscured him completely. The
light grew brighter and the mist gradually disappeared. When it and the
light had both dissipated, the six women saw exactly what they had
expected to. A prepubescent girl with long black hair and a slightly
nervous look. Terry Radford was now Teresa Radford, with a lot to
learn. Fortunately, she had the best of mentors to teach her-which was
now the correct pronoun. She also had another advantage.
The power to perform the transformation didn't come from Cassie and her
relatives-it came from the Goddess, channelled through her servants.
Love was Her watchword, and kindness and gentleness were her preferred
weapons whenever possible. She was aware of the great sacrifice Terry
Radford had made to become a warrior in the army of light. Sacrifice
for a normal, masculine eleven year old boy that is. She knew he would
have some regrets and possible anxiety over his choice. She entered his
spirit and changed some of his feelings-he now knew that the change was
right for him, that he would accept and revel in his new gender, and
grow to be a strong, powerful woman who would represent the Merriwick
line admirably. Teresa Radford would be feminine, but not ultra girly,
wearing skirts when necessary and using other female accessories when
required, but wouldn't cry over a broken nail-no stereotypes in other
words. But now that the ritual was completed, it was time for all of
them to go to sleep for the night and recharge their energies. Grace
Hunter returned to her own home, Grace Russell decided to stay over
another night in Grey House in her old room. Abigail lived next door
with her husband Donovan, and Joy lived in town. Terri went up to her
room, to discover that several sets of girls clothing and such were
already there (not enough, several shopping trips would be necessary,
not just for her wardrobe and jewelry but to socialize her to being a
tween girl). Grace Hunter's daughter Lila would stay for a day or two
to accompany Terri and teach her the basics of what she needed to know.
then her mother would return for her, as she didn't have enough power to
transport herself-yet.
There was another lesson that Cassandra Merriwick Nightingale Radford
had to teach her new daughter. Actually, Teresa wasn't really a new
daughter. Had Terry chosen to remain a male, Cassie, the Goddess and
the other ladies would have respected and honored that choice. But it
wasn't how things were supposed to turn out, as Cassie, Abigail and
Grace had known for twelve years. The child actually WAS supposed to be
Teresa, and had been born that way. But due to the ascendency of the
Dark Forces, it had been necessary to hide the young Merriwick. The
baby simply emanated power, and all of their enemies would have detected
it and overcome Middleton's defenses by force, either magically or
physcally. She wouldn't have lived long enough to take her first steps
had they found her. Swearing Sam to secrecy, she performed a ritual on
the baby with the help of Abigail and Grace (her daughter) to change him
into a male so he could have grown up to an age where he had a
reasonable chance of survival. At that time, the choice could be given
to him as to whether he wished to return to his proper gender as a
female, with great power, or remain a male, with very little power but
the physical power inherent in males of the family-strength, athletic
ability, male drive and all the rest. It was good for everyone involved
that Teresa had chosen on her own to become a girl and eventually a
woman. The forces of light were that much stronger, and Teresa could
someday add to that strength when she married and had her own daughters,
with the family having enough strength to protect them by then. In the
meantime, young Teresa had to get used to wearing skirts and nail
polish. With lots more to come.
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