Preparing for the first full transformation

Later that day after a disastrously unproductive day at college Ron gets back home. Now somewhat nervous and exited at the same time for what is about to come. As he enters the appartment Ron notices a few bags sitting on the kitchen counter. Seems Jake went shopping and finished already Ron mumbles to himself.

As Ron closes the door Jake calls out, hey man how did classes go? I had a few boring classes but my last period of math was cancelled. So I got to go shopping early. Ron casually walks to the couch before letting himself sag into it. My day was a waste honestly I couldn't keep concentration at all. Pretty sure I missed 99% of whatever my teachers talked about. Jake looking amused asks Ron, couldn't wait to become a girl again? Or was it something else?.. Ron obviously not amused just looks away embarrassed giving away Jake did guess right.

Ron listen, there's nothing to be embarrassed about Jake says trying to make his friend less uncomfortable. These pills are all the rage nowadays and without any side effects, so you can experiment without any judgement or problems. I know. Ron answers looking hesitant. It's just I don't know how to feel about it, like I liked my tryout yesterday. But what if I don't like the change today. Or what if I actually don't want to turn back into a guy afterwards.

Jake leans against the counter, keeping his voice calm. Hey… don’t overthink it too much alright? You’re getting a bit ahead of yourself. It’s just a tryout, nothing more. You’re not deciding anything permanent today. If you don’t like it you just wait it out like yesterday and you’re back to normal. Simple. He gives a small shrug. And honestly… you handled it really well yesterday. You didn’t panic or freak out, you just went with it. That’s a good sign you know. Jake pauses for a second, then smiles a little. And if part of you liked it… that’s okay too. It just means you’re open to trying something new. That’s not a bad thing.

He steps a bit closer, still relaxed. Look, I’m not trying to push you into anything. This is just you seeing what it feels like. If you don’t like it, we drop it. If you do… then we figure it out from there. No pressure. Jake gestures toward the bags on the counter. I already got some basics for you, nothing too much like you asked. We can take it slow.