New students in class

"Good morning, Alex. How was your weekend?" Ms Banks greeted you as you entered Math-room 314. She was sitting on her desk, her stockinged legs crossed. She wore a purple skirt, a thin-striped blouse with ruffled, only half-buttoned neckline to show her big, augmented breasts. With the necklace with a round red stone and matching earrings she looked exactly like she did the first time you met her.

"I see you have decided to wear some light make-up today. Nice choice."

"Good morning, Ms. Banks." You greeted her with your new girl-voice. "I ... I just felt like putting some on."

Ms. Banks was first a little surprised as she heard you, but than smiled. "So you got your voice changed? That's good. Now nobody would think of you as a boy, when they meet you, especially with how ... formfitting your blouse is on your chest."

You blushed knowing that your outfit and especially the chest-part made you look like a girl or even a woman. But with all the brainwashing you had received you couldn't help it. At least your body wasn't changed so much yet.

You walked over to the desk to sit on down on your chair. "What content do we have today?" You asked wanting to pass the time before class started somehow, and it even proved over the last weeks effective for preparing yourself for whatever sexual math would come.

"Well, about that ..." Ms. Banks replied hesitating a little. "The students of some of the classes we had until now had either changed classes to learn other things, or had finished school. So from today on we have a few new classes, with new students."

"Oh." You responded surprised. "Well, then I think it will be quite relaxed, with all the new girls around."

Ms. Banks smiled sheepishly. Was there something she didn't told you?

Seconds later the bell for the class to start sounded and the door opened. You looked over to it to see the new students enter, and expected it being young girls. But to your surprise only boys entered.

"Oh, shit." You said shocked. You didn't had taken into account that this was a school for feminizing boys and men. So It should have been clear that new students meant boys, and not girls.