Atlas Park.
Nat smiled as she looked at her uniform on stand, the bright orange and white, with the star at the centre of the chest, Texan Pride, she felt proud to wear it and at the slight joke in her name.
There was a buzz as her phone rings, picking it up, she saw it was her mother. "Hey ma."
"Oh hi Nathan-"
Nat coughed. "We been over this ma, ever since the toxic accident, it's Nat now."
"Sorry sweety, just over 18 years of you being my little man, just takes getting used to, you understand?"
Nat had lost track of how many times she had to correct her mother, she knows she means well, but she was getting forgetful in her age. "So what's the call for?"
"Oh just wanted to see how you where setting in in Paragon, big shift from Austin, Texas."
"Well you know ma, ever since the accident, my football dreams went up in smoke.... And let's be fair, they ain't the most tolerant folks back home, ta mutants or trans." She said, a slight bitter memory at how many of her friends turned their back on her after the change.
Her mother sighed. "I know sweety, Paragon will be good for ya, they have them rainbow flags and all, do ya good."
"Thanks ma, how's pa and Betty?"
"Oh you know your father, butting heads with anyone that tries to besmirch the family and ya sister is still upset over your change."
Nat couldn't help but laugh. "Ma, she's just upset I got this rocking bod while she has to sweat at the gym, but good news. I lined up a therapist and there is apparently a support group for trans, apparently randomly changing gender happens a lot here, hell, there was even a drug that did it... This place is wild ma, I think I will fit in great."
"Well just as long as ya don't get inta trouble, see you sweety."
Nat smiled. "Later ma." She sighed and hung up.... Time to start her new life, as a new... Well, cow woman, the woman part was still taking getting used to... The cow part, not so hard... Even if she couldn't look a hamburger in the eye anymore.
Nat smiled as she looked at her uniform on stand, the bright orange and white, with the star at the centre of the chest, Texan Pride, she felt proud to wear it and at the slight joke in her name.
There was a buzz as her phone rings, picking it up, she saw it was her mother. "Hey ma."
"Oh hi Nathan-"
Nat coughed. "We been over this ma, ever since the toxic accident, it's Nat now."
"Sorry sweety, just over 18 years of you being my little man, just takes getting used to, you understand?"
Nat had lost track of how many times she had to correct her mother, she knows she means well, but she was getting forgetful in her age. "So what's the call for?"
"Oh just wanted to see how you where setting in in Paragon, big shift from Austin, Texas."
"Well you know ma, ever since the accident, my football dreams went up in smoke.... And let's be fair, they ain't the most tolerant folks back home, ta mutants or trans." She said, a slight bitter memory at how many of her friends turned their back on her after the change.
Her mother sighed. "I know sweety, Paragon will be good for ya, they have them rainbow flags and all, do ya good."
"Thanks ma, how's pa and Betty?"
"Oh you know your father, butting heads with anyone that tries to besmirch the family and ya sister is still upset over your change."
Nat couldn't help but laugh. "Ma, she's just upset I got this rocking bod while she has to sweat at the gym, but good news. I lined up a therapist and there is apparently a support group for trans, apparently randomly changing gender happens a lot here, hell, there was even a drug that did it... This place is wild ma, I think I will fit in great."
"Well just as long as ya don't get inta trouble, see you sweety."
Nat smiled. "Later ma." She sighed and hung up.... Time to start her new life, as a new... Well, cow woman, the woman part was still taking getting used to... The cow part, not so hard... Even if she couldn't look a hamburger in the eye anymore.
Neph: I wanna fight!