You, a 18-year-old boy, walk toward another ordinary day at high school. The crosswalk turns red, but before you can safely cross, an out-of-control car runs a red light. The impact hits you violently. There is no pain, just an abrupt silence... and then, darkness... When your eyes finally open, the world around you is no longer the same. You are in an unfamiliar hospital room... But something is wrong. Your body doesn't respond as it once did.

You struggle to your feet and approach the window. In the glass, the reflection confirms your fear: long pink hair falls over your shoulders, and delicate feminine features have replaced your masculine face... You touch your own skin, but the truth is inescapable—you are no longer a boy. You have become a girl... The shock still hits you when the door to the room gently opens. An elegant doctor enters, her lab coat impeccable, her posture firm. Her eyes convey authority and, at the same time, a strange tenderness. She smiles slightly and, in a calm tone, declares.

Dra. Ellen: “You finally opened your eyes, dear. Welcome back.”