That's not me.

Special agent 39-year-old Scott McGee was in the land of duty trying to get sensitive information back to his side.

The last thing he remembered was here in the sight of the bullet like it almost killed him.

Then here works staring with the ceiling of a grey room.

He was strapped away from the bed and felt completely strange.

He managed to lift his head and look down at his body and could not believe what he saw.

According to his eyes, he was now a woman.

He thought he was hallucinating or something.

He was strapped to a metal bed in a metal room with a security camera watching him.

They must have seen heels away because a minute later a doctor walked in the room and said it's good to see you awake.

Scott screamed in the high-pitched female voice that was new to his ears what have you done to me?

The doctor looked at him and said we've done nothing but save your life.

You were injured and on the brink of death.

The knowledge inside your head is very important.

The government decided they could not let you die.

But seeing your body was beyond repair we had no choice but to do a full mind scan and download into another body.

The technology is highly experimental and you are the first successful human download.

Scott could not believe what he was hearing.

This sort of thing was impossible.

It only happened in sci-fi movies.

The Doctor released him from the straps and said come with me I've got something to show you.

Scott found it very strange to stand up let alone walk as a woman.

He was shorter in height.

He was a lot lighter in weight.

He had breasts that bounced with every step.

He followed the mountain to a viewing window and he looked down into a mortuary.

He saw his own body lying on one of the slabs.

He said in a tired voice very funny.

The man said I know this is going to take some getting used to.

As far as the world is concerned you are dead.

The agency will look after you give you a new identity and set you will be a new home.

You can retire from the agency with a full pension and medical benefits or you can come back to work as a new person with disabled rank and privileges as you had before.

Scott did not know what to think.

This was too much to take in.

He felt dizzy and like he was going to collapse.

The doctor caught him before he hit the floor and took him back to his room.

He told him before he left to rest as there were some men from his agency coming to talk to him.

The next day they had his department come to see him.

Everything was explained to him and he was shown the video of his death that had been released to the public.

He now had a big decision to make.

What was he going to do for the rest of his life?