I told you I was innocent.

Fresh out of prison, 45-year-old James was determined to clear his name and prove his innocence.

He needed to get back into the offices of his former employer and prove that he was not the embroiler.

Knowing he would be recognised and not trusting anyone to help him in this endeavour, he purchased online three vials of the Firm virus.

After infecting himself with the virus, he knew he had 17 days to get himself cured, or it would become permanent.

He got a job as a secretary in his former office.

He now had access to all the relevant documents and Secret Files.

With the evidence in hand, he went to the authorities and cleared his name.

The company was now under investigation, and the ceo's were under arrest for embezzlement and falsifying documents.

He was given the antivirus, and he injected himself there and then wanted to be a man again and get out of this hormonal nightmare of a female body.

Unfortunately for him, the stuff he had injected himself with was not a pure strain.

It was a resistant antivirus.

He was now a free man trapped in a female version of himself.

Which was the price he was willing to pay for freedom and a good name?