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Pam had been so excited to get this job. It was her first real job since completing her MBA and she was thrilled to finally be in the corporate world in an office job. She had toughed it out through food service and retail and now her work had paid off.

She was even interested in the company she was working for. While she would have said she was interested as a matter of course, this company was in the medical field, specializing in experimental medicine. She could only imagine the projects that they had that could help the world.

She got to her orientation and was directed by the receptionist to the HR department. She was then directed to a conference room where she was told several others would be given the standard employee orientation. She expected as much. She did notice she was the first one there, but she didn't think much of it. She had gotten here early, she knew, so this wasn't unexpected. She then waited. And waited.

After twenty minutes, she wondered if they had forgotten about her or if she was directed to the wrong room. She decided to give it ten more minutes and if no one came she would see if she could find someone.

As the minutes ticked by, she started to feel strange. Not bad, just strange. A bit light-headed and suddenly tired. Maybe her initial excitement was wearing off?

She never got to ten minutes before she slumped over, unconscious.

The surgery team really did a great job, Roger Branson thought as walked toward the door out of the operating room. He did stop and look at the tools, seeing they were already cleaned and ready for another patient. He then turned toward the door, feeling the stitches in his neck as he did. Those would be out soon enough, he knew.

He then walked out of the door, each step a new experience. He wondered if he would ever get used to the feeling of pantyhose on his legs, the brush of a skirt, the smoothness of his crotch, the subtle sway of his breasts, or the smooth skin over the different fabrics. He hoped he didn't. He was enjoying the newness of Pam's body too much.

Pam. She seemed like a bright young woman, and likely would have made a great employee. Too bad she had the right type of body. She could have become an executive and yet she never made it to orientation!