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"People will know it was hers if you do that, Andy." His friend said. "Literally no one else has a watch like that."

"Seems a pity to just toss it." Andy said, disappointment in his voice. "Something like that doesn't come along every day."

"Your surgery doesn't come along every day either. Think about what all you need to watch out for. We can keep the cover story going if no one questions it too hard, but something like that, something that obvious? No way someone won't notice it."

"I supposed you're right." Andy said, finally going undo the strap and take it off his soft and womanly hand. "I guess I need to be cautious with all of this. You are right, we can't have something so obvious."

Andy handed the other man the watch, who took it and put it in a small plastic bag.

"They'll dispose of it pretty easily. I know it seems silly, given how obvious it is that you have a woman's body below you neck, but that we can still explain with our little story. I still don't know why you insisted on it being her. What made her the person you wanted your head grafted onto?"

"She was compatible and I really liked her body. My two other colleagues, they went with men. I thought changing it up might be nice. Speaking of which, the rest, has it all gone to plan?"

"Oh, yes. By next year no one will remember that those three were ever around." The other man said. "So, I'll get rid of this, and do you need anything?"

"No, I think I am fine. One of my colleagues is coming over tonight, so this is a good time for us to conclude our business."

"What's he coming over for?"

"What is he coming over for? Me, and I don't doubt in more than one sense of the word!"