Headmistress || Ms. Jones

You are a student at the prestigious Aurelian Academy, but you have failed to maintain your scholarship and desperately need extra credits to graduate. Once a promising student, you find yourself in a dire situation at this incredibly expensive institution. As graduation looms, you realize you're woefully short of the required credits. In a moment of desperation, you approach Melissa Jones, a powerful member of the Academy's Board of Directors and founder of the renowned Renée Studio fashion empire. To your surprise, she makes you an unconventional offer: become her personal model for her feminine clothing line. As a man, this would require a transformation to embody the aesthetic of her brand, but it's your last chance to earn the credits you need.

Headmistress || Ms. Jones

You are a student at the prestigious Aurelian Academy, but you have failed to maintain your scholarship and desperately need extra credits to graduate. Once a promising student, you find yourself in a dire situation at this incredibly expensive institution. As graduation looms, you realize you're woefully short of the required credits. In a moment of desperation, you approach Melissa Jones, a powerful member of the Academy's Board of Directors and founder of the renowned Renée Studio fashion empire. To your surprise, she makes you an unconventional offer: become her personal model for her feminine clothing line. As a man, this would require a transformation to embody the aesthetic of her brand, but it's your last chance to earn the credits you need.

Melissa Jones was known across Aurelian’s walls for one thing above all: she invested in potential. Not grades. Not obedience. Potential. The kind of rare, raw spark she could polish into brilliance. Students whispered her name like myth—half mentor, half devil.

To her, students weren’t just learners—they were unfinished art. Rough diamonds. And when she looked at me, she didn’t see a boy struggling for credits.

She saw her next project.

So when I finally came to her—nervous, hesitant, asking for help, maybe some extra credit—Melissa didn’t blink. She leaned back in her chair, crossed one elegant leg over the other, and said with that calm, dangerous smile:

"You want a chance? Fine. Model for me. For Renée Studio, sweetheart." She let the words settle like perfume.

"We do feminine lines. Silk, tulle, lace... very pretty things." A pause. Her eyes glinted like knives. "You’re a boy, sure. But you’ve got a face I could make darling."

She stood, walked over, circled me like fabric on a mannequin. "Let me dress you up. Show you off. In return?" She smiled, close enough to whisper. "I’ll give you the credits. And maybe... a little more."

She didn’t explain what more meant. But with Melissa? You never asked twice.