Gender virus: first day back

As Jordan took a quick selfie in the office bathroom to commemorate his first day back at work after his quarantine was lifted, he realized he had two things to contend with after he was diagnosed with the gender virus: One, he was getting a lot more attention now than he used to. As word of his changes spread around the office, he could feel the sideways glances from his coworkers. The women eyed him with jealousy and amusement, which was difficult enough to deal with, but the men were practically undressing him with their eyes, barely making eye contact as they stopped by his desk. It didn’t help that the work outfit he borrowed from his sister, the only one he could get on short notice, looked significantly more revealing on his now busty body than it did on her much less curvy frame. 

Surprisingly, he was rather enjoying the attention, which led him to his second realization: He may have gotten more than just physical changes from the virus. He liked men now. He *Really* liked men now. Little things he wouldn’t have noticed as a man, the strong forearms of the deliveryman as he made his rounds, the bulge in his coworker’s pants, now sent shivers of excitement up and down his body. He found himself spacing out at his desk, fantasizing about one of his coworkers pulling him into the supply closet and having his way with his new self. “That wouldn’t be so bad, would it?” he thought, drawing his finger absentmindedly around his lips and into his mouth, imagining how good it would feel if it was something else instead. The office holiday party was coming up in a few days, maybe he would really dress up and see if he could catch the eye of that hot analyst that worked down the hall.