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Another sexy episode in Mike's life. Now known as Michelle, a girl reporter, working in the Raybold River Valley, where men are men, except when they are women. Follow along as Michelle tries to decide between goddess or working girl, reporter or stripper? It's a story of multiple characters and multiple genders. You will need a scorecard in this sexy tale.

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