One week. Someone else's body. No reason it should change his life forever.

Jamal has spent a month trying to forget what Amanda told him after her own body exchange: if he ever gets the chance to experience life from the other side, he should take it.

Then Jodi's clinic opens its newest program.

Volunteer bodies. Seven-day exchanges. No faces, no promises, and supposedly no permanent consequences.

Jamal tells himself he's only curious when one listing keeps pulling him back: Mai Ling, a petite twenty-three-year-old Japanese exchange student who wants one week away from her own life. The hotel is already paid for. Her clothes are packed. All Jamal has to do is sign the paperwork and surrender his body for seven days.

He expects the shock of waking up smaller, softer, and unmistakably female. He expects curiosity, experimentation, and a week of discovering sensations he has only imagined.

What he doesn't expect is how quickly someone else's body begins to feel like his.

And when seven days turn into something far more complicated, Jamal discovers that changing bodies is easy compared to deciding which one truly feels like home.