After Swapping Bodies with My Childhood Friend — Novel

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When Diana Gildon wakes up in a world turned upside down, she finds herself trapped in her childhood friend Hugh Romero's body. Swapping identities was never on her radar—especially not after a drunken kiss from the school bully that sparked this chaotic twist of fate. Navigating the halls of university in the wrong skin, she grapples with the consequences of their reckless night and the unexpected bond forming between them.

As tensions simmer beneath their playful banter, Diana must confront the deeper feelings lurking behind their history. What does it mean for her to live a life that has always been overshadowed by Hugh’s fierce persona? And what happens when he begins to look at her with an intensity that makes her heart race? With a rollercoaster of emotions swirling around them, will they find a way back to themselves before the lines between friendship and romance blur beyond recognition?

As secrets unravel and misunderstandings grow, can Diana and Hugh navigate this strange new reality together, or will their tangled lives tear them apart for good?

After Swapping Bodies with My Childhood FriendChapter 1 What Do You Think?

I was kissed by the school bully, and the next day we woke up with our souls swapped, each in the other's body.

Hugh Romero was mean. Every day, he said I was a crybaby because, after our bodies were swapped, he was the one who experienced the pain of menstrual cramps.

I felt so aggrieved.

Finally, our bodies switched back.

But his expression became gloomier as days passed by, and his gaze at me became stranger.

Later, when he was drunk one day, he cornered me and kissed me again.

"You've seen my body. What now? You have to take responsibility for me..."

My name was Diana Gildon, and Hugh was my hot-tempered childhood sweetheart.

Hugh had always been wild, and his favorite thing to do was to bully me.

Finally, I made it through the SAT. Yet he and I were admitted to the same university and the same major.

Fortunately, we were not in the same class.

Otherwise, I would have been bullied all day long.

It took me a month to accept the reality that I would have to live under his shadow for the next four years.