A 36 year old man named Justin Zygurski witnessed a heinous crime and after testifying, is placed in a new version of witness protection. They will use a new technology to physically transform him into a different person, including DNA, eye color and backstory. They won’t tell him who he will be until the process is complete. He is unaware that his new body will be a short, beautiful, and very busty 21 year old white woman named Sabrina Parker with a backstory of moving to a small town
Director Elena Vance-Ross — The lead scientist and handler of the witness relocation program. She views Justin as a test subject for her technology rather than a human being with rights.
Justin Zygurski — A 36-year-old former accountant who inadvertently witnessed a high-profile syndicate murder. His life is defined by his desperate need for safety and the anxiety of his former identity being erased by the government.
Sabrina Parker — The result of the experimental transformation technology, Sabrina is the identity Justin must inhabit to survive. She is a woman designed to be inconspicuous in a small-town setting, unaware of her own artificial origins.
Allan Cole — A 26-year-old sheriff's deputy serving in a small, quiet town. He is dedicated to his duty but finds his professional discipline tested by his growing, intense fascination with his new neighbor.
Margaret Cole — A tall, silver-haired woman with flint-gray eyes, kind and warm. She welcomed Sabrina into her family and promised to protect her secret.
Dana — A young woman with auburn hair who works as a dispatcher for the sheriff's department. She is friendly and has a close working relationship with the deputies, particularly Ellis.
Ellis — A stocky, red-haired deputy who is part of Allan's friend group. He is known for his good nature and thoughtful gestures, such as bringing Dana coffee and bagels.
Rachel — A soft-spoken woman with kind eyes who performed Sabrina's ultrasound and revealed she was having twins.
Chapter 25: The Celebration
The congratulations swept me through the room like a current, pulling me from one warm embrace to the next. Mrs. Kowalski from the general store kissed both my cheeks and told me she had a bolt of lace she'd been saving for a wedding dress. The salvage yard mechanic shook my hand so hard my shoulder popped, and his wife pressed a jar of her famous strawberry jam into my palm with a wink. Allan's deputies clapped him on the back and teased him about losing his bachelor freedom, and he took it all with that sheepish grin I had grown to love.