Unity
3: Good Girl
Daisy:
So my parents were wrong. It wouldn’t be four years, until age 15, before my life got interesting. Though I didn’t exactly admit it, it was getting interesting already, at age eleven. I kind of worked backwards to that conclusion: the one who made life interesting was always going to be me.
Homework: horribly boring; most of it even badly designed, so inefficient as a learning tool. Class: well, once in a while I’d learn something new, but those momen

Unity
2: Eaten, finally
In a forested valley on Everywhere, still in the shadow of the small bee-girl hive, Daisy combed out her hair with her fingers.
“So… what should we do now?”
Tom looked at her. This is what his daughter would look like in ten years? “Do we really have to move?”
Daisy turned around. “Well. Okay. I’ve ‘broken’ two different worlds, and by ‘broken’ I mean… transformed them. One quite successfully. T

Unity
1: Daisy’s Story
Story Note: This story is a combined/crossover sequel to both Greetings from Jessica’s Vagina and ManBreaker. Both stories provide some background but should not be essential reading to get the most from this one. —dw
Daisy McAllister, age eleven, looked up to the opposite bathroom wall and steadied herself, bracing against the wall next to the toilet. Desperate panic set in. In her left hand; toilet paper with a small streak of blood; her first menstrual