One lost fitness tracker. One impossible pose. A room full of hungry eyes.
Gus is the invisible janitor at Equinox Prime, the city's most elite gym. Overweight, lonely, and ignored by the beautiful people he cleans up after, he spends his nights fantasizing about the women in the yoga studio.
While emptying the trash, he finds a sleek, futuristic white fitness tracker discarded in the locker room. It doesn't go on his wrist. It goes around his neck.
The device hums to life. Reality bends.
Gus wakes up in the body of Lexi, the gym's new star instructor. She is a vision of perfection—flexible, toned, and dressed in skin-tight white spandex that leaves nothing to the imagination. But this new body comes with a catch: it runs on attention.
Lexi's pleasure centers are wired directly to the gaze of others. A stare feels like a touch. A room full of men watching her stretch feels like an orgasm.
Driven by a holographic interface that demands "Maximum Visibility," Gus pushes his new body to the limits of flexibility and exhibitionism. From leading a heated yoga class that turns into a public display of lust, to a locker room encounter with the men who used to ignore him, Gus discovers the intoxicating power of being the center of attention.
