**Boy's Walk to Transformation**

Sure, here is the detailed story following your instructions: --- 1. Once upon a time, in the sunlit streets of a small town in California, lived a boy named Ethan Parker. 2. Ethan was 5 years old, standing at 3 feet 6 inches tall and weighing 40 pounds. 3. His birthday was on June 15, 2018. 4. He was a lively child full of curiosity, adventure, and energy. 5. Ethan's mother, Margaret Parker, was a devoted single parent. 6. Margaret, often referred to as Maggie by family and friends, was 39 years old. 7. Standing at 5 feet 7 inches tall, she carried herself with grace even though she weighed 180 pounds. 8. She was born on October 4, 1984. 9. Margaret had vibrant red hair that she kept in a neatly cut bob, and her eyes were a striking green. 10. Despite the age difference, Margaret had a close relationship with her older sister, Elizabeth Reynolds. 11. Elizabeth, who was 53 years old, was just 5 feet 3 inches tall. 12. She weighed a bit less than Maggie at 160 pounds. 13. Elizabeth's birthday was February 25, 1970. 14. Her hair was a soft shade of brown, and she wore it in loose, flowing waves. 15. Her eyes were a gentle hazel. 16. Ethan loved his Aunt Elizabeth dearly. 17. Another key member of the family was Margaret's cousin, Thomas Brock. 18. Thomas was 55 years old, two years older than Margaret. 19. Standing at 6 feet 2 inches, he weighed an athletic 220 pounds. 20. Thomas's birthday was on August 12, 1968. 21. He had dark brown hair, kept short and neat, and piercing blue eyes. 22. Thomas had been married once to a woman named Jasmine Rivera. 23. Jasmine was 10 years younger than Thomas and thus 45 years old. 24. Her birthday was on November 11, 1977. 25. She was from Texas, and her race was Hispanic, a contrast to the rest of the family. 26. Jasmine was 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighed 150 pounds. 27. Her hair was black, styled in a peculiar and tacky mix of braids and beads. 28. Her eyes were a deep, captivating brown. 29. Ethan had never walked to Cousin Thomas's house alone before. 30. His mom usually walked him there. 31. This time, Ethan wanted to show his mom he could manage on his own. 32. He wore a simple t-shirt, jeans, and his favorite light-up shoes. 33. As Ethan walked along the familiar streets, he felt a surge of pride in his small chest. 34. When he reached his Aunt Elizabeth's house, he was suddenly stopped by a random woman. 35. The woman looked disheveled and worn, clearly homeless. 36. Her name was Mary Jane, but people referred to her as "Midnight Mary." 37. Midnight Mary had been homeless for the past 5 years. 38. She was 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighed around 130 pounds. 39. Her birthday was January 3, 1970, the same year as Ethan's aunt. 40. Midnight Mary was white with unkempt, dirty blonde hair. 41. Her eyes were tired blue. 42. She was wearing an old, tattered tank top and short shorts. 43. On her feet were worn-out platform sandals. 44. She carried a worn purse she had found in a garbage bin. 45. Inside the purse, she kept her few possessions, including a comb, a small mirror, and three old coins. 46. The sunglasses perched on her face were found discarded on a park bench and mismatched her attire. 47. "Hey kid, got some money?" she asked Ethan. 48. "I don’t have any," Ethan replied nervously, his words lisped and unsure. 49. Mary Jane sneered and walked away. "Stupid brat," she muttered. 50. Ethan felt his heart pound harder as he continued walking. 51. He ventured into an area he didn’t recognize and looked down at his own outfit of a t-shirt, jeans, and light-up shoes with uncertainty. 52. Suddenly, feeling pain in his feet, he decided to take off his shoes and socks. 53. The pain persisted and his feet throbbed with each step. 54. He wandered further, strangely getting more and more lost. 55. Ethan found himself in a desolate part of town. 56. The buildings were rundown, covered in grime and graffiti. 57. Trash and litter were scattered everywhere. 58. Broken windows gaped like missing teeth in the abandoned structures. 59. As Ethan walked down an alleyway, he noticed the pair of platform sandals, purse, and sunglasses he had seen before. 60. Panic clawed at his chest, wondering if the angry woman was nearby. 61. Deciding to leave, he tried to find his way out of the alley. 62. Suddenly, the sunglasses flew over his eyes. 63. Ethan tried to pull them up above his eyes, but he couldn't remove them entirely. 64. "These look so girly," he screamed, "Geth them off! Mommy!" 65. To his horror, Ethan’s clothes evaporated, disappearing into thin air. 66. His feet started aging and cracking. 67. They became female feet, complete with red nail polish. 68. The polish matched Midnight Mary’s exactly. 69. "Ew! My feet look too big and girly! I don’t wanna be a girl!" Ethan screamed in terror. 70. His legs began to feminize and mature. 71. His thighs and ankles swelled up from walking constantly. 72. His chest reshaped into a pair of breasts. 73. His torso gained slight muscle from a life seemingly spent outside. 74. His arms and hands also feminized and matured, fingers adorned with similar polish, now dirty. 75. His entire body became covered in grime and dirt. 76. "I didn’t do anything wrong," he said, "I wished I could’ve gave some coins to the lady but I didn’t have any." 77. Ethan's head, hair, face, eyes, eyebrows, eyelashes, ears, nose, cheeks, lips, and teeth matured and feminized into that of a woman. 78. It wasn’t just his body that changed; his voice slowly matured to match Mary’s. 79. Yet, Ethan initially retained his original thoughts. 80. He took hesitant steps towards a mirror. 81. Looking into his new eyes, he felt a wave of sorrow wash over him. 82. Instantly, he frowned at his new appearance. 83. Tears welled up, and he said, "I don’t wanna be a girl!" tears streaming down his face, more words than he would ever use under normal circumstances. 84. Suddenly, the sunglasses fell down over his eyes again, causing a sharp pain in his mind. 85. His memories started changing, altering his sense of identity. 86. His visions of life as a boy turned into visions of growing up as a girl. 87. He remembered playing with dolls, wearing dresses, and other things he definitely shouldn’t remember. 88. Ethan mourned the loss of his family. 89. The transformation continued, altering him mid-sentence. 90. "No, please, I just want my... I just wanna some person to show some f***ing courtesy and give me some f***ing money, I’m f***ing homeless. I’ve been homeless for f***ing years. How hard do I have to f***ing beg. My name is Mary Jane. I’m 53 years old. My mom is dead. My dad is gone. Are you happy now?” he cried, now fully believing she had always been Mary Jane and was currently homeless. 91. She adjusted her sunglasses, before spotting her purse and platform sandals. 92. Slowly, she walked towards her belongings, feeling the hot cement under her feet. 93. "Ow da***, why did I take off my f***ing sandals? Now the sun is burning the sh** out of my feet. Jesus f***ing Christ, what the f*** is wrong with you?” Mary Jane muttered to herself. 94. She picked up her purse. 95. Mary Jane rummaged through her purse, checking that everything was there meticulously. 96. She pulled out her comb, the small mirror, and the three old coins, examining each. 97. Satisfied, she threw the purse over her shoulder. 98. Mary Jane then walked over to her platform sandals, carefully picking them up. 99. She walked to a shaded area nearby and sat down. 100. She smiled, feeling a sense of relief for having found them. 101. Reality had changed for her, altering her past. 102. She remembered asking Ethan for money. 103. She also remembered him saying he didn’t have any. 104. She recalled walking far down the road to the alleyway. 105. For no reason at all, she now remembered taking off her purse, platforms, and sunglasses and walking off. 106. "Why did I behave so weirdly?" she criticized herself. 107. "So glad I found my platforms. I found these in a dumpster like brand new," she said to herself. 108. She picked up the left sandal, putting it on her left foot first. 109. She took deliberate care, making sure to fit each strap comfortably around her foot. 110. Then, she picked up the right one, putting it on her right foot with the same care. 111. Once she had both sandals on, she stood up, feeling complete. 112. Proudly, she began strutting down the street. 113. She stepped in front of a cracked mirror propped against a wall. 114. "I still remember how I became homeless," she reflected aloud. 115. "It was 5 years ago when I was 48 years old." 116. "It was because of addiction and poor choices, but nobody wants to help me out of it." 117. “My dad is dead. My mom is long gone. My family have all abandoned me. My friends don’t even love me anymore.” 118. Feeling despondent, Mary Jane found an alleyway and sat down, hugging her purse close. 119. She dreamed of her life as a little girl. 120. Images of her playing in a backyard, attending school, and becoming an adult sloshed before her eyes. 121. Her dreams morphed into an older vision of herself, not homeless but dressed neatly and leading a normal life. 122. She saw herself working, smiling, and being with friends in the detailed dream. 123. Mary's dream sharply cut to her current reality, homeless and wearing the exact same outfit. 124. She jerked awake, startled, still in the dark alley. 125. The memory of her old life never returned. 126. Mary Jane had no recollection of ever being Ethan. 127. She only remembered her life as Mary Jane, the homeless woman.