She almost cupped one of them to get a FEEL for the larger knockers, when another part of the treatment she had agreed to undergo by contract a year ago dawned on her.
"What did you do to my face?" Ann asked.
"Damn, I thought she would feel herself up a little first before she asked about that," Rick lamented.
"We can use the wand to make her do that," Jim reminded.
"Nah, let's just watch how she takes it."
The doctor, still standing by Ann to assess her reactions and general health, responded, "Everything went smoothly. You had no complications or allergic reactions."
"But... ?" Ann added, having picked up swiftly even in her groggy state on an underlying shocker waiting to come out. Taking matters into her own hands, she reached for a hand mirror laid across the table beside her, looked herself in the face and breathlessly gasped.
A thick, black layer of eyeliner rimmed her eyes, accompanied by heavy turquoise eyeshadow from her eyelids straight up to her eyebrows. Cheap rosy mascara spread across her cheeks, but what really drew her attention was her mouth: plump, bright cherry red lips, full of collagen. Staring at her reflection, she reached over, picked up and glanced over at the photograph of the classy, professional look she SHOULD have received from the treatment...
And her new exaggerated one.
"What have you done to me?! How can anyone think of me as a professional reporter when I look like a... a..."
Ann didn't say it out loud, but it wasn't hard to gather what she was thinking. She looked like a slut. Her new face combined with her large boobs gave the newswoman a sleazy sexual air about her, the look of a cheapo woman you would sooner expect to see lying on a bed taking it up the ass than reporting the news.
"Change me back!" Ann insisted.
"I'm sorry," the doctor said, "but there's nothing I can do. Even if you offered me the money for your operation, your contract with NBC states that all cosmetic changes to your body must be decided on and approved by the network. I'm afraid you'll have to live like this until your contract ends or NBC decides on a new look for you."