City Wish (Rita TF TG) [REQUEST]

Jeff had recently moved into a new town. It was quite bustling and being raised up on a farm in a more secluded area, the transition was far from easy. The lifestyle was so different then to what he was used to, but then again that's why he moved into the city in the first place; to get a fresh start on life. A brand new chapter if you will. However it was proving much more harder then Jeff had originally anticipated. Life went so fast in the city. One moment it was day the next it was night. They didn't take too friendly to country folk in the city, which didn't make it any easier. The people living in the city that had experience would only care for themselves and their well-being, something Jeff simply couldn't do. 

His morals and stances on various issues lead to Jeff being somewhat of an outcast in the city. Back in the country-side everyone knew each other and were friends, like one big family. Out here in the city almost everyone was a stranger, and there were people you'd see more then once, but it never went beyond that. Everyone kept to themselves and preferred it that way. All Jeff really wanted was to simply fit in with the others, become educated in city life and live a new kind of life. 

One night, Jeff took a trip out to a nearby field where no city lights were signing to watch the stars. He recalled back when he was a child and would go out and look up at the sky with his old dog. It was a happy memory that put a smile on Jeff's face. As he gazed up at the stars, Jeff noticed an oddity in the sky. A shooting star! Jeff pushed himself up with his arms behind him as he looked up at it. He had heard about wishing when one saw one, and decided to do just that. 

"I wish I knew how to live in the city!" he said somewhat grandly as he watched the shooting star soar through the sky. However, it suddenly faded way, causing Jeff to practically jump up to his feet.

"What the!?" he shouted out in disbelief. He had never seen a star do that before. He stared up idly at where the star had vanished, rubbing his eyes in disbelief. The whole ordeal left Jeff oddly fatigued. He began to walk through the forest and he made his way back home. It was kind of odd. As Jeff walked through the forest it seemed a bit foreign to him. He had always gone through places like this growing up...why did it feel so off? 

As Jeff made his way to the heart of the forest, his body began to feel odd. He began to itch at his skin idly when he felt the irritation at his arms. It quickly went up and would eventually form all around his body. His scratching started to hurt a bit, and when Jeff looked down at his hands his eyes widened. It was covered in brown fur, a paw, and his nails and become claws. From his nose downward on his front grew cream fur while orange fur grew everywhere else. 

"Wh-what's going on!?" Jeff squealed out in a panic, his voice much higher in pitch. He fell onto all fours as his skeleton began to alter.
 His legs and arms took on similar shapes as Jeff's new paws forcefully went onto their "toes" as his legs became digitigrade. Brown fur covered this as his body shrunk downward, making Jeff fumble inside of his clothes. 

From behind Jeff a large, bushy tail with a cream tip began to form. As he escaped from his former clothing, the tail finished growing out and swayed behind him. He quickly ran forward, trying to get back to the city before it was too late in an attempt to get help. His sense of smell increased as he found a familiar scent only a city could have. He began to follow the scent as quick as he was able to. 

As he ran his face pushed out into a muzzle as his nose became black and wet at the tip of it. His eyes became larger as they turned blue and his eyelashes extended slightly to gain a hint of femininity to them. Jeff's eyebrows thinned out while his ears became larger and triangular, brown fur growing on the exterior while cream fur covered the inside. Jeff's hair retreated back into his fur. 

There was one major change to finish off the transformation. Jeff could feel a noticeable emptiness between his legs. He, or now much more appropriately, she let out an audible whimper upon this realization as she was finally able to make it back to the city. The first instinct was to panic, but the more she thought about it she found it odd she would do something like that. She was back in the city, she should be relieved! She began to wander around her usual route, enjoying seeing on the different people walking by. It was always fun seeing all kinds of people come and go. 

"Wonder why I was so worried earlier..." she said to herself. "Oh well Rita! Keep on moving!" she said with a small giggle before running back off to her little home in the corner of the city.