"You dress up like a girl, right?" "I, uh, yeah, I-" "'Yes' is good. 'Yes' is short. 'Yes' does not hurt my brain." "Uh, yes," said Paul... who was blushing so hard it looked like hehad a sunburn. A bad sunburn. "Why? No!" he corrected, even though it hurt his head. "You wantto do it because... because you want to be a girl?" Tom guessed. "I dunno," said Paul, and he was going to explain when Tom held uphis hand. "That's good. Now..." They walked down the stairs. "We totally altered your physiology because you were the perfectcandidate, a genetic match with sufficient mass. I'll get to work oneliminating Manuel," she said coldly before leaving, Annette expected meto react and later asked why I didn't. I didn't because there's stillplenty of time to talk sense into them.I spent the next few days in Francines home noting the sea view to bevery different suggesting we had moved. More of Manuel and Francine'sknowledge and experiences came back to me,. Thank you, Al.” She gave me another hug and kissed my lips softly.We grabbed the last two smaller loads and headed down. Loading them completed what we needed here and Lisa led off in her old car. We hadn’t managed to find time to buy her a new one but we would. I brought up the rear in my Chrysler and found even more cars parked there. The road was full of cars on both sides. What in the world!?Lisa touched me mentally, “Drive on in, Love. We have a wonderful problem.”The first person I saw. He grabbed his athletic bag and went off to the weight room. Mo and Jake said they had to get going too. They had to get ready for their picnic. After they left I told Donna that I thought it would be pretty interesting to be a fly on the wall (or in the egg salad) for that picnic. She laughed and said it was time for us to go too. She grabbed her tray and we were on our way back to my dorm room (which was now also hers for the time being). On the way we stopped by the student health center for.