“Are… Are… Are these mine?”“Yes, Tiff, these are yours. My gift to you. I have one more thing to give you. If you accept, there is no tur...ing back.”“Ok???” Tiff said with anticipation and questioning.“Tonight, my business associates are expecting me to show up to dinner with my wife. As you know, my wife passed away and that part of my life is missing. Tonight, you will wear this ring and be my stand-in wife. And, after tonight, if you decide, it will become permanent. If I wake up. "By now Jessica was agitated and on the verge of tears. "What did I do,Mrs. McMasters? Please tell me what I did!" Isn't it obvious, honey? You changed their sexes." But how is something like that possible?"Diane sighed deeply. "Oh, this is going to be a long story. I hope yourmother isn't expecting you home very soon." She paused. "Jessica, Idoubt you're going to believe this, but you were born a boy." A boy?" she laughed. "That's ridiculous. I'm a girl. I've always been agirl." No, no you. Let’s go and see what Ron has for us.”Ron was waiting for us and took us into the same room as we’d met with him the last time. He told us that in the bunch of papers that I’d salvaged, he found the name of a lawyer that apparently had done work for Jennifer’s dad. He contacted the lawyer and managed to get some information. My ‘spidy sense’ perked up as I noted the lack of contact with a family member.“Jennifer, what I have to tell you is a bit shocking,” Ron said. Jennifer’s eyes were wide in. ‘Come Grasshopper, we have work to do.’ I learned it from Jeff. I figured if he knew, she would also. She didn’t question it. Jen had a more normal upbringing than I did, but that wasn’t saying much. Sandy was on my side, but she was so seriously lacking in experience she couldn’t possibly have the judgment to help. Sunny was my best choice. On the surface it was an odd choice. She had grown up as a hippie. She had matured as an academic. In her personal life she didn’t appear to make decisions.