My love ... was gone. She'd walked away from me. And somehow I knew this wasn't just a simple fight where everything would be fine in the morning. My ...elationship with Adrienne — at least the boyfriend/girlfriend relationship — was over.Just as I started whimpering on the path to full-blown sobbing, Dawn held both my cheeks and stared down at me. "Hey!"It was sudden enough that my attempt at sobbing like a little baby was stopped before I really got started. I opened my eyes and looked at her. It just felt right to be a girl.In the mirror I saw a cute 18 year-old girl in her school uniform, dressfalling to mid-thigh, like all the girls at school wore them. I sat onthe bed to see what sitting in a dress felt like. Oh my god! I might aswell not have been wearing anything. It was like sitting just wearing mypanties. "My panties". "Ha!" I laughed to myself. I got up and danced around the room, twirled around, jumped up and down.I looked so pretty and felt so pretty. Caught up in my own. Perhaps satisfied with the awkward situation she’d created, Mom stood, plate in hand. “ I’ll leave you two alone and eat my breakfast on the deck.Several quiet minutes passed before Jason spoke, “I’ve never thought to put lemon on waffles.”“It’s something Mom and I do. You probably wouldn’t like it.”“Speaking of like, I like how your impossible eye color gave away your secret.”“Oh?” She sat back and crossed her arms. “Whatever do you mean?”“I’m not supposed to know this—Mom and Dad think it’ll. There is still years for you, us to decide," Dave answered. Tess smiled at him, "It's nice, knowing I can have a cuddle and then hand her back." Your garden is looking good Drew," Janet remarked as she stood on the end of the veranda and studied the freshly planted seedlings. "Well that is Tess's work not mine," he replied, "She has no backyard in the city, so I offered mine. She's got quite a green thumb." Janet was becoming a bit confused about Dave and Tess. It seemed odd to her that they.