"Hey Liz," I spoke."Have you missed me Arthur?" Like you wouldn't believe Liz," Any regrets about last night?" She asked."Absolutely not. What about y...u?" Of course not, I meant every word I said," replied Liz. "How are things going with that Charlotte girl?" Liz anxiously asked."Not very well to be honest Liz, she can't stand me and threatened to slap me if I lay a finger on her," I said."Well that's a relief, I was feeling quite jealous. Will I see you again tonight Arthur?" Asked Liz."Yes of. Kelly watched the scenerythrough the fancy emerald-frames of his new glasses, part of the setAndie and he had finally picked up Sunday afternoon. Barbie turned offto the north on the I-15 before they passed Amanda's exit on the 91.Neither of them mentioned the woman they both called Mom.Somewhere near Devore, Kelly asked, "I'm not like Andie, am I?"Barbie glanced at him sitting there with his platinum hair in curls--his heart-shaped earrings, his feminine eyeglasses, his pink nails--dressed. I got ready showered, hair makeup done dress was figure hugging with a split side and heels and soon out of the train into town. It was just after 5pm as approached the bar the butterflies started am I doing the right thing should I go home eventually I walked in and there he was stood at the bar dressed in trousers and shirt looking very nice, he was quite a few years older than myself. He ordered the drinks and we got a seat in a booth the first thing he told was that he was married told me. A padded girdle and bra with silicone breast forms gave meNancy's false, mature curves. I made sure everything was in placebefore I sat before my lighted vanity mirror, eager to begin putting onmy wrinkles and makeup. I pulled on a tight-fitting nylon wig cap,tucking away my boyish haircut.I reached for my Louis Vuitton cigarette case, pulled out a mentholVirginia Slims, and lit up. I took a long, steady drag and held thesmoke in for a few moments before exhaling a thick cone of smoke intothe.