I pulled off the lab coat I had worn during the heist and shoved it down the hole. Then I pushed the hat in after it and kicked enough dirt in it to c...ver the garments. I dropped the dark glasses in the hollow of a tree a hundred yards closer to the park.That was when I realized I was still clinging to the bag of cash. The ink on it had dried. I placed the bag on the ground and opened it with a long stick. Nothing happened, so I thumped it several times with the same stick. Once again, there. . pee, like the rest of you. 'Course theyconsulted Big Closet first. They didn't want to take any chances."Teddi shook her head. "It wasn't that way for me. After my parents hadbeen reading some stuff on Crystal's for a few days, I noticed a fewstrange looks. I swear, after that I couldn't do anything that didn'tget me time in a dress. After a couple of years, I noticed that I wasadjusting. It didn't seem that strange anymore. From then on, I knew mydays as a boy were numbered. I had adapted to. When I exited the stored I didn't expect to see her sitting there in her car. She waved me over to her car"Are you ready to go or do you need anything before we leave." she asked"No I don't need anything" I replied trying to figure out if she was being serious. "Are you going to get in or walk to my house?" she asked sarcastically. I walked around and got into her fairly new looking silver BMW. On the drive to her house she asked me questions about where I went to school, my age, and if I was a. By the end, Liz had shifted until she was looking right at me. I gave her a golf clap and she smiled as the last chord still hung in the air.After that, it got a little loud when the rest of the room started to applaud and cheer.I think some of them thought they were going to get a free Liz Larimer concert but it wasn’t to be. She gave hugs to the three makeshift backup musicians and then came off the stage to a new set of hugs.“God damn, Girl!” Jill said. “That’s Number One for sure!”“I’m not.