"Lunch? Definitely!". She giggled, shaking her pastries in one hand. "Is it that obvious that I won't turn down food?"I set my own pastry box down o... my center console and motioned to her. "Gimme your phone."She quickly juggled her food and handed me her phone. I sent myself a text to my burner from her phone and handed it back.She thanked me and turned to go before pausing one more time. "I am Andrea, by the way."We soon parted ways and I drove the few blocks back to the house.When I. ..Two circuits...He seemed satisfied.The tight rein was eased somewhat and I could lower my head a little.„Now... trot...“ came the order.Thwack! Thwack!Left and right... stinging and burning...I half stumbled at the pain ... quickly recovered and went into the rhythmic, knee-raising stride demanded. My breasts bounced... and my bottom rolled... more vigorously.Jingle... jingle.. jingle... went the little bells.Oh the unbelievably inhuman dignity of it!One circuit...„Faster!“Thwack! Thwack!I. She read them with some trepidation. Theywere the only ones who knew the truth about her motivation. Carolsighed in relief, it seemed that Sue had developed a convenient case ofamnesia. All of her response were the same. "I cannot recall theanswer at this time. Chris on the other hand had a lot to say. Hetestified that 'their' feminine stuff had been kept in a trunk in Phil'sgarage. He also said he and Phil had spent many hours talking about thechallenges of being transgender.On the. “Yes, all uniquely talented from what information I was allowed to see.”“We are, even the Princesses.”“I doubt I’d ever be allowed to recruit them,” he laughed out loud.“Probably not, no. That said, I’m pretty sure they’d be good at whatever role they were needed for,” I replied.“Yes, though not for a few years.”“You got me early,” I chuckled.“You’re in GF, so that was easy.”“Yep, you outrank me,” I laughed, wondering at how he made me feel and was he interested in me as well.It took several.