For a few moments my brain was sending me conflicting messages, but then reason prevailed once more and I released my grip on Beryl and took a step ba...k. She laughed joyously again.“I liked that a lot, Ron, but any longer and you would have had to wait for your breakfast! But, changing the subject, have you given any thought to what we might do today? I really don’t mind as long as we do it together. I was thinking that either we could go to the beach again, or maybe for a drive in that nice. I sat up and returned my seat to its upright position. I could see a ghost of a smile on Tami's face. I had to suppress my urge to do a little victory dance. I was close, but not there yet. I just needed to stay calm, and let her tell me what we had decided.Tami:When we got to his house I told him to go in and see his family. When he was done he could come up to the apartment and we would talk. I let myself in, and stripped down to a matching panty and bra set. I knew if I made love to him. ------Chapter 12As usual, Marc had showered after getting home and was now changed intofemale clothes. Free of their binding, his breasts were quiteprominent and the blouse he was wearing showed off his developingcleavage to great effect. He'd removed the band from his pony tail sohis hair fell down beyond his shoulders and, with a light applicationof makeup he looked unmistakably female - sufficient to be recognisableas Adele but not too much to remove all traces of Marc. The three ofthem. I could sense that he was poking him from behind as if urging him to tell something.Laltu: Dada o amar bondhu, o jabe bolchhe. O r ekta bhalo spot to jane ektu dure. (Dada, he is my friend, he also wants to go along with us. He also knows a better spot a little far away.)Me: Laltu, ager bar to tumi gechhile. Jano amra ektu ekakitto pochhondo kori. (Laltu, you have gone with us last time. You know that we want some privacy.)Just then Mimi said: This ache jak na osubidhe ki ache. Better spot o.