Evidently, she had had a life changing experience that led her to quit the insurance business to take up sculpting full time. Dad wasn't too happy abo...t the loss of income but she had put her foot down and refused to change her mind. She was going to become a sculptor, a professional one, whether he liked it or not. However, she admitted that she felt under pressure to sell some of her works now that it had been almost a year since she'd quit her job.I finished the first sandwich and Mom. My eyelashes slowly spread out, as they grew longer. My nose shifted into an upward turn as it settled into place. Then the changes spread past my neck as I felt something raising up on my chest. I could see a full set of twins up there that wiggled and giggled at each slight movement. I also noticed the change in my balance as it spread down my body. My hips became more curved, my legs growing smaller and my feet shrank. The changes didn't do much to my hands because even back when I was. But we need to do it soon because he wants to have his place opened in two months. There was a metal lathe in the back but he wants to keep it. Isn't that awesome?"Adam's excitement wasn't feigned."It's fantastic!" he said. "Man, I love making stuff with wood."Both Sean and Walt looked surprised."You do?" Walt asked. "Why didn't I know that?"Adam shrugged. It wasn't a closely guarded secret. Then the answer came to him."It was something I did with my Dad," he said. "I've only really been able. “Beti, mere potey se shaadi karne ke liye koi ladki nahin mil rahi hai. Woh bhi ab 32 ka ho chala hai. Toh mere dimaag mein aaye din wahi chalta hai.”Toh main bhi dadaji ki dasha ko samajhte hue boli, “Dadaji, aap pareshaan mat hoiye please. Sab theek ho jaayega.”Woh mujhe dekhte hue bole, “Beti. Ek baat poochoon?”Main boli, “Ji poochiye”Woh meri taraf dekhte hue bole, “Agar tujhe mere ghar ki bahu banne ka mauka miley. Toh kya tu banegi?”Mujhe ye sunkar bahut ajeeb laga. Aur mujhe samajh nahin.