"Ummmm, nice soft panties," she whispered in my ear. She teased meunmercifully, "Does my darling little girl like her pretty panties?" Herperfume fill...d my nostrils; her soft lips caressed the nape of my neck."You love your frilly new things, don't you, Christine."As she slid the silky panties up and down along my member, I began toshudder, "Yes! Yes! Make me your little girl!!" With that, my shafterupted into the delicate little panties and I collapsed down onto thevanity seat. At this point I. OnFriday I called her to ask for advice, and she told me to confront theissue with him, maybe even help him become a girl for a short time, maybea weekend. Jill merely confirmed what I wanted to do, and while Nathanielwas at school I set about making it possible.My name is Nathaniel, and all my life I had an irresistible urge, like anitch that you can't scratch. The more I ignored it, the more it itched! Iknew what it was of course, I had always known. I wanted to dress, andlive, as a girl.. What do you have on your schedule today?" Not much. No weddings this weekend for a change. I do have the Advertising Council conference tomorrow, but it has been covered. Should have nothing to do on it unless there is a last minute problem. Day after tomorrow is the seminar put on by that guy who is trying to sell his system for playing the stock market and that one is a piece of cake. Coffee and donuts at ten and he will be out of there by noon." So you will be free for lunch today?" I. But we are definitely friends." Fine with me. You're not from around here." No. Queensland. My Dad's got a small station west of Roma. My older brother works at a vineyard in St. George." Hmmm. Well, here are our succulents. I'm rather proud of them. Australia can boast at least 400 species that can be regarded as succulents. We've about 60. Only a few are insectivorous." That's why I wanted to look around here. Look, there's a Melophorus bagoti. Whoever did the transplanting must have brought.