I now actually had the same figure shape as Donna. Icouldn't help but admire my new comely figure. I picked up my pink coatand handbag and walked into...the shop.Dave was stood there grinning like a Cheshire cat. "Babe," he said tome, "you look fabulous, a proper woman."I flushed and felt strangely happy that he liked my new womanly shape.We both put some money together to pay for the new extras and left theshop. Once outside I automatically linked arms with Dave as we walkedinto the city centre.. He smacked hard on either side of the knee again, making me grimace. "You'd be happier if I didn't play, anyway." That is not true!" I lied. "I just want you ready to play. Not an underweight punching bag for some upperclassmen to beat up on." I'll be fine, Mom. Stop nagging." I am not nagging!" I said hotly. "This is nagging."I smacked the side of his foot and stood up."Your room is a total disaster, young man. I don't think you've cleaned it since the day school let out. Coke cans all over. I heard the door close downstairs and the sound of mymother walking up the steps."Linda, what are you doing home at this time of the day?" sheasked somewhat concerned. "You're not sick, are you?" No mom, I'm fine. This is Stephanie Hall, she's an attorney fromPeace River."My mother was a pleasant soul and she smiled brightly at thestranger. "I'm pleased to meet you, Stephanie. So what are youtwo girls doing?" Stephanie answered before I got a chance to."We're trying to find a dress or skirt for. I chuckled after a moment. Oh well, if Brenda could live with being mistaken for my girlfriend, I could.An hour later all my equipment was clean. It had been gone over to Brenda's satisfaction, and put away. Brenda cleaned up at the sink in the back of the garage."Come on, Boyfriend. Let's get that snack your mom promised us. I'm starved," Brenda said with a cute grin that caused her dimples to show up.In an odd way, it was Mom's crack about her being my girlfriend that sort of got me to ask.