'He said, 'You have no idea what its like to feel like I feel. But I canchange that,' and then he pushed a button on the hat, and suddenly ithit me li...e a ton of bricks.I knew the feelings weren't mine, but I couldn't resist them, they wereoverwhelming. I was caught in a tidal wave of emotions, and felt like Iwas going to drown in them. They were a hurricane, and I was knockedflat by the force of it.I looked down at my uniform and felt like if I had spend one moresecond dressed like that I. Abhi mere ghar aa jao.Vipin- yaar mao out off city hu. Rat me pahuchunga.Mai- theek hai mai wait karungi tumhara.(rat ke 9 baje door bell baji)Mai-oh lagta hai vipin aa gaya.Par door open karte hi mere hosh ur gaye amit!Amit meri bua ka larka hai yani mera cousin bhai.Mai man me sochne lagi ye kaha se aa gaya agar ye jyada der ruka to mai vipin ko kaise bula paungi.Amit-hello didi.Mai-hello amit kaise ho anadar aao. Kaise ana hua.Amit – didi mere office ke tour ke silsile me aya tha socha aapse. “You mean ... Granpa Richard... ?”“Yes Dick. My father got me pregnant and then I quickly married your Dad”“By the time you was born I was twenty; and married for six months!“But my Dad must have known... ?”I loved your Dad; I was seventeen when we danced at the College Hop and began dating; it was romantic and he was sweet.But no, he never knew; that there was a sordid sexual side to his college-girl sweetheart.He was simply over-joyed when he thought he’d got me pregnant.He begged me to marry. "True to her word Jill bought me a navy blue leotard and tights. She alsobought me a gaff to hide my male parts so I wouldn't embarrass myself.Darlene was pleased when she saw me strip off my sweat pants and t-shirtbefore class and slip on my dancer's slippers.I received compliments from some of the girls on how good I looked andafter we started into our routine I forgot all about what I was wearingand concentrated on learning the moves. After class Darlene gave us a listof music we could.