And without waiting for an answer, she rearranged herself so that my feet were on her lap UNDER the blanket.Now she was sitting in a modified indian s...yle, both knees bent, but angled the same direction, like kneeling but slumped sideways. My feet rested across her thighs, and, usefully, provided a tent under which any telltale hand movements couldn't be seen. Her long t-shirt had ridden up at least enough that my calves and ankles were resting on her bare thighs, and, a few casual glances. Wanna come and see more of it?" His eyes sort of lit up and he looked around, maybe to see if he was being set up."Sure, babe. When and where?" Get in." I said, nodding my head at the passenger door. He laughed and went around, jumping inside. The car rocked under his weight. I was wearing jeans, a checked blue shirt and a jacket, but from the way he was looking at me you would have thought I was naked.I stepped on the gas and drove out onto the street, turning down Grover street towards the. Things had changed after he felt dizzy. What had happened before that? Something he and Peggy had been fighting about. Playing back the scene in his mind, he finally made the connection. Wishes! They had both wished the other knew what life was like on the other side.It seemed too fantastic to be true, but he couldn't think of any other explanation. Closing his eyes tightly, he wished to be back to normal. When he looked, he was still in the pressed sports shirt. He tried again. No change.. The body was in proportion to the head, arms and legs.It wore a skirt with a rough woven shirt and it had a pouch over its shoulder. Slowly it backed across the clearing with Cynthia and Simon following. Halfway across it stopped and then glanced over its shoulder at Artimas and me. It straightened its shoulders and turned around and walked towards us.When it reached us it stopped, “are you here to help mother?”Artimas and I looked at each other and Elizabeth cleared her throat, “father, he.