”“Awe you know I love an audience.”“Yes, I know you do. Thank you, baby. I needed that.”“I did too.”“We’re about 20 minutes out now....We’re making great time, I can’t waitto set up camp and take you out on a hike. It’ll be exciting.”“I can’t deny I’m a little excited too.”“Good! I can’t wait. Maybe if you like this weekend than we can comeback in a few weeks for a longer trip. Even if we don’t I’m glad youwere willing to try a weekend for me baby.”“I missed you too much last summer not to at. It would give you all the rights and me none other than the commitment to serve you and any of your friends.” She held her breath waiting for the response. Melissa had to admit to liking the idea. After all, Kristina had come on leaps and bounds in the last month since starting with her and she was going to soon lose her services when she moved out after her sabbatical from her job, so maybe this was a way of keeping in touch and continuing to benefit from her already much-improved cleaning. .. you two KNOW each other?!" Oh shit!" said Mark as Julie stood frozen, staring at him. Then he laughed. "Yeah, I guess you could say we know each other. Bob ... Lori ... I'd like to introduce you to my sister Julie. Well, Step-Sister, actually. But we grew up together since we were both about eight."There was a prolonged silence in the room as all the occupants thought about the conundrum that had just presented itself."Mark!" stammered Julie again.He smiled and said "Hi sweets. I never. "I looked back with a blank look in my eye. Did she just ask me to tryto talk like a girl? Seeing my perplexed expression, she added, "Notthat it matters really, if you don't feel uncomfortable with your malevoice. I just thought you might feel more, like it was normal, if yourvoice matched your appearance."I hadn't really thought about it. It was a little out of kilter though.Responding, I said in an almost whisper, "How's this?" trying to soundas feminine as I could, although I think I.