I think that Bob was as happy as I was to get back on the road. We did stop off to freshen up our supply of wanted posters at the county courthouse, b...t that's all I wanted to have to do with a city with that many people. I just felt like I was being smothered by that much humanity.We didn't know exactly when we crossed over the line into the Oklahoma panhandle, but we could tell the difference when we walked into our first saloon in a town over the line. The place just seemed tougher and full. *Wait,Charlene? My name is Charlene! Oh bother...* She looked down on herself,and noticed that not much had changed, her chest looked a little bigger,and upon touching it, she realized it was all her, no forms were left.*Uh oh, what else changed...* She checked all over and came to theconclusion that she was now a girl, entirely, from the top of her head,all the way down to her much smaller feet. She put the shoes on, andwalked over to the mirror almost effortlessly. *Damn, and I thought Iwas. Like clock work she was online at the same time and the conversation started out like usual. Next thing I know she was grabbing her neck talking about how it hurt. I told her she should come over so I could rub it for her and she laughed it off as usual. I told her I was serious, if she came over tonight I would rub her shoulders for her and give her a massage. She got serious and said ok, that she would be right over. My heart began to race, wondering what would happen when she got her, what. ”“Of course,” Emma replies. “I had to crash this party as well.”“No one likes a party pooper, especially me.”“I’ll tell you what,” Emma says. “You give up now and we can end this before it even begins.”Casey lets out a laugh from somewhere deep inside her. It didn’t even sound like it came from her at all. “It’s too bad I didn’t just put it together until now, Emma, but I see how you’ve started becoming so perfect.”“I thought I was perfect to you already.”“You were, but perfection knows no.