I had been a bit worried that its skirt wouldn't cover up my boyishnessas it flowed out, rather than fall down, but because it was so ruffled,it manag...d to do so surprisingly well. I was very thankful for this asotherwise it would have been difficult to leave the room wearing it. Inthe case that Judy believed that I was really a girl, that would havemade for a very shocking and awkward moment, I envisioned. I probablywould have just stated that it hadn't fitted me, only to avoid it.Turning. You know howthings have been changing for me." Jeremy hoped this line she had heardfrom many women over the years was good enough for Billy. "You know Istill love you but..." Before Jeremy could continue that thought Billy gasped, as if hehad been holding his breath. "You still love me. I thought you hatedme. You said that I was gone too much on business and you said I wascheating on you. Believe me; I never once cheated on you. It's only youI love." Billy stopped dancing and looked deep into. Jason – a lead EMT with the Ferris Fire Department – was her instructor. Sparks flew in the very first class and the rest, as they say, is history. They'd been dating now for just over four months and Nina was thrilled he'd been able to get time off to come with her to Hawaii.The chime from her smart phone signaling a text message snapped her out of her reverie. Digging it out of her purse, she couldn't help but chuckle at the message.< u r evil >"Who's it from?" Jason asked, glancing over her. "Should I be offended?" asked Bob striking a dignified pose.Gidget waved at him repeatedly as she continued to laugh."No..." she gasped. "I'm sorry ... I didn't ... mean it ... that way." All right then," said Bob, his voice serious. "What say we go for a moonlight drive tonight. It can be our first ... date."Gidget went into another paroxysm of laughter at that, waving her hands in the air breathlessly as she lay down on the floor and rolled. The others just stared at her. Finally she stopped.