Goddamn it I was sad. I was looking at maybe being sad forever. Damn it!****I was out of the hospital on day ten of my incarceration there. And, in sp...te of Claire’s protestation to the contrary, I was still wary of going to their place to stay. It was, frankly, the last place on earth that I wanted to be staying. So as we drove I was doing my level best to think how I could shorten my stay there.“I did have to give Claire credit for thoughtfulness on one score. She’d gone to our place,. We had fun like we always had, but now I doubled as his lover and newly wed wife. I found that I had adapted quite well to this new situation. Being female was now my natural way, and I discovered that I thought less and less like my old self. Where I earlier had no problem hurling down beers or burping out loud I now found myself slightly disgusted by this kind of behavior. I even made teasing remarks when he was being rude. Still, for the most part my friend behaved when he was near me, and. "Be carefuly there - you could asphyxiate doing that," he answered. "MyCPR training is expired this month, don't make me have to resuscitateyou."It was a cheesy line but she blushed at the thought of his mouth onhers, breathing life back into her lungs. She felt her cheeks burningfuriously and tried to suppress the thought but his masculinity wasoverpowering to her and her body and persona were answering to him likeit was the Pied Piper.Omar realized that she didn't have the memories to deal. I twitched my head and said Well you sure look gorgeous from here. She coloured up and to attempt to cover her embarrassment I looked at Jo and asked You going out tonight? I then realised that Jo too was staring at my hard on and was chewing her bottom lip.A quick glance to her crotch also revealed her to be wet down there. Suddenly realising that I had spoken to her Jo looked up Eh yeah, me and Alan are going to a Barn Dance, why dont you come? Claire needs a date. I looked back at Claire It.