Andusing the dreaded puppy-dog eyes, Melody had convinced me she shouldnt bethe only one going to school in a dress, even though I wasn't even in herc...ass.You'd think that since I was also a girl, the puppy-dog eyes wouldn'twork on me anymore, but you'd be wrong.So there I was, trying my best to remember nobody was going to think Iwas a boy in drag.And also trying to ignore the fact I ... kinda liked how I looked in thisoutfit. A little.Fortunately, before I followed that particular train of. The next morning life went on as usual. Paul made breakfast and we ate it together. Davey seemed to have adjusted to the shock of seeing me half naked the day before. He didn't seem distant or sullen. In fact he was more pleasant toward me than usual. He had some things to do and left shortly after breakfast. Paul finished his coffee while I cleaned up the kitchen. He's a great cook, but he uses a lot of utensils and pots and stuff.As I stood at the sink Paul moved up behind me. He cupped my. Part of me was mostly relieved of the anxiety of two days. Not everyone was thrilled, many of the Nobles slunk off to share their hatred. Kaorin collapsed onto a bench and Etace watched over her. I asked one of the guards, who said that Eos would be released later after the paperwork was completed. Deciding to await her, I waited in a small office in the courthouse, reading treatise on the law and justice and the application of such to property rights. Time ticked by and then I heard the door. "Interesting. Put them on my con-"He stopped short, remembering that his console was still blown out."Erm, put them on the overhead monitors."A row of screens hanging from the ceiling snapped to life at the front of the bridge. They all showed the live image of Admiral Dryson, the commander of the United Nations peacekeeping Navy. He was smiling widely at them."Surprise!" he said by way of introduction. "I am Admiral Dryson, as I am sure some of you have already figured out. I am aboard the.