Standing in the front yard I watched two women jog by and then a manwalking his dog. The man studiously ignored me, the women stared. Iwas the new k...d on the block, the weird kid on the block, but at leastI had a neatly mown lawn.Chapter 6: Sunshine and RainI stepped out. Monday's rain did not deter me. Perhaps it was Sid'scall, or mowing the lawn. Maybe it was finally laughing and cryingwithout bitterness. I stepped out. For the first week I existedalongside people, scared, hoping to. I look like a Barbie." They're not that big. Just a 'C' cup, I think. Put these on."Jessica tossed him a wad of clothes. He unfurled them. A pink, cottonjogging suit."It's the wrong size for me: too small. I never got around to returningit. You'll need this too." I'm not wearing a bra." Josh we're going to fix what's happening to you, but you can't go outlike that. You're advertising."Josh looked down at his nipples, which were sticking out enticingly. Hetook the bra and Jessica helped him get. Ty met them at one of their favorite bars where they could talk if they wanted or dance to the DJ music provided. They sat in a booth with Abby sitting on one side. Abby’s impressions of Ty were in reinforced watching the two of them. The young couple quickly fell into an easy, comfortable banter about friends, school, and the summer. Ty was staying on campus during the summer as he had part-time positions at the Student Union and tutoring in Economics.The two had danced a number of times until. . hup!“Thwack!Already my buttocks were beginning to burn painfully.I moved off as smoothly as I could manage, stepping out the required, measured pace I had been taught. I could imagine his eyes on my rolling, naked bottom... the strap at the ready, in case the pace became inaccurate.One circuit...Two circuits...He seemed satisfied.The tight rein was eased somewhat and I could lower my head a little.„Now... trot...“ came the order.Thwack! Thwack!Left and right... stinging and burning...I half.