A deal's a deal. But I can see you might be nervous. Shit, I'm nervous as hell as well. But wait, I have an idea."I got up, walked around Bobbie, unlo...ked the door, and left. I went to my cubicle, and got out a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc that I had received as a Christmas present a few months ago. I found a couple of paper cups in my office, and returned to Don's office, locking it as I came in."This should calm down your nerves, Bobbie. Want some?"She looked at the bottle, hesitated, and then. Mom was SO excited tosee what I looked like that I really felt like i couldn't complain. Shedoes seem happier now then I have ever seen her. And I have to say, itdoes feel like her good mood is connected to her making me, well, moregirlish. It's not just the things she is doing, like when she painted mynails. I don't really know how to describe it, but it's almost like Ifeel like she is treating me like I'm her daughter. Like when she gave methe bath and washed my hair. And here's the. "Oh fooking Jesus" she said in a broad Scots accent. "I'm so sorry I didna know you were having some family time."Tracey hid her face in her hands and muttered Oh fucking shit. Carol put her arm around her shoulder saying, "Don't worry about it darling, I won;t say nothing. Not like I haven't helped a boy relieve his urges when he's been banged up in hospital and horny as hell." Yes, I'm sure you have but I'm his mother, we're not supposed to do this kind of stuff," Carol mumbled."Maybe not but. Bet to beBlack, everything was utterly dark, I didn't know where I was or how Igot there, but my head was spinning so fast I really didn't care I justlaid down and expected that soon the world would stop circling aroundme.When I came to myself I had a killer headache, enough thirst to drink alake and no clothes, I was in a bed in a tasteful but Spartan guestroom, next to me a bath robe was laid and judging by the position ofthe sun it should be a little past noon, so I put on the robe and.