But I knew the number was not for any doubt clearance. Later while having some small talks she started weeping. I consoled her and asked her what happ...ned. She told that she was newly married a year ago.But her husband doesn’t stay with her and is mostly abroad. So she shifted to Kota so that she could teach students and pass her time. She also told that as the days passed she felt like her husband is cheating on her. His phone is most of the time busy or switched off.She told she had a. There were thanks, and hugs, and promises to stayin contact, but anybody who says I teared up ...Okay so I might have sniffled a little.****The next day, I went to church. And no, it didn't involve any dancingaround a maypole, or whatever. My mom and I had been part of a Unitedchurch for a while, and despite my gender change, I wanted to keepgoing.Of course, that meant I was dressed in a dress ... again ... (I swear,it's a conspiracy !)Monday was actually mostly uneventful.Well, right up after. ”He stands up and walks over to the door, pulls out a key from his pocket and locks the door. I watch him come back but he turns me back around, he then places stands behind my chair.“I was thinking something, a little more...personal..”I clear my throat and fidget my skirt nervously.“U-um and what would that be..?”I say with a stutter, coming from behind me I hear an audible zipper sound and belt shuffling.“What are you willing to do to keep your job…?”“Just about anything, sir. B-but I don't. One day, Jean called me to tell me that we had another girl we’d never met, sent to us by a mother we didn’t know to stay with us overnight. Chrissy arrived with a power of attorney, giving us temporary custody. We never told her that it also stated that if her mother didn’t return two days after that power of attorney expired, we would likely never see her again. I always had adoption paperwork pre-signed that would take effect at eleven-fifty-nine PM at the end of the second day, but we never.