Don't worry about the cost.” “Jonny I want to know what I owe you. I have never been in debt and I don't intend to start now.” “Ok Ange babe i...'s only £3000 roughly, may be slightly more but probably not £4000.” Angela's heart skipped many beats when she hear the cost. In the whole of her life she had probably not spent so much on clothes.“Jonny I could never find that sort of money with out raiding our savings and that would cause Preacher John to ask questions.” “Babe I told you not to worry.. .strong.She never took shit from anyone.All i could muster in response was a mummbled"yeah".How pathetic when I think back,but it didn't seem to phase her.She sat forward and her legs widened to there full extent."You wanna dominate me sir".It was said in such an innocent sounding voice and the smile was pure little shy girl,that I almost came in my pants there and then.The actor in me sudenly burst into full bloom and I stood up,chest out and trying to stand as a real macho actor would stand. "What do you play?" "Piano," she replied. "I still play for fun, but nothing good enough toput in the show." I nodded again. "So why do you want to quit the band?" she asked. "Watching you playit's obvious you love it." "It's a long story," I said. Stacy glanced around and then leaned over. "Is it because you'retransgendered?" she whispered. "Don't worry; it doesn't matter to me." My eyes opened up wide. "How...how did...how do you know?" "I've known a few t-girls over the years. One thing. ..utter blacknessthat was Ashe's helmet. "You put the lives of four children in dangerwith your laxness and ineptitude, and when you fuck up that badly I amthe only authority. Burn your costumes and find civilian jobs, becauseif you continue to try and play hero I will end each and every singleone of you. Am. I. Clear!"Swallowing and trying very hard not to throw up from the terror he wasexperiencing at the implications this living nightmare was making, theformer leader of the now defunct.