’ ‘Do you want me out of your life?’ Leah said gently. He acted as if he hadn’t heard her say that. ‘Oliver please reply.’ ‘I’d be a f...ol to let you go.’ CHAPTER 2 Leah’s heart rate soared when Oliver said he’d be a fool to want her out of his life. She’d much rather had he clutched over his heart and said he loved her and never wanted her to leave him, but that was over-expecting. At least he’d not rejected her. Leah ate slowly and fed Oliver some chicken from her sweet and sour dish to try.. I must have passed out several times, or maybe I just don’t remember everything. I couldn’t tell one minute from the next, it all blurred together, the pain in my shoulders increasing steadily. I thrashed my head back and forth weakly, wishing I could bash my head against a wall to drive out the intrusive images. I kept imagining them. Finding my dead body in five days, flies swirling around my slack mouth. Turning me over to the police, for breaking and entering, the cops leading my naked body. Mary was heartbroken. She had met Jenny shortlyafter Thomas, as he was then, had left Westminster Abbey Choir School.Thomas had contacted the Beaument Society for help and Mary had been hiscontact.He had been a treble in the choir and an accomplished musician. He hadmaintained his voice and it was clear that he could be a counter tenor inaddition to being an accomplished pianist. He wanted to be a girl.Over the next two years Mary and others helped him become Jenny andeventually get a place at. .." she was weeping. I stood and hugged her, not with any amorous designs, almost like you would hug your sister, excepting the fact that we were naked. The laid her head on her shoulder and cried, occasionally sniffling. "Look," I said, "I know you love Myron. Hell, I like Myron, and I don't think you or I should hurt him. You were the just as good for me as I was for you, and I want to keep doing this. If we're discrete and thoughtful about it we shouldn't get into too much trouble." She was.