"Your phone doesn't seem to work." Patrick said."Equipment was probably washed out by the storm." Zeke replied. "Good thing we're in here where it's n...ce and warm and comfy."Zeke fried up a couple of steaks for their dinner and probed into Patrick's background while they ate. He discovered that Patrick was single, had no girl-friend, and lived alone. Patrick's parents were both deceased and he had no close family. Zeke also discovered that Patrick hated his job; mostly because he wasn't any. I was parked at the far end of a parking lot near some trees and away from where anyone ever parked because the walk to local shopping was too far.I dialed Cathy's number. The phone rang once and she picked up. I smiled at the thought of her anxiously awaiting my call. I heard, "Hello?!". "Hello Cathy. I am very hard right now and have been as I drove to this secluded place thinking about you." She hummed "Mmmmm!" in a very high pitched and pleased tone. Then she spoke just above a. He was Ellie full time.Monday morning Ellie was the talk of the company. Every eye was on heras she walked into the office wearing jeans and a polo shirt as alwaysbut underneath she had breast forms, her hair was styled and her longnails were bright red, she wore make up and her eyebrows had beenthinned and arched. There was silence as her medium heeled pumps clickedon the concrete floor of the shop. Most people were amazed at how goodshe looked. The office girls told Rhonda how sorry they were. As far as everyone at work and in town had been concerned I was Sabrina Adams, a sensually teasing and shapely redhead.One day, one of the lab supervisors called me into his office. My worries as to the reason for this call were quickly replaced with puzzlement as I saw Brittney sitting in a chair across from the desk."Sabrina, please come in… we were just talking about you."I nervously glanced at Brittney who simply smiled, leaned in closer as I sat down and whispered, "Remember that I love.